How to Say ‘Here is your coffee’ in Portuguese
Aqui está o seu café
ah-kee eh-stah oo say-oo kah-feh
[ah-kee eh-stah oo say-oo kah-feh]
💬 Usage Tip: O seu café means your coffee, with o matching the masculine noun café. The same pattern changes with the noun: a sua água, o seu pastel.
Phrase Breakdown
Aqui
[ah-kee]
here
Denotes the location or presence of something.
Aqui está o seu café.
Here is your coffee.
está
[eh-stah]
is
Used for stating the presence or condition of something.
Aqui está a sua bebida.
Here is your drink.
o
[oo]
the
A definite article used before nouns.
Aqui está o seu café.
Here is your coffee.
seu
[say-oo]
your
Possessive pronoun indicating something that belongs to the person being spoken to.
O seu pedido está pronto.
Your order is ready.
café
[kah-feh]
coffee
A common hot beverage made from roasted coffee beans.
Ele pediu um café.
He ordered a coffee.
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