Here's a whole page of ways of saying this in English. http://www.linguee.com/english-portugue/search?query=n%E3o+me+leve+a+mal Take your pick!

Don't get me wrong. I guess

"Don't get me wrong" is right! Wouldn't make sense to say the opposite though ("Get me right") Therefore, is it in Portuguese that: Levar a mal = "to get it wrong" Levar a ?--? = "to get it right" In English we refer to "getting things right" or "getting things wrong" How does this work in portuguese?