How do I say no spoilers in Portuguese?

Sem spoiler, por favor is a common informal request. You can also say Não conta o que acontece depois: do not tell me what happens next.

How do I ask which episode someone is on?

Você está em qual episódio? asks which episode they have reached. Check the answer before discussing later events.

Sem Spoiler! Talk About a Series in Portuguese Without Giving Away the Ending

Ask about progress before the plot

Você está em qual episódio? — “Which episode are you on?” is an informal way to find the shared point. For a season, ask Você já terminou a primeira temporada? — “Have you finished the first season?”

If you have not caught up, say Ainda não terminei. Sem spoiler, por favor. — “I haven’t finished yet. No spoilers, please.” Ainda não tells the listener you have not done it yet, rather than that you never intend to watch. No knowledge of a particular show is required for these examples.

Describe your reaction without naming the event

Try Gostei do ritmo do episódio. — “I liked the pace of the episode.” Or Achei a atuação muito boa. — “I thought the acting was very good.” These comments discuss the experience without revealing who leaves, wins or returns.

Even an enthusiastic reaction can hint at an ending. If the other person asks for no information at all, respect that preference. Melhor a gente falar disso depois que você terminar. — “We’d better talk about this after you finish” offers an easy way to keep the shared topic for later.

A conversation that finds common ground

Friend: Você viu o final? — Did you see the ending?
You: Ainda não. Estou no terceiro episódio. Sem spoiler! — Not yet. I’m on the third episode. No spoilers!
Friend: Tudo bem. O que você achou do começo? — All right. What did you think of the beginning?
You: Gostei dos personagens. Só achei o primeiro episódio um pouco lento. — I liked the characters. I just thought the first episode was a little slow.

The friend redirects to material both people know. The learner adds a specific opinion, giving the conversation somewhere to go without asking for a plot summary. The characters and series are fictional; no actual ending is disclosed.

Practice respecting two different limits

You have seen only the first episode. Tell your friend and ask them not to reveal more.
Your friend is halfway through the season. Ask whether they want a general opinion or no details.
You realize you are about to reveal an ending. Stop and suggest returning to the topic later.

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Só vi o primeiro episódio. Não conta o que acontece depois, por favor. — I’ve only seen the first episode. Please don’t tell me what happens next.
Posso dar uma opinião geral ou você prefere não saber nada? — Can I give a general opinion, or would you rather know nothing?
Melhor falar disso quando você terminar. — Better to talk about it when you finish.

Try the exchange with an invented show. Give a reaction about music, acting or pace, then ask your partner’s opinion. This is practice in managing shared knowledge, not a method that requires watching a whole series before you can start speaking.

Continue with related practice

Explore Three Habits That Make Speaking Portuguese Harder for related language or listening practice. The dialogues and exercises on this page are original written teaching examples. They are not episode transcripts or additional audio recordings.

Use Real Life Portuguese for everyday phrases and native audio, then prepare two original comments about a series you enjoy. Keep the comments within what your conversation partner has already watched.

Disclosure: Bruno Lopes is a co-founder of the app. For focused feedback on your own replies, bring a short example to a trial lesson.