How to Say ‘I want to know about the pizza guy.’ in Portuguese
Quero saber do rapaz das pizzas.
KEH-roo sah-BAYR doo rah-PASH dahs PEE-zahsh
[KEH-roo sah-BAYR doo rah-PASH dahs PEE-zahsh]
💬 Usage Tip: saber de means "to have news of" someone, not just "to know". Sabes do João? means "Any news of João?"
Phrase Breakdown
Quero saber
KEH-roo sah-BAYR
I want to know
'Quero' is 'I want' and 'saber' is 'to know'. Say 'KEH-roo sah-BEHR'.
Quero saber a verdade.
I want to know the truth.
Words in this phrase
Quero
[KEH-roo]
I want
A direct way to say what you want; less soft than “Queria.”
Quero um médio.
I want a medium one.
saber
[sah-BAYR]
to know
Infinitive verb meaning to know or to find out; often used when politely asking for information.
Em “Gostava de saber”, “saber” mostra que quer obter informação.
In “Gostava de saber,” “saber” shows that you want to get information.
do rapaz das pizzas.
doo rah-PASH dahs PEE-zahsh
about the pizza guy.
'saber de' means 'to know about' or 'to have news of'. 'do' = 'de' + 'o'.
Sabes do rapaz?
Do you have news of the boy?
Words in this phrase
do
[doo]
about the
Contraction of 'de' + 'o'; after 'saber' it means 'about the'.
Quero saber do jogo.
I want to know about the game.
rapaz
[rah-PASH]
boy, young man
Common European Portuguese word for a boy or young guy.
O rapaz trabalha aqui.
The young man works here.
das
[dahs]
of
Expressing the relationship between a part and a whole.
Eu preciso de um pedaço da pizza.
I need a piece of the pizza.
pizzas
[PEE-zahsh]
pizzas
Plural of 'pizza'.
Pedimos duas pizzas.
We ordered two pizzas.
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