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Portuguese Phrase

Com uma conexão estável não tem interrupções.

/kõ ˈu.mɐ ko.nɛˈsɐ̃w̃ isˈta.vɛw nɐ̃w̃ tẽj̃ ĩ.tɛ.ʁuˈpsõj̃s/
Meaning"With a stable connection there are no interruptions."
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Meaning

This phrase means that if your internet or network connection is reliable and consistent, you won't experience any breaks or disconnections. It implies a smooth and uninterrupted experience, often in the context of streaming, online meetings, or gaming. It highlights the benefit of having a good quality connection.

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When to use

This phrase is commonly used when discussing internet service quality, online activities, or any situation where a continuous link is crucial. You might hear it from a tech support person, a gamer, or someone describing their work-from-home setup. It's a positive statement about reliability.

Grammar Breakdown

Comumaconexãoestávelnãoteminterrupções.

1

Com

This is a preposition meaning 'with'. It introduces the condition or means by which something happens.

2

Uma conexão estável

'Uma' is the indefinite article 'a/an' (feminine singular). 'Conexão' (connection) is a feminine noun. 'Estável' (stable) is an adjective that agrees with 'conexão'.

3

Não tem

In colloquial Brazilian Portuguese, 'não tem' (literally 'does not have') is very commonly used to mean 'there isn't/aren't', replacing the more formal 'não há' (from 'haver').

4

Interrupções

This is a plural feminine noun meaning 'interruptions'. It is the object of the implied verb 'haver' or the colloquial 'ter' in this construction.

🗨In Conversation

A

Como está a sua internet hoje?

How's your internet today?

Ótima! Com uma conexão estável não tem interrupções.

Great! With a stable connection there are no interruptions.

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Common Mistakes

  • Com uma conexão estável não interrupções.

    While grammatically correct, 'não tem' is more common and natural in spoken Brazilian Portuguese for 'there isn't/aren't' in this context, especially in informal and semi-formal settings.

  • Com uma conexão estável não tem interrupções nenhumas.

    Adding 'nenhumas' (none at all) is redundant. 'Não tem interrupções' already implies 'no interruptions at all' and is more concise.

Alternatives

  • Se a conexão for estável, não haverá interrupções.

    If the connection is stable, there will be no interruptions.

  • Uma conexão estável garante que não haja interrupções.

    A stable connection guarantees that there are no interruptions.

  • Com uma boa conexão, tudo flui sem parar.

    With a good connection, everything flows without stopping.

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Cultural Tip

In Brazil, internet stability can sometimes be a challenge, especially in certain regions or during peak times. Therefore, having a 'conexão estável' (stable connection) is highly valued and often a topic of conversation, particularly for those who rely on it for work or entertainment. The use of 'não tem' instead of 'não há' for 'there isn't/aren't' is very characteristic of informal and even semi-formal Brazilian Portuguese, reflecting a common linguistic shift.