How to Say ‘There is always’ in Portuguese
Há sempre
ah SEHNG-pruh
[ah SEHNG-pruh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Há] means "there is/there are" when talking about existence: [há sempre alguém] = "there's always someone." Don't confuse it with [à], which sounds the same but is used in other expressions.
Phrase Breakdown
Há
[ah]
there is / there are
Used to state existence, like 'there is' or 'there are'.
Há sempre oportunidades para conversar com recrutadores.
There are always opportunities to talk with recruiters.
sempre
[SEHNG-pruh]
always
Adverb that expresses frequency: something happens all the time.
Há sempre interesse em candidatos curiosos.
There is always interest in curious candidates.
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