Invite Someone to Your Home in Brazilian Portuguese
Make a home invitation clear and warm with a day, time, address, and simple offer.
Real Life Portuguese · 6 min read · Updated October 14, 2026
The short answer
Use quer vir à minha casa? (would you like to come to my place?) and add a day or activity. To make the invitation easy to accept or decline, give a specific time and ask what works for the other person.
Give an invitation with a clear time
If you prefer a casual invitation, say passa lá em casa (drop by my place) but still agree on when if timing matters.
Quer vir à minha casa para jantar na sexta?
Would you like to come to my place for dinner on Friday?
Pode chegar depois das sete.
You can arrive after seven.
Que horário fica melhor para você?
What time works best for you?
Share the address and arrival details
Send the full address and include a useful detail such as the apartment number or which entrance to use. If there is a gate or intercom, tell your guest what name to look for.
For broader practice spelling an address or phone number, use our separate Portuguese address guide.
Vou mandar o endereço pelo WhatsApp.
I’ll send the address on WhatsApp.
Toque o interfone no apartamento 402.
Buzz apartment 402.
A entrada fica na rua de trás.
The entrance is on the street behind.
Welcome the guest and offer something
When someone arrives, say fica à vontade (make yourself at home) or quer alguma coisa para beber? (would you like something to drink?). If you are offering a specific choice, name it clearly.
Hospitality phrases can be warm without requiring a long conversation. A simple offer and one follow-up question help a guest feel included.
Fica à vontade.
Make yourself at home.
Quer água, café ou suco?
Would you like water, coffee, or juice?
Você está confortável?
Are you comfortable?
Put it into practice
Practice an invitation with a day and time, one address message, and one welcome phrase you can use at the door.
Quick practice
Which Portuguese example matches “Would you like water, coffee, or juice”?
Choose an answer to check yourself.
Keep practicing with the Real Life Portuguese app
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