How to Say “Thank You My Cousin” in Portuguese

obrigado meu primo
/o.bɾiˈɡa.du mew ˈpɾĩ.mu/word by word
obrigado meu primo is how to say thank you my cousin in Portuguese.
This phrase is used to express gratitude specifically when addressing a male cousin.

Which one should you use?

Use obrigado meu primo when the cousin is male, and obrigada minha prima when the cousin is female.

How does it change in a sentence?

The phrase must change based on the gender of both the speaker and the cousin. If the speaker is female, you must change obrigado to obrigada. To address a female cousin instead of a male one, change meu primo to minha prima.

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation is /o.bɾiˈɡa.du mew ˈpɾĩ.mu/. It has 6 syllables, with the stress on the 3rd syllable.

Did you know?

  • In Brazil, primo is often used as a friendly slang term for a peer or a 'buddy', even if there is no actual family relation.
  • When you say obrigado, you are literally saying 'I am obliged'. You are telling your cousin that their kindness has placed you under a social or moral debt.
  • In some Portuguese-speaking regions, a very quick way to say this is valeu, primo. The word valeu is a common informal substitute for obrigado.

Examples in context

  • Primo(a), agradeço por sempre estar ao meu lado. Sua companhia e apoio são inestimáveis para mim. Muito obrigada!
    Cousin, I appreciate you always being by my side. Your company and support are invaluable to me. Thank you very much!
  • Querido(a) primo(a), minha gratidão por sua presença constante em minha vida. Você é muito especial para mim. Obrigado(a)!
    Dear cousin, my gratitude for your constant presence in my life. You are very special to me. Thank you!
  • Primo(a), meus mais sinceros agradecimentos por ter me ajudado quando eu mais precisei. Sempre poderei contar com você. Lembro-me de quando éramos crianças e compartilhávamos tantas aventuras juntos. Obrigado(a) por ser um primo(a) incrível.
    Cousin, my deepest appreciation for helping me when I needed it the most. I can always count on you. I remember when we were kids and shared so many adventures together. Thank you for being an amazing cousin.

Example conversation

Beatriz is thanking Felipe for giving her a ride.

  1. Beatriz

    Obrigado meu primo por me trazer.
    Thank you my cousin for bringing me.
  2. Felipe

    De nada, Beatriz!
    You're welcome, Beatriz!
  3. Beatriz

    Foi muita gentileza sua.
    That was very kind of you.
  4. Felipe

    Não foi nada.
    It was nothing.

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