How to Say ‘And does it arrive?’ in Portuguese
E chega?
eh SHEH-gah
[eh SHEH-gah]
💬 Usage Tip: Short for “E (o comboio) chega…?” You can continue: “a que horas?”
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Portuguese often use “E…?” to keep the conversation going naturally: “E chega a que horas?”
Phrase Breakdown
E
[eh]
and
Conjunction “e” meaning “and”; here it adds a follow-up question.
E chega a que horas a Lisboa?
And what time does it arrive in Lisbon?
chega
[SHEH-gah]
(it) arrives
3rd person singular of “chegar” (to arrive); used for arrival times.
E chega a tempo da reunião?
And does it arrive in time for the meeting?
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