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How to Say ‘Do you still want to?’ in Portuguese

Quer mesmo assim?

kehr MEHZH-moo ah-SEENG

[kehr MEHZH-moo ah-SEENG]

💬 Usage Tip: mesmo assim means "even so" or "still". It works on its own too: mesmo assim, obrigado "thanks all the same".

Phrase Breakdown

Quer

[kehr]

do you want

A polite question asking about preference or choice.

Example

Quer canela no cappuccino?

Do you want cinnamon on the cappuccino?

mesmo

[MEHZH-moo]

even

With 'assim' it forms 'even so / all the same'.

Example

Mesmo assim, vou sair.

Even so, I'm going out.

assim

[ah-SEENG]

so / like that

Adverb; with 'mesmo' it means 'even so'.

Example

Está chover, mas mesmo assim vamos.

It's raining, but we're going anyway.

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