How to Say ‘There is always someone available’ in Portuguese
Há sempre alguém disponível
ah SEHNG-pruh ahl-GAYNG deesh-poh-NEE-vell
[ah SEHNG-pruh ahl-GAYNG deesh-poh-NEE-vell]
Phrase Breakdown
Há
[ah]
there is / there are
Form of haver used to say that something exists.
Há interesse em ouvir candidatos no evento.
There is interest in listening to candidates at the event.
sempre
[SEHNG-pruh]
always
Adverb meaning 'always'.
Há sempre espaço para aprender mais sobre a empresa.
There is always room to learn more about the company.
alguém
[ahl-GAYNG]
someone
Indefinite pronoun meaning 'someone'.
Há sempre alguém pronto para explicar os processos.
There is always someone ready to explain the processes.
disponível
[deesh-poh-NEE-vell]
available
Adjective meaning 'available', often used for a person who is free to help.
Há sempre alguém disponível para responder a dúvidas.
There is always someone available to answer questions.
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