Portuguese Phrase
Segue as redes oficiais.
Meaning
A short command that tells the listener to follow or keep an eye on the official social‑media accounts, websites or communication channels of a brand, organization or public figure.
When to use
Use it in marketing posts, newsletters, event flyers, or any situation where you want to direct people to the official online presence of a company, government agency, or influencer.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Segueasredesoficiais.
Segue (verbo)
Third‑person singular present of the verb *seguir* (to follow). It can also be an imperative directed to “you” (formal) when the subject is omitted.
as (artigo definido)
Feminine plural definite article, agrees with the noun *redes*.
redes (substantivo)
Feminine plural noun meaning “networks” or “social media platforms”.
oficiais (adjetivo)
Adjective meaning “official”, must agree in gender and number with *redes*.
🗨In Conversation
Segue as redes oficiais para receber as novidades em primeira mão.
Follow the official channels to get the news first.
Claro, já estou seguindo o Instagram e o Twitter deles.
Sure, I'm already following their Instagram and Twitter.
✕Common Mistakes
Segue as rede oficial.
Noun and adjective must agree in number and gender with the article.
Segue as redes oficial.
The adjective *oficial* needs the plural ending *-is* to match *redes*.
Segue a redes oficiais.
The article *a* is singular; use *as* for the plural noun *redes*.
↔Alternatives
Acompanhe as redes oficiais.
Keep up with the official networks.
Siga as contas oficiais.
Follow the official accounts.
Confira nossos perfis oficiais.
Check out our official profiles.
Cultural Tip
In Brazil the word *redes* is shorthand for *redes sociais* (social media). When you say *redes oficiais* you’re usually referring to the verified accounts of a brand or institution. Using the imperative *segue* sounds friendly yet slightly formal; for a more casual tone you could say *dá uma olhada nas redes oficiais*.