How to Say ‘Do you want to go out again on Saturday?’ in Portuguese
Queres sair outra vez no sábado?
KEH-resh sah-EER OH-trah vehz noo SAH-bah-doo
[KEH-resh sah-EER OH-trah vehz noo SAH-bah-doo]
Phrase Breakdown
Queres sair
KEH-resh sah-EER
Do you want to go out
'Queres' is the 'tu' form of 'querer'. It sounds like 'kérsh'. 'Sair' means 'to go out'.
Queres sair hoje?
Do you want to go out today?
Words in this phrase
Queres
[KEH-resh]
do you want
Informal 'you' form of 'querer'; used to make invitations.
Queres um café?
Do you want a coffee?
sair
[sah-EER]
to leave, to go out
Verb meaning to exit or leave a place.
Quero sair de casa.
I want to leave the house.
outra vez
OH-trah vehz
again
Literally 'another time'. The final 'z' in 'vez' sounds like 'sh': 'vêsh'.
Diz outra vez, por favor.
Say it again, please.
Words in this phrase
outra
[OH-trah]
another; other
Feminine form of 'outro'.
Quero outra chávena.
I want another cup.
vez
[vehz]
time
Used in expressions about an occasion or experience.
É a primeira vez que venho aqui.
It is the first time I have come here.
no sábado?
noo SAH-bah-doo
on Saturday?
'No' is 'em + o'. 'Sábado' is stressed on the first syllable.
Trabalhas no sábado?
Do you work on Saturday?
Words in this phrase
no
[noo]
on the
Common contraction of em + o, often used before a masculine noun to mean 'on the' or 'in the'.
No evento, falamos sobre a cultura da empresa no primeiro contacto.
At the event, we talked about the company culture in the first contact.
sábado
[SAH-bah-doo]
Saturday
Day of the week; written lowercase in Portuguese.
Trabalho ao sábado.
I work on Saturdays.
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