Wendung · ☕ At the café
Tem suco de quê? — De laranja e de maracujá.
What juices do you have? — Orange and passion fruit.
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- Tem → suco: there is + what
- suco → quê: juice of what?
- De → quê: answers de quê
Wörtlich: “Has juice of what? — Of orange and of passion fruit.”
Warum sie so gebaut ist
Die Hinweise passen zu den Nummern oben.
- 1Tem…? asks what there is: tem suco? = do you have juice? Existential tem (speech) vs há (writing) →
- 2suco = juice, often freshly made: laranja, caju, maracujá, acerola.
- 3In speech the question word can come last: de quê? At the end, que takes an accent. Questions & question words (incl. cadê) →
Varianten
- Que suco vocês têm?
- Tem suco de quê? — Só de laranja.