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Don’t do it in Portuguese 🇧🇷


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don’t do it não faça isso
How to say “don’t do it” in Portuguese? “Não faça isso”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “não faça isso” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on don’t do it in Portuguese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember the Verb:
• Associate “fazer” with everyday actions (“to do” or “to make”) and link it to common expressions such as “fazer a lição” (“to do homework”) or “fazer uma surpresa” (“to make a surprise”).
• Notice that “faça” is the command form used with “você” (the formal or polite second person), which can remind you that the verb adapts to the pronoun.
• Create a mental image: When someone says “Não faça isso!”, imagine a clear prohibition about performing an action, reinforcing the negative imperative.

Explanations:
• “Não faça isso” is an imperative sentence that tells someone not to perform a certain action. The verb “fazer” means “to do” or “to make” and appears here in the imperative mood as “faça”, directed in a formal or polite manner.
• In Portuguese, the negative imperative is formed by placing “não” before the affirmative command form.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
• “Não o execute”
• “Não proceda com isso”
• “Não realize isso”
• (These alternatives may have slight nuances, but all carry the sense of “don’t do it.”)

Conjugations of the Verb “Fazer” (Infinitive: fazer):

Infinitive Forms:
 • Infinitivo pessoal (when applicable): fazer
 • Gerúndio: fazendo
 • Particípio passado: feito

Indicative Mood:
 • Present:
  – Eu faço
  – Tu fazes
  – Ele/Ela/Você faz
  – Nós fazemos
  – Vós fazeis
  – Eles/Elas/Vocês fazem
 • Preterite Perfect (Simple Past):
  – Eu fiz
  – Tu fizeste
  – Ele/Ela/Você fez
  – Nós fizemos
  – Vós fizestes
  – Eles/Elas/Vocês fizeram
 • Imperfect Past:
  – Eu fazia
  – Tu fazias
  – Ele/Ela/Você fazia
  – Nós fazíamos
  – Vós fazíeis
  – Eles/Elas/Vocês faziam
 • Future:
  – Eu farei
  – Tu farás
  – Ele/Ela/Você fará
  – Nós faremos
  – Vós fareis
  – Eles/Elas/Vocês farão

Subjunctive Mood (for reference):
 • Present Subjunctive:
  – Que eu faça
  – Que tu faças
  – Que ele/ela/você faça
  – Que nós façamos
  – Que vós façais
  – Que eles/elas/vocês façam
 • Past Subjunctive:
  – Se eu fizesse
  – Se tu fizesses
  – Se ele/ela/você fizesse
  – Se nós fizéssemos
  – Se vós fizésseis
  – Se eles/elas/vocês fizessem

Imperative Mood:
 • Affirmative (for “você” use form from Present Subjunctive): faça (você), façamos (nós), façam (vocês)
 • Negative: Formed by placing “não” before the affirmative form: “não faça”, “não façamos”, “não façam”

Examples of Sentences:
1. Não faça isso.               (Do not do that.)
2. Se você não fizer isso agora, poderá ter problemas depois.  (If you don’t do it now, you may have problems later.)
3. Quando ela fez isso, todos ficaram surpresos.     (When she did that, everyone was surprised.)
4. Faça sua lição antes de sair para brincar.      (Make sure you do your homework before going out to play.)
5. Mesmo sob pressão, eu não fiz o que me pediram.   (Despite the pressure, I did not do what they asked of me.)

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