How to Say ‘Do you also want it without sugar?’ in Portuguese
Também quer sem açúcar?
tam-BAYNG kehr seng ah-SOO-kar
[tam-BAYNG kehr seng ah-SOO-kar]
Phrase Breakdown
Também quer
tam-BAYNG kehr
Do you also want
Asks if the other person would like an additional option too.
Também quer sem açúcar?
Would you also like it without sugar?
Words in this phrase
Também
[tam-BAYNG]
also
Used to ask if the person wants an additional preference as well, such as no sugar.
Também quer o galão com leite de aveia?
Do you also want the milky coffee with oat milk?
quer
[kehr]
(you) want
A polite café question asking about the customer's preference.
Também quer o café descafeinado?
Do you also want the coffee decaf?
sem
[seng]
without
Used to indicate something is omitted, often for dietary preferences, allergies, or taste.
Eu bebo café sem leite.
I drink coffee without milk.
açúcar
[ah-SOO-kar]
sugar
A common café word when choosing how sweet you want your drink. Often paired with sem.
Também quer café sem açúcar?
Do you also want coffee without sugar?
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