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Portuguese Phrase

Vocês aceitam meu seguro aqui?

/voˈsejs a.seˈi.tɐ̃j̃ ˈme.u seˈɡu.ɾu aˈki/
Meaning"Do you accept my insurance here?"
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Meaning

A polite question asking whether the establishment (clinic, hospital, car repair shop, etc.) accepts the speaker’s insurance coverage at that location.

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When to use

Use this sentence when you arrive at a service provider and need to confirm that your health, car, or travel insurance will be honored before receiving treatment or service.

Grammar Breakdown

Vocêsaceitammeuseguroaqui

1

Vocês

Second‑person plural pronoun used for a group you are addressing; equivalent to ‘you all’.

2

aceitam

Present indicative of the verb *aceitar* (to accept) conjugated for ‘vocês’; note the -am ending for plural.

3

meu

Possessive adjective meaning ‘my’; agrees in gender (masculine) with the noun *seguro*.

4

seguro

Noun meaning ‘insurance’; can also refer to a ‘policy’ or ‘coverage’ depending on context.

5

aqui

Adverb of place meaning ‘here’; placed at the end of the question for emphasis.

🗨In Conversation

A

Vocês aceitam meu seguro aqui?

Do you accept my insurance here?

Sim, aceitamos. Qual é a sua operadora?

Yes, we do. Which provider are you with?

B

Common Mistakes

  • Vocês aceita meu seguro aqui?

    ‘Aceita’ is singular (third‑person); the subject is ‘vocês’, which requires the plural form ‘aceitam’.

  • Vocês aceitam meu segura aqui?

    ‘Segura’ is the feminine form; the noun *seguro* (insurance) is masculine, so use *seguro*.

  • Vocês aqui aceitam meu seguro?

    Placing *aqui* before the verb can sound unnatural; keep it at the end for a natural question.

Alternatives

  • Aceitam meu plano de saúde aqui?

    Do you accept my health plan here?

  • Posso usar meu seguro aqui?

    Can I use my insurance here?

  • Vocês trabalham com a minha seguradora?

    Do you work with my insurer?

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Cultural Tip

In Brazil, many private clinics and hospitals have agreements with specific insurers. It’s common to show your insurance card and, if asked, the name of the plan. Politeness matters – start with ‘por favor’ or a friendly greeting, and be prepared for the staff to ask for the insurer’s name or policy number.