How to Say ‘Would you also like a red one?’ in Portuguese
Quer também uma vermelha?
kehr tam-BAYNG OO-muh vehr-MEH-lyuh
[kehr tam-BAYNG OO-muh vehr-MEH-lyuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vermelha] means "red one" here because the noun is left out but understood. Portuguese does this a lot with colours after [um/uma/dois/duas].
Phrase Breakdown
Quer
[kehr]
do you want
Polite 'you want' form, useful when offering a product option to someone.
A senhora sorri e pergunta: Quer também uma vermelha?
The lady smiles and asks: Do you also want a red one?
também
[tam-BAYNG]
also
Used to include an extra option in addition to what was already mentioned.
Pode levar a preta e também uma vermelha.
You can take the black one and also a red one.
uma
[OO-muh]
one / a
Feminine singular article/number for one feminine item.
Hoje só quero uma vermelha.
Today I only want one red one.
vermelha
[vehr-MEH-lyuh]
red
Feminine singular form of 'red', matching a feminine noun like t-shirt.
A t-shirt vermelha chama a atenção.
The red t-shirt catches attention.
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