How to Say ‘What time does it leave?’ in Portuguese
A que horas sai?
ah keh OH-rash sah-ee
[ah keh OH-rash sah-ee]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese puts "at" first and uses the plural word for hours: A que horas works like "at what hours". Reuse it with other actions, such as A que horas chega? "What time does it arrive?"
Phrase Breakdown
A que
ah keh
At what
This is the start of 'at what time'. Say 'a k(e)', with the 'e' of 'que' very short.
A que dia chegas?
On what day do you arrive?
Words in this phrase
A
[ah]
at
Preposition used for a point in time.
Chego a essa hora.
I arrive at that time.
que
[keh]
what
Here part of 'a que horas', at what time.
A que horas chega?
At what time does it arrive?
horas sai?
OH-rash sah-ee
time does it leave?
The 'h' in 'horas' is silent: 'O-rash'. 'Sai' (it leaves) rhymes with English 'sigh'. Raise your voice at the end because it is a question.
O comboio sai agora.
The train leaves now.
Words in this phrase
horas
[OH-rash]
hours / time
Plural of 'hora'; used when asking the time.
Que horas são?
What time is it?
sai
[sah-ee]
leave
Go away from someone or something.
Toda vez que você sai a casa fica vazia.
Every time you leave, the house feels empty.
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