How to Say ‘And are the hours flexible?’ in Portuguese
E o horário é flexível?
ee oo oh-RAH-ryoo eh flek-SEE-vel
[ee oo oh-RAH-ryoo eh flek-SEE-vel]
💬 Usage Tip: horário means your working hours or schedule, not "time of day". For clock time, Portuguese uses hora.
Phrase Breakdown
E o horário
ee oo oh-RAH-ryoo
And the schedule
'E' means 'and' and sounds like 'i'. 'O horário' means 'the schedule'. The 'h' is silent: 'i-u-o-RA-riu'.
E o horário da loja?
And the shop's opening hours?
Words in this phrase
E
[ee]
and
A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.
Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.
I am looking for an open and human environment.
o
[oo]
the (masculine singular)
Article used before a masculine singular noun; often unstressed in speech.
O bilhete é mais barato se comprares com antecedência.
The ticket is cheaper if you buy in advance.
horário
[oh-RAH-ryoo]
schedule / working hours
Noun for a timetable or set hours, e.g. work hours.
O meu horário começa às nove.
My schedule starts at nine.
é flexível?
eh flek-SEE-vel
is flexible?
'É' means 'is'. Stress 'XÍ' in 'fle-KSÍ-vel'. Raise your voice at the end for the question.
O plano é flexível?
Is the plan flexible?
Words in this phrase
é
[eh]
is
Form of the verb 'ser' used to identify or state something.
É meu interesse conhecer melhor a empresa.
It is my interest to get to know the company better.
flexível
[flek-SEE-vel]
flexible
Adjective meaning adaptable; same form for masculine and feminine.
Prefiro um trabalho flexível.
I prefer a flexible job.
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