How to Say ‘Yes, there is always someone available.’ in Portuguese
Sim, há sempre alguém disponível.
seeng ah SEHNG-pruh ahl-GAYNG deesh-poh-NEE-vell
[seeng ah SEHNG-pruh ahl-GAYNG deesh-poh-NEE-vell]
Phrase Breakdown
Sim
[seeng]
yes
Affirmative reply meaning 'yes'.
Sim, há sempre alguém disponível para orientar novos colegas.
Yes, there is always someone available to guide new colleagues.
Há sempre alguém disponível
ah SEHNG-pruh ahl-GAYNG deesh-poh-NEE-vell
There is always someone available
Means that support or assistance is usually present whenever needed.
Há sempre alguém disponível para ajudar.
There is always someone available to help.
Words in this phrase
há
[ah]
there is / there are
Used to express existence; here it introduces the idea that support exists.
Sim, há sempre alguém disponível quando surgem dúvidas.
Yes, there is always someone available when questions come up.
sempre
[SEHNG-pruh]
always
Adverb showing that something happens consistently.
Sim, há sempre alguém disponível no escritório.
Yes, there is always someone available in the office.
alguém
[ahl-GAYNG]
someone
Refers to an unspecified person who can help.
Sim, há sempre alguém disponível para dar feedback.
Yes, there is always someone available to give feedback.
disponível
[deesh-poh-NEE-vell]
available
Describes a person who is free and ready to help.
Sim, há sempre alguém disponível nas primeiras semanas.
Yes, there is always someone available in the first weeks.
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