How to Say ‘Another one, please.’ in Portuguese
Mais um, por favor.
mysh oong poor fah-VOR
[mysh oong poor fah-VOR]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This works naturally when the thing is obvious from context, like another beer or coffee. If not, locals would usually repeat the item: [Mais um café, por favor].
Phrase Breakdown
Mais
[mysh]
more / another
Used to ask for more or another one of something.
Se gostou, peça Mais um, por favor.
If you liked it, ask for another one, please.
um
[oong]
one
Masculine form meaning one; here it stands for another one.
Vou pedir Mais um, por favor.
I’m going to ask for one more, please.
por
[poor]
for
Part of por favor, making the request polite.
Mais um, por favor, se faz favor.
One more, please, if you would.
favor
[fah-VOR]
favor / kindness
Part of por favor, equivalent to please.
Mais um, por favor, obrigado.
One more, please, thank you.
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