How to Say ‘I would like this.’ in Portuguese
Queria isto.
kuh-REE-uh EESH-too
[kuh-REE-uh EESH-too]
💬 Usage Tip: [Isto] means [this] for something near you, like a dish on the menu or something you're pointing at. Swap it for [isso] if it's nearer the other person, though in restaurants [isto] is very common with pointing.
Phrase Breakdown
Queria
[kuh-REE-uh]
I would like
Polite way to say you want something.
Queria isto e também uma água.
I would like this and also a water.
isto
[EESH-too]
this
Demonstrative pronoun used to point to something near you.
Queria isto, por favor, apontando para o prato.
I would like this, please, pointing to the dish.
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