How to Say ‘Would it be possible?’ in Portuguese
Será que dá?
seh-RAH kuh dah
[seh-RAH kuh dah]
💬 Usage Tip: Dar normally means "to give", but dá on its own means "it's possible". Use dá para plus an action: dá para aquecer? "can it be heated?"
Phrase Breakdown
Será
[seh-RAH]
(I wonder) will it
Future of 'ser'; 'será que' makes a polite or wondering question.
Será que está aberto?
I wonder if it's open?
que
[kuh]
that
Often used in expressions like claro que sim to reinforce the statement.
Acho que podemos colaborar bem.
I think that we can collaborate well.
dá
[dah]
is it possible
Colloquially, 'dá para' means 'it's possible to'.
Dá para pagar com cartão?
Is it possible to pay by card?
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