How to Say ‘I'll bring it to your table shortly.’ in Portuguese
Já lho levo à mesa.
zhah lyoo LEH-voo ah MEH-zah
[zhah lyoo LEH-voo ah MEH-zah]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Many locals order and drink their coffee standing ao balcão "at the counter". Sitting down for table service is normal too, but in some cafés it costs slightly more.
Phrase Breakdown
Já lho levo
zhah lyoo LEH-voo
I'll bring it to you
'Lho' means 'it to you'. 'Levo' has an open 'e': 'LEH-vu'.
Já lho levo.
I'll bring it to you right away.
Words in this phrase
Já
[zhah]
soon / in a moment
With 'até', it means very soon, within moments.
Volto já, espera aqui.
I'll be right back, wait here.
lho
[lyoo]
it to you (lhe + o)
Contraction of the indirect pronoun 'lhe' (to you/him/her) and the direct pronoun 'o' (it).
O café? Eu dou-lho já.
The coffee? I'll give it to you right away.
levo
[LEH-voo]
I'll take / I am taking
Used when deciding to buy or choose something.
Depois de experimentar, digo "Levo isto."
After trying it on, I say "I'll take this."
à mesa.
ah MEH-zah
at your table.
'À' combines 'a' and 'a' and means 'to the'. 'Mesa' has a closed 'e' and an 's' that sounds like 'z': 'MAY-za'.
Sente-se à mesa.
Sit down at the table.
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
to the
Indicating direction or destination towards something specific.
Vamos à praia amanhã.
We are going to the beach tomorrow.
mesa
[MEH-zah]
Table
The word used for a restaurant table in a reservation context.
A Mesa está reservada para as nove.
The table is reserved for nine o'clock.
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