Portuguese Phrase
Sim, para a classe executiva.
Meaning
Literally “Yes, for the business class.” The speaker is confirming a choice or request to travel in the business‑class cabin of an airline.
When to use
Use this sentence when a travel agent, airline staff, or a friend asks which cabin you prefer, or when you confirm that you want to upgrade to business class. It works both in spoken conversation and in written booking forms.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Sim,paraaclasseexecutiva.
Sim
A simple affirmative word meaning “yes”. It can stand alone or precede a clarification.
para
Preposition meaning “for” or “to”, used to indicate purpose, destination, or intended category.
classe executiva
A noun phrase meaning “business class”. In travel contexts it refers to the premium cabin on an aircraft.
🗨In Conversation
Você prefere a classe econômica ou a classe executiva?
Do you prefer economy class or business class?
Sim, para a classe executiva.
Yes, for business class.
✕Common Mistakes
Sim, é a classe executiva.
Use “é” (is) for identity, not for indicating a choice. “Sim, é a classe executiva” sounds like you are defining the class, not confirming a preference.
Sim, para o classe executiva.
The article must agree in gender: “a classe executiva”. Using the masculine “o” is incorrect.
Sim, para classe executiva.
The definite article “a” is required before the noun phrase.
↔Alternatives
Claro, para a classe executiva.
Sure, for business class.
Com certeza, para a classe executiva.
Definitely, for business class.
Quero a classe executiva.
I want business class.
Cultural Tip
In Brazil, “classe executiva” is the standard term for the airline’s business‑class cabin. When confirming a choice, Brazilians often pair “sim” with the prepositional phrase to make the answer explicit. Avoid mixing up “classe executiva” with “primeira classe” (first class), which is a separate, more luxurious tier on some airlines.