How to Say ‘When would you be available?’ in Portuguese
Quando estaria disponível?
kwahn-doh ehs-tah-ree-ah dees-poh-nee-vehl
[kwahn-doh ehs-tah-ree-ah dees-poh-nee-vehl]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese often leaves out você when it's clear from the verb or the situation, so Quando estaria disponível? still means When would you be available?. That omission is very common and sounds natural, especially in polite professional speech.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is polite and appropriately indirect for arranging a follow-up with someone you met at a career event. It feels smoother than a more direct Quando pode? with a new contact.
Phrase Breakdown
Quando
[kwahn-doh]
When
Interrogative word for timing events.
Quando estaria disponível para uma conversa?
When would you be available for a conversation?
Estaria disponível?
ehs-tah-ree-ah dees-poh-nee-vehl
Words in this phrase
estaria
[ehs-tah-ree-ah]
would be
Indicates possibility in future scenarios.
Eu me pergunto quando estaria disponível para uma reunião.
I wonder when it would be available for a meeting.
disponível
[dees-poh-nee-vehl]
available
Free to be used or attended.
Quando estaria disponível para começarmos?
When would you be available for us to start?
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