How to Say ‘Anything else?’ in Portuguese
Mais alguma coisa?
mysh ahl-GOO-muh KOY-zuh
[mysh ahl-GOO-muh KOY-zuh]
Phrase Breakdown
Mais
[mysh]
more; anything else
Here “mais” suggests adding something else.
Mais alguma coisa para beber?
Anything else to drink?
alguma
[ahl-GOO-muh]
some; any
Used with feminine nouns to mean “some” or “any.”
Quer alguma coisa doce com o café?
Do you want something sweet with the coffee?
coisa
[KOY-zuh]
thing
Means “thing”; in this phrase it helps ask if the customer wants anything else.
Mais alguma coisa além do café?
Anything else besides the coffee?
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