"My brothers and you will see me drink a lot."

Translation: Meus irmãos e você vão me ver beber muito.

[mmcclellan]

In this example, is "vão me ver" interchangeable with "vão ver-me"?

[Paulenrique]

Most used: vão me ver, me verão, ver-me-ão

[NobleJohn]

ver-me-ão? That's interesting ... !

[Paulenrique]

Old way of saying that!! =)

[Pierre559404]

É mesóclise.

[deactivated user]

Does anyone really use "ver-me-ão" these days??

[Paulenrique]

actually not.

[r_i_l_e_y]

My understanding is that vão ver-me is the European portuguese way and vão me ver is the Brazilian way, although perhaps neither incorrect in either case.

[Paulenrique]

Hmmm... my friends and i always use this polite form, specially when writing.... and many of the articles I read i find this formal spelling... (eg, "...abrir-se-vos-á" (it will open for you))

[whitebox]

Is 'muito beber' also okay?

[Paulenrique]

No, muito is used after verbs.

[VictorDelR2]

It's not correct to say "você me vão ver"?

[NogoBogo]

Can you use tomar like in Spanish, in place of beber?

[turbomaximus]

... tomar álcool muito