How to Say ‘What time is boarding?’ in Portuguese
A que horas é o embarque?
ah kay OH-rash eh oo em-BAR-keh
[ah kay OH-rash eh oo em-BAR-keh]
💬 Usage Tip: A que horas literally means 'at what hours', and it's always plural. Swap the end for any event: A que horas abre? "What time does it open?"
Phrase Breakdown
A que horas
ah kay OH-rash
At what time
Say 'a kuh OR-ash'. The 'h' is silent, and the final 's' sounds like 'sh'.
A que horas abre?
What time does it open?
Words in this phrase
A
[ah]
At
Indicating a specific time.
A que horas você chega?
At what time are you arriving?
que
[kay]
what
Used to specify something.
Que horas são agora?
What time is it now?
horas
[OH-rash]
hours / time
Used in time questions to mean clock time.
As "horas" de maior movimento são às oito.
The busiest "times" are at eight.
é o embarque?
eh oo em-BAR-keh
is the boarding?
Say 'eh oo eng-BAR-kuh'. 'Embarque' starts with a nasal sound and means boarding.
O embarque já começou.
Boarding has already started.
Words in this phrase
é
[eh]
is
Third person singular of ser, meaning 'is'.
Isso é importante para a família.
That is important for the family.
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular definite article, used before masculine nouns.
O aniversário é em maio.
The birthday is in May.
embarque
[em-BAR-keh]
boarding
The act of getting on the plane.
O embarque começa agora.
Boarding starts now.
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