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How to Say ‘We look forward to seeing you here.’ in Portuguese

Cá o esperamos.

kah oo esh-peh-RAH-moosh

[kah oo esh-peh-RAH-moosh]

🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is a polished, slightly formal way for staff to end a reservation call. It means they expect you, not that they will literally stand there waiting.

Phrase Breakdown

[kah]

here

An adverb meaning here; in this phrase it helps express that someone is expected here at this place.

Example

No restaurante, cá o esperamos para o jantar.

At the restaurant, we are expecting you here for dinner.

O esperamos

oo esh-peh-RAH-moosh

we are waiting for you / we expect you

Polite hospitality expression meaning the person will be welcomed.

Example

Esperamos por si.

We are waiting for you.

Words in this phrase

o

[oo]

him / it

A direct object pronoun meaning him or it; in this formal phrase, it refers politely to the person being awaited.

Example

Se chegar mais cedo, o esperamos junto à entrada.

If you arrive earlier, we will wait for you by the entrance.

esperamos

[esh-peh-RAH-moosh]

we wait for / we expect

First person plural of esperar, meaning we wait for or we expect.

Example

Às oito, esperamos a sua chegada com a reserva confirmada.

At eight, we are expecting your arrival with the reservation confirmed.

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