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We close in Portuguese 🇧🇷


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we close fechamos
How to say “we close” in Portuguese? “Fechamos”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “fechamos” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on we close in Portuguese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Associate “fechar” with the act of “closing” a door or a shop. Visualize a familiar door you shut every day.
• Notice the similarity in sound between “fechar” and “finish” (as in finishing activity)—both signal an ending or closing.

Explanations:
• “Fechamos” is a conjugated form of the regular verb “fechar,” which means “to close” or “to shut.”
• It serves as both the present indicative (we close) and the simple past/preterite (we closed) in Portuguese, depending on context.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• Encerramos – can mean “we close” or “we end” an operation or session.
• Trancamos – often used when referring to “locking” or “shutting” a door, emphasizing security.

Conjugations of “Fechar” (Infinitive: fechar):
• Present Indicative:
 Eu fecho (I close)
 Tu fechas (You close – informal singular)
 Ele/Ela fecha (He/She closes)
 Nós fechamos (We close)
 Vós fechais (You close – informal plural, rarely used)
 Eles/Elas fecham (They close)

• Preterite (Simple Past):
 Eu fechei (I closed)
 Tu fechaste (You closed)
 Ele/Ela fechou (He/She closed)
 Nós fechamos (We closed)
 Vós fechastes (You closed)
 Eles/Elas fecharam (They closed)

• Imperfect:
 Eu fechava (I was closing / used to close)
 Tu fechavas (You were closing)
 Ele/Ela fechava (He/She was closing)
 Nós fechávamos (We were closing)
 Vós fecháveis (You were closing)
 Eles/Elas fechavam (They were closing)

• Future:
 Eu fecharei (I will close)
 Tu fecharás (You will close)
 Ele/Ela fechará (He/She will close)
 Nós fecharemos (We will close)
 Vós fechareis (You will close)
 Eles/Elas fecharão (They will close)

Examples of Sentences:
1. "Depois do almoço, fechamos a porta da cozinha."
 Translation: "After lunch, we closed the kitchen door."
2. "Agora, fechamos nossa loja para o fim de semana."
 Translation: "Now, we close our store for the weekend."
3. "Ontem, fechamos o capĂ­tulo com uma festa de encerramento."
 Translation: "Yesterday, we closed the chapter with a closing party."

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