How to Say ‘Oh, have some more!’ in Portuguese
Ai, coma mais!
eye KOH-mah mysh
[eye KOH-mah mysh]
💬 Usage Tip: coma is comer "to eat" in the polite form used for telling someone to do something. Same pattern: beba "drink", from beber.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Typical of a Portuguese grandmother or host: pressing food on guests is a sign of affection. It's fine to accept a little or to refuse warmly.
Phrase Breakdown
Ai
[eye]
oh
Interjection expressing surprise, delight or pain.
Ai, que bom!
Oh, how nice!
coma
[KOH-mah]
eat (polite command)
Formal imperative of 'comer' (to eat).
Coma sopa hoje.
Eat soup today.
mais
[mysh]
more
Used to ask for additional information or greater quantity.
Quero saber mais antes de me candidatar.
I want to know more before applying.
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