How to Say ‘And you, what are you going to have?’ in Portuguese
E tu, o que vais comer?
ee too oh kuh vysh koo-MEHR
[ee too oh kuh vysh koo-MEHR]
Phrase Breakdown
E tu,
ee too
And you,
'E' means 'and' and sounds like 'ee'. 'Tu' is the informal 'you'. Say 'ee TOO', then pause.
E tu, estás bem?
And you, are you OK?
Words in this phrase
E
[ee]
and
A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.
Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.
I am looking for an open and human environment.
tu
[too]
you (informal)
Informal singular 'you', used with friends and family in Portugal.
Tu gostas de futebol?
Do you like football?
o que vais comer?
oh kuh vysh koo-MEHR
what are you going to eat?
Say 'oo kuh vysh koo-MEHR' and rise at the end.
O que vais comer ao jantar?
What are you going to eat for dinner?
Words in this phrase
o
[oh]
what
Used to refer to a thing or things previously mentioned or easily identified.
O que é isso?
What is this?
que
[kuh]
what
With 'o', forms 'o que' meaning 'what'.
O que queres beber?
What do you want to drink?
vais
[vysh]
you are going (to)
Informal 'you' form of 'ir' (to go), used to form the future.
Vais ao jogo amanhã?
Are you going to the game tomorrow?
comer
[koo-MEHR]
to eat
Basic verb for eating food.
Ela não pode comer marisco.
She can't eat shellfish.
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