How to Say ‘Here you have’ in Portuguese
Aqui tem
ah-KEE teng
[ah-KEE teng]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: At a counter, [Aqui tem] is a normal way to hand something over, like giving you a document. In Portugal, staff may say this instead of a more literal [Aqui está].
Phrase Breakdown
Aqui
[ah-KEE]
here
Used when giving or showing something to someone.
No check-in, a agente disse: «Aqui tem o seu cartão de embarque.»
At check-in, the agent said: "Here is your boarding pass."
tem
[teng]
you have / here is
In this context, it is used to hand something over politely, like "here you are."
Quando entregou o documento, ela disse: «Aqui tem.»
When she handed over the document, she said: "Here you are."
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