How to Say ‘Do you want to share a starter?’ in Portuguese
Queres partilhar uma entrada?
KEH-resh pur-tee-LYAR OO-muh en-TRAH-duh
[KEH-resh pur-tee-LYAR OO-muh en-TRAH-duh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Sharing a starter is very common in Portugal. Suggesting it is a warm, low-pressure move on a date.
Phrase Breakdown
Queres partilhar
KEH-resh pur-tee-LYAR
Do you want to share
'Queres' is the informal 'you want'. Say 'KEH-rush puhr-tee-LYAHR'.
Queres partilhar a pizza?
Do you want to share the pizza?
Words in this phrase
Queres
[KEH-resh]
do you want
Present tense (tu form) of 'querer', to want; used informally to suggest things.
Queres um café?
Do you want a coffee?
partilhar
[pur-tee-LYAR]
to share
Verb meaning to split or divide something with others.
Podemos partilhar a sobremesa.
We can share the dessert.
uma entrada?
OO-muh en-TRAH-duh
a starter?
'Entrada' means 'starter' or 'appetizer'. Say 'OO-muh ayn-TRAH-duh', with a nasal 'en'.
Vamos pedir uma entrada.
Let's order a starter.
Words in this phrase
uma
[OO-muh]
a
Feminine singular indefinite article before 'família'.
Uma empresa pode ter uma cultura muito acolhedora.
A company can have a very welcoming culture.
entrada
[en-TRAH-duh]
starter
A small dish eaten before the main course; also means 'entrance'.
Pedimos uma entrada de queijo.
We ordered a cheese starter.
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