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How to Say ‘What time does it leave?’ in Portuguese

A que horas sai?

ah keh OR-ash sigh

[ah keh OR-ash sigh]

💬 Usage Tip: “A que horas…?” = “At what time…?” “sai” = it leaves/goes out.

🇵🇹 In Portugal: Timetables are usually in 24-hour format in Portugal.

Phrase Breakdown

A

[ah]

At (in 'A que horas')

Part of the fixed question phrase “A que horas…?” meaning “At what time…?”

Example

A que horas sai o autocarro do Porto?

What time does the bus leave from Porto?

que

[keh]

what/which (in this time question)

In “A que horas…?”, “que” helps form “what time”.

Example

A que horas sai o próximo autocarro?

What time does the next bus leave?

horas

[OR-ash]

hours; time (clock time)

“horas” refers to clock time; used in the question “A que horas…?”

Example

A que horas sai o autocarro para Lisboa?

What time does the bus to Lisbon leave?

sai

[sigh]

(he/she/it) leaves; departs

From “sair” (to leave/depart). With transport, it means “departs”.

Example

O autocarro sai da plataforma 3.

The bus departs from platform 3.

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