How to Say ‘Is there still availability?’ in Portuguese
Ainda há disponibilidade?
eye-EEN-duh ah deesh-poh-nee-bee-lee-dah-DEH
[eye-EEN-duh ah deesh-poh-nee-bee-lee-dah-DEH]
💬 Usage Tip: With [ainda], Portuguese puts the time idea before [há]: [Ainda há disponibilidade?] You can reuse that in [Ainda há mesas?]
Phrase Breakdown
Ainda
[eye-EEN-duh]
still / yet
Used in questions to ask whether something remains possible or available.
Ainda há disponibilidade? Precisávamos de um espaço semiprivado para oito pessoas.
Is there still availability? We needed a semi-private space for eight people.
há
[ah]
there is / is there
Form of haver used impersonally to mean there is or are there, especially in questions about availability.
Ainda há disponibilidade? Precisávamos de um espaço semiprivado para oito pessoas.
Is there still availability? We needed a semi-private space for eight people.
disponibilidade
[deesh-poh-nee-bee-lee-dah-DEH]
availability
Means open space or capacity for a reservation, table, or room.
Ainda há disponibilidade? Precisávamos de um espaço semiprivado para oito pessoas.
Is there still availability? We needed a semi-private space for eight people.
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