How to Say ‘I would like this one.’ in Portuguese
Queria este.
kuh-REE-uh ESH-tuh
[kuh-REE-uh ESH-tuh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: [Queria] is a softer, more polite way to ask for something than a blunt present-tense request. You'll hear and use it a lot in shops, cafés, and service situations.
Phrase Breakdown
Queria
[kuh-REE-uh]
I would like / I wanted
A polite way to say what you want in a shop or café.
Aponto para o produto e digo "Queria este."
I point to the product and say "I would like this one."
este
[ESH-tuh]
this one
Used to identify a specific object near you or one you are indicating.
Em "Queria este.", "este" mostra o item que escolhi.
In "I would like this one.", "este" shows the item I chose.
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