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Portuguese Phrase

Sim, isso funciona perfeitamente.

/sĩ iˈsu fũˈsɐ̃w pɨɾfejˈtɐ̃mẽtʃi/
Meaning"Yes, that works perfectly."
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Meaning

Literally “Yes, that works perfectly.” The speaker confirms that a method, device, or suggestion is operating without any problems.

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When to use

Use this sentence when you want to give a clear, positive confirmation that something you or someone else tried is functioning exactly as intended, especially in technical, professional, or polite conversation.

Grammar Breakdown

Sim,issofuncionaperfeitamente.

1

Sim (affirmation)

Used to give a positive answer; it can stand alone or precede a clause.

2

isso (demonstrative pronoun)

Refers to something just mentioned or visible; equivalent to “that”.

3

funciona (verb funcionar)

Third‑person singular present of “funcionar” – to work, to operate.

4

perfeitamente (adverb)

Modifies the verb, meaning “perfectly” or “flawlessly”.

🗨In Conversation

A

Você conseguiu abrir o arquivo PDF que eu enviei?

Were you able to open the PDF file I sent?

Sim, isso funciona perfeitamente.

Yes, that works perfectly.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Sim, isso é perfeitamente.

    “É” means “is” (identity) and does not convey the idea of something operating.

  • Sim, perfeitamente isso funciona.

    Adverbs normally follow the verb; placing it before the subject sounds unnatural.

  • Sim, isso funciona perfeito.

    The adverb must be “perfeitamente”; “perfeito” is an adjective and does not modify the verb correctly.

Alternatives

  • Claro, está funcionando perfeitamente.

    Sure, it’s working perfectly.

  • Com certeza, tudo está perfeito.

    Certainly, everything is perfect.

  • Sim, funciona muito bem.

    Yes, it works very well.

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Cultural Tip

In Brazil and Portugal speakers often answer with a short “Sim” and then add a brief explanation. “Perfeitamente” sounds a bit formal; in casual speech you might hear “ótimo” or “tá ótimo”. When confirming a technical solution in a professional setting, the full phrase adds confidence and politeness.