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How to Say ‘Do you come here often?’ in Portuguese

Vens aqui muitas vezes?

VENSH ah-KEE Mwee-tas VEH-zesh

[VENSH ah-KEE Mwee-tas VEH-zesh]

Phrase Breakdown

Vens aqui

VENSH ah-KEE

Do you come here

'Vens' is the informal 'you come'. Link it to 'aqui', so you get 'VAYN-zuh-KEE'. 'Aqui' is stressed on the last syllable.

Example

Vens aqui amanhã?

Are you coming here tomorrow?

Words in this phrase

Vens

[VENSH]

you come

Present tense of 'vir' (to come), informal 'tu' form.

Example

Vens comigo ao cinema?

Are you coming with me to the cinema?

aqui

[ah-KEE]

here

Refers to this place or this context nearby.

Example

Aqui, no evento, há muitas oportunidades de networking.

Here, at the event, there are many networking opportunities.

muitas vezes?

Mwee-tas VEH-zesh

often? (literally 'many times')

'Muitas' has a slightly nasal sound: 'MWEEN-tush'. In 'vezes', the 'z' sounds like 'z' and the final 's' like 'sh': 'VEH-zush'.

Example

Vou à praia muitas vezes.

I go to the beach often.

Words in this phrase

muitas

[Mwee-tas]

Many

A large number of.

Example

Muitas pessoas foram ao evento.

Many people went to the event.

vezes

[VEH-zesh]

times

Plural of 'vez' (time, occasion); 'muitas vezes' means often.

Example

Vou à praia muitas vezes.

I go to the beach often.

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