How to Say ‘Do you want to come with us today?’ in Portuguese
Queres vir connosco hoje?
KEH-resh veer koh-NOHSH-koo OHZH
[KEH-resh veer koh-NOHSH-koo OHZH]
💬 Usage Tip: connosco is a single word meaning "with us". Similarly, "with me" is comigo and informal "with you" is contigo.
Phrase Breakdown
Queres vir
KEH-resh veer
Do you want to come
This is an informal invitation (tu). 'Queres' sounds like 'KE-rsh' in Portugal.
Queres vir à festa?
Do you want to come to the party?
Words in this phrase
Queres
[KEH-resh]
do you want
Present tense (tu form) of 'querer', to want; used informally to suggest things.
Queres um café?
Do you want a coffee?
vir
[veer]
to come
Infinitive verb for movement towards the speaker.
Podes vir amanhã?
Can you come tomorrow?
connosco hoje?
koh-NOHSH-koo OHZH
with us today?
'Connosco' (with us) is the European Portuguese spelling. The 'h' in 'hoje' is silent and the 'j' sounds like the 's' in 'pleasure': 'O-zh'.
Almoças connosco hoje?
Are you having lunch with us today?
Words in this phrase
connosco
[koh-NOHSH-koo]
with us
Contraction of 'com' + 'nós'; European Portuguese spelling.
Vens jantar connosco?
Are you coming to dinner with us?
hoje
[OHZH]
today
Adverb meaning this present day.
Hoje está sol.
Today it's sunny.
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