Phrase · 🗺️ Plans with conditions
Logo que sair o resultado, eu te conto.
As soon as the result comes out, I’ll tell you.
B1promising to share newsinformalAudio · coming soon
Why every word is where it is
Logo que1conjunctionas soon assair2verbcomes outsubjunctive · future · 3rd sing.odeterminerthemasc. · sing. · definiteresultadonounresultmasc. · sing.,eupronounI1st sing. · subjectte3object pronounyou2nd sing. · indirect objectcontoverbtellcontar · present · 1st sing..
- Logo que → sair: trigger
- resultado → sair: subject
- eu → conto: subject
- conto → te: object
Word for word: “As-soon that comes-out the result, I you tell.”
Why it's built this way
The notes match the numbers above.
- 1Logo que = assim que = as soon as. Both take the future subjunctive for the future. Future subjunctive: uses →
- 2sair is future subjunctive; its subject (o resultado) follows, as often with news verbs. Future subjunctive: forms →
- 3te conto: pronoun before the verb. Contar = to tell (news, a story). Object pronouns as spoken →
Variations
- Assim que sair o resultado, eu te conto.
- Quando sair o resultado, te aviso.
- Logo que o resultado sair, eu te falo.