How to Say ‘Would you like the table’ in Portuguese
Desejam a mesa
duh-ZAY-jam ah MEH-zah
[duh-ZAY-jam ah MEH-zah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Desejam] here uses a plural [you], because staff often address a party as a group. For one person, you'd more likely hear [deseja].
Phrase Breakdown
Desejam
[duh-ZAY-jam]
do you want
Polite plural/formal form of “want,” often used by staff with customers.
"Desejam" a mesa junto à janela?
"Do you want" the table by the window?
a
[ah]
the
Feminine singular definite article.
Querem "a" mesa mais calma da sala?
Do you want "the" quietest table in the room?
mesa
[MEH-zah]
table
A restaurant table.
A "mesa" está pronta para o vosso grupo.
The "table" is ready for your group.
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