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How to Say ‘When would you be available?’ in Portuguese

Quando estaria disponível?

kwahn-doh ehs-tah-ree-ah dees-poh-nee-vehl

[kwahn-doh ehs-tah-ree-ah dees-poh-nee-vehl]

💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese often leaves out [você] when it's clear from the verb or the situation, so [Quando estaria disponível?] still means [When would you be available?]. That omission is very common and sounds natural, especially in polite professional speech.

🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is polite and appropriately indirect for arranging a follow-up with someone you met at a career event. It feels smoother than a more direct [Quando pode?] with a new contact.

Phrase Breakdown

Quando

[kwahn-doh]

When

Interrogative word for timing events.

Example

Quando estaria disponível para uma conversa?

When would you be available for a conversation?

Estaria disponível?

ehs-tah-ree-ah dees-poh-nee-vehl

Words in this phrase

estaria

[ehs-tah-ree-ah]

would be

Indicates possibility in future scenarios.

Example

Eu me pergunto quando estaria disponível para uma reunião.

I wonder when it would be available for a meeting.

disponível

[dees-poh-nee-vehl]

available

Free to be used or attended.

Example

Quando estaria disponível para começarmos?

When would you be available for us to start?

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