How to Say ‘Now you're here.’ in Portuguese
Agora estás aqui.
ah-GOH-rah sh-TAHSH ah-KEE
[ah-GOH-rah sh-TAHSH ah-KEE]
Phrase Breakdown
Agora
[ah-GOH-rah]
now
Refers to the present moment; often used to reassure or shift focus to the current situation.
Agora tudo está bem.
Now everything is fine.
Estás aqui
sh-TAHSH ah-KEE
You are here
Informal present tense of 'estar' with 'tu'.
Estás aqui com a gente.
You are here with us.
Words in this phrase
estás
[sh-TAHSH]
you are
Form of 'estar' used with 'tu' in European Portuguese.
Estás em casa ou no trabalho?
Are you at home or at work?
aqui
[ah-KEE]
here
Indicates presence in this place, close to the speaker.
O teu casaco está aqui.
Your coat is here.
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