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How to Say ‘Of course, what is your name?’ in Portuguese

Claro, qual é o seu nome?

CLAH-roh kwahl eh oo SAY-ooh NOH-mee

[CLAH-roh kwahl eh oo SAY-ooh NOH-mee]

Phrase Breakdown

Claro

[CLAH-roh]

Of course

Expression to denote agreement or acceptance.

Example

Respondeu 'Claro' ao confirmar a reserva.

He responded 'Of course' when confirming the reservation.

Qual é o seu nome?

kwahl eh oo SAY-ooh NOH-mee

Words in this phrase

qual

[kwahl]

what

Used to ask for information or clarify.

Example

Ele perguntou 'qual' era o nome na reserva.

He asked 'what' the name on the reservation was.

[eh]

A form of the verb to be.

Example

'É' um nome comum.

It 'is' a common name.

[oo]

the

Specifies something previously mentioned or known.

Example

'O' nome está correto na reserva?

Is 'the' name correct on the reservation?

seu

[SAY-ooh]

your

Belonging to or associated with the person spoken to.

Example

'Seu' nome está na lista de reservas.

'Your' name is on the reservation list.

nome

[NOH-mee]

name

The designation by which someone is known.

Example

Confirmou o 'nome' para a reserva.

He confirmed the 'name' for the reservation.

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