How to Say ‘Are you leaving now?’ in Portuguese
Vais sair agora?
vysh sah-EER ah-GOH-rah
[vysh sah-EER ah-GOH-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vais] is the [tu] form of [ir], so this is informal. The same verb changes a lot: [vou], [vais], [vai], so it's worth learning as a set.
Phrase Breakdown
Vais
[vysh]
are you going
Second-person singular form of ir, used informally to ask if someone is going.
Vais ao mercado hoje?
Are you going to the market today?
sair
[sah-EER]
to leave / to go out
An infinitive meaning to leave or to go out.
Quero sair cedo amanhã.
I want to leave early tomorrow.
agora
[ah-GOH-rah]
now
Means now; used to talk about the present moment.
Estou ocupado agora.
I am busy now.
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