How to Say ‘Do you have T-shirts?’ in Portuguese
Tem t-shirts?
tayng TEE-shurts
[tayng TEE-shurts]
💬 Usage Tip: In European Portuguese, [tem] is often used for [você/o senhor/a senhora], so in a shop it can mean "do you have?" even though it literally matches "has." You can reuse the pattern with other things: [Tem camisolas?], [Tem azul?].
Phrase Breakdown
Tem
[tayng]
do you have / is there
A very common form of the verb meaning have or there is/are, often used in shops to ask if something is available.
Tem tamanhos grandes nesta loja?
Do you have large sizes in this shop?
t-shirts
[TEE-shurts]
t-shirts
The English loanword used in Portuguese for T-shirts.
Procuro t-shirts para o verão.
I am looking for T-shirts for the summer.
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