How to Say ‘You will board now.’ in Portuguese
Vai embarcar agora.
vye em-bahr-KAR uh-GOH-ruh
[vye em-bahr-KAR uh-GOH-ruh]
💬 Usage Tip: [vai + verb] is a very common way to talk about what's about to happen: [vai embarcar], [vai sair], [vai abrir]. Here it means 'is going to board' or simply 'will board'.
Phrase Breakdown
Vai
[vye]
is going to
Used here to express the near future.
O grupo um vai entrar primeiro.
Group one is going to enter first.
embarcar
[em-bahr-KAR]
to board
To go onto the aircraft.
Nós vamos embarcar dentro de minutos.
We are going to board within minutes.
Agora.
uh-GOH-ruh
Now.
Indicates that the action happens immediately.
Agora, por favor.
Now, please.
Words in this phrase
agora
[uh-GOH-ruh]
now
At this moment; right away.
Agora chamam os passageiros da fila A.
Now they are calling passengers from row A.
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