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How to Say ‘Would you like to drink’ in Portuguese

Gostavas de beber

goosh-TAH-vush duh buh-BAIR

[goosh-TAH-vush duh buh-BAIR]

💬 Usage Tip: [Gostavas de] is a softer way to ask than a blunt present-tense question. You can reuse it with other verbs: [Gostavas de comer?], [Gostavas de sair?].

Phrase Breakdown

Gostavas

[goosh-TAH-vush]

would you like

Imperfect form used politely to ask about someone's preference or desire.

Example

Num bar, 'Gostavas de beber' soa gentil e interessado.

In a bar, 'Would you like to drink' sounds gentle and interested.

de

[duh]

to; of

Here it links the verb to the next infinitive, like 'to' in English.

Example

Na frase 'Gostavas de beber', 'de' liga a ideia ao verbo seguinte.

In the phrase 'Would you like to drink,' 'de' links the idea to the following verb.

beber

[buh-BAIR]

to drink

Infinitive verb meaning to consume a drink.

Example

Se perguntas 'Gostavas de beber', estás a oferecer uma opção.

If you ask 'Would you like to drink,' you are offering an option.

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