How to Say ‘Do you also want one?’ in Portuguese
Quer também uma?
kehr tam-BAYNG OO-muh
[kehr tam-BAYNG OO-muh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Também] usually sits before the thing being added: [Quer também uma...?] = "Do you also want a...?" You can reuse that placement in [Leva também estas?].
Phrase Breakdown
Quer
[kehr]
do you want
Polite form of querer for 'you'; often used by a shop assistant speaking to a customer.
A funcionária pergunta: Quer também uma em azul?
The shop assistant asks: Do you also want one in blue?
também
[tam-BAYNG]
also
Adds the idea of 'too' or 'as well' when offering another option.
Quer também uma mais barata?
Do you also want a cheaper one?
uma?
OO-muh
one?
Refers to one item, usually understood from context.
Quer uma maçã?
Do you want an apple?
Words in this phrase
uma
[OO-muh]
one / a
Feminine singular form, used for one feminine item like one t-shirt.
Se quiser, levo uma para experimentar.
If you want, I'll take one to try on.
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