How to Say ‘Can I see the wine list?’ in Portuguese
Posso ver a carta de vinhos?
POH-soo vehr uh KAR-tuh duh VEE-nyoosh
[POH-soo vehr uh KAR-tuh duh VEE-nyoosh]
Phrase Breakdown
Posso
[POH-soo]
can I
First-person singular of poder, used to ask permission politely.
Posso ver a carta de vinhos antes de pedir?
Can I see the wine list before ordering?
ver
[vehr]
see
Infinitive verb meaning to see or look at.
Posso ver a carta de vinhos com calma?
Can I see the wine list at my leisure?
a
[uh]
the
Feminine singular definite article before carta.
Posso ver a carta de vinhos, por favor?
Can I see the wine list, please?
carta
[KAR-tuh]
list / menu
Here carta means list, specifically the wine list.
A carta de vinhos é muito variada.
The wine list is very varied.
de
[duh]
of
Preposition meaning of or from, linking nouns together.
Posso ver a carta de vinhos da casa?
Can I see the house wine list?
vinhos
[VEE-nyoosh]
wines
Plural of vinho, meaning wines.
Posso ver a carta de vinhos portugueses?
Can I see the list of Portuguese wines?
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