How to Say ‘I'll bring you the cappuccino right away.’ in Portuguese
Já lhe trago o cappuccino.
zhah lyuh TRAH-goo oo kap-poo-CHEE-noo
[zhah lyuh TRAH-goo oo kap-poo-CHEE-noo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Já] often means "right away / in a moment" in service situations, not only "already." So [já lhe trago] is a very normal café phrase meaning "I'll bring it over now."
Phrase Breakdown
Já lhe trago
zhah lyuh TRAH-goo
I’ll bring it to you right away / I am bringing you
A polite response from a server indicating immediate service.
Já lhe trago o café.
I’ll bring you the coffee right away.
Words in this phrase
Já
[zhah]
already; right away
Often used by staff to mean right away.
Já faço o seu pedido.
I'll do your order right away.
lhe
[lyuh]
to you
A polite indirect pronoun used in European Portuguese.
Lhe levo a conta depois.
I'll bring you the bill afterwards.
trago
[TRAH-goo]
I bring
Here it means I’ll bring, commonly used by waiters.
Trago o cappuccino à mesa.
I bring the cappuccino to the table.
O cappuccino
oo kap-poo-CHEE-noo
The cappuccino
The item the server is referring to.
O cappuccino já vem.
The cappuccino is coming right now.
Words in this phrase
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
O cappuccino está pronto.
The cappuccino is ready.
cappuccino
[kap-poo-CHEE-noo]
cappuccino
A coffee drink with espresso, milk, and foam.
Peço um cappuccino com canela.
I order a cappuccino with cinnamon.
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