Eu concordo totalmente.

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Breakdown of Eu concordo totalmente.

• concordar: to agree
• totalmente: totally; completely

Questions & Answers about Eu concordo totalmente.

Do I need eu here, or can I just say Concordo totalmente?

You can absolutely say just Concordo totalmente.

In Brazilian Portuguese, subject pronouns are often omitted when the verb already makes the subject clear. Since concordo is the I form, listeners understand that the subject is I.

• Eu concordo totalmente = I totally agree
• Concordo totalmente = also I totally agree

Using eu can add emphasis, contrast, or clarity.

For example:

• Eu concordo, mas ele não. = I agree, but he doesn’t.

What does concordo mean grammatically?

Concordo is the first-person singular present tense form of the verb concordar, which means to agree.

So:

• concordar = to agree
• concordo = I agree

Some other forms:

• eu concordo = I agree
• você concorda = you agree
• ele/ela concorda = he/she agrees
• nós concordamos = we agree
• eles/elas concordam = they agree

Why is totalmente used here?