Breakdown of A gente vai conversar com calma depois da reunião.
Questions & Answers about A gente vai conversar com calma depois da reunião.
In Brazilian Portuguese, a gente very often means we in everyday speech.
Literally, gente can mean people, but in expressions like a gente vai..., it usually means we are going to... or we will....
So here, a gente = we.
Both can mean we, but they are used differently.
- a gente is very common in spoken Brazilian Portuguese and sounds natural and conversational.
- nós is also correct, but it can sound a bit more formal, careful, or written, depending on the situation and region.
So in casual spoken Brazilian Portuguese, a gente is often the more natural choice.