How to Say ‘Do you have valet service?’ in Portuguese
Têm serviço de valet?
tayng sehr-VEE-soo duh vah-LET
[tayng sehr-VEE-soo duh vah-LET]
💬 Usage Tip: [Têm] is the [you plural/they] form, and in service situations it often works like English [do you have...?] when speaking to a business. Same pattern: [Têm estacionamento?] = [Do you have parking?].
Phrase Breakdown
Têm
[tayng]
do you have / they have
From the verb ter, here used to ask whether a place offers something.
Têm serviço de valet? Gostava de saber antes da reserva.
Do you have valet service? I’d like to know before the reservation.
Serviço de valet
sehr-VEE-soo duh vah-LET
valet service
Service where staff park and retrieve customers' cars.
O hotel oferece serviço de valet.
The hotel offers valet service.
Words in this phrase
serviço
[sehr-VEE-soo]
service
A service or assistance provided by a restaurant or business.
Têm serviço de valet? Isso seria muito conveniente.
Do you have valet service? That would be very convenient.
de
[duh]
of
A linking preposition meaning of or for.
Têm serviço de valet? Vou de carro.
Do you have valet service? I’m going by car.
valet
[vah-LET]
valet
A car-parking service where an employee takes your car and parks it.
Têm serviço de valet? Chegaremos um pouco tarde.
Do you have valet service? We’ll arrive a little late.
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