How to Say ‘Who are you going to support?’ in Portuguese
Vais apoiar quem?
vysh ah-poh-YAHR KENG
[vysh ah-poh-YAHR KENG]
💬 Usage Tip: vais plus another verb is the everyday way to talk about the future, like English "going to". Swap the verb: vais ver "you're going to watch".
Phrase Breakdown
Vais
[vysh]
you are going (to)
Informal 'you' form of 'ir' (to go), used to form the future.
Vais ao jogo amanhã?
Are you going to the game tomorrow?
apoiar
[ah-poh-YAHR]
to support
A verb meaning to give help, encouragement, or backing to someone, an idea, or a project.
Num evento de carreira, é importante apoiar os colegas e mostrar espírito de equipa.
At a career event, it is important to support colleagues and show team spirit.
quem
[KENG]
Who
Used to ask or talk about which person or people.
Quem fez a tarefa?
Who did the task?
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