Questions & Answers about Eu discordo do resultado da prova.
Yes. In Brazilian Portuguese, subject pronouns are often optional because the verb ending already shows who the subject is.
- (Eu) discordo = I disagree
- The -o ending in discordo tells you it is I
You include eu when you want to:
- add emphasis
- create contrast
- avoid ambiguity
So both are correct:
- Eu discordo do resultado da prova.
- Discordo do resultado da prova.
The second one is very natural in everyday Portuguese.
Because discordar normally uses the preposition de.
So in Portuguese, the pattern is:
- discordar de algo = to disagree with something
- discordar de alguém = to disagree with someone
Examples:
- Discordo de você. = I disagree with you.
- Discordamos da decisão. = We disagree with the decision.
This is different from English, where you simply say disagree with. In Portuguese, you need to remember that discordar goes with de.