How to Say ‘At what time?’ in Portuguese
A que horas?
ah keh OH-rash
[ah keh OH-rash]
💬 Usage Tip: Works as a follow-up: “E chega… a que horas?”
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Asking for arrival time is key because Lisbon has more than one major station and you may need metro time after arriving.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
at (what time)
Introduces a time question: “At what time…?”
A que horas chega o comboio?
What time does the train arrive?
que
[keh]
what
Interrogative used in the expression “a que horas”.
A que horas sai o Intercidades?
What time does the Intercidades leave?
horas
[OH-rash]
hours / time
Refers to clock time in questions.
A que horas é a partida?
What time is the departure?
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