How to Say ‘Yes, one bag, please.’ in Portuguese
Sim, um saco, por favor.
seeng oong SAH-koo poor fah-VOHR
[seeng oong SAH-koo poor fah-VOHR]
Phrase Breakdown
Sim, um saco,
seeng oong SAH-koo
Yes, one bag,
'Sim' and 'um' are both nasal sounds. Don't close your lips fully on the 'm'; let the sound go through your nose.
Sim, um saco, se faz favor.
Yes, one bag, please.
Words in this phrase
Sim
[seeng]
yes
A simple affirmative answer meaning 'yes'.
Sim, a cultura parece muito colaborativa.
Yes, the culture seems very collaborative.
um
[oong]
a / one
Indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.
No gráfico há um valor em destaque.
In the chart there is a value highlighted.
saco
[SAH-koo]
bag
Usually a shopping bag given in a store.
Se comprei várias coisas, digo "Tem um saco?"
If I bought several things, I say "Do you have a bag?"
por favor.
poor fah-VOHR
please.
The standard polite word. Say it as 'pur fa-VOR', with the stress on the last syllable.
Um café, por favor.
A coffee, please.
Words in this phrase
por
[poor]
Please
Used to make a request more polite.
Poderia ajudar-me, por favor?
Could you help me, please?
favor
[fah-VOHR]
Please
Used to make a request more polite.
Diga-me por favor se está tudo bem.
Please tell me if everything is okay.
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