If you've ever heard this and wondered what it really means, PARABÉNS - your Portuguese is pretty advanced. Let's break this expression down. You will hear it in business situations, or whenever someone is trying to help you out.
Qualquer dúvida estou à disposição basically means, Feel free to ask any questions or, I'm available to answer your questions.
Literally, which-want. Makes sense! Other common uses of qualquer: qualquer coisa, qualquer um, qualquer pessoa.
Many languages make great use of the word doubt. In english we usually say question rather than doubt. In Portuguese it's really common to say for example, eu tenho uma dúvida; duvído que seja verdade, etc.
People here will sometimes just say "Qualquer dúvida" for short, or even - "A (sua) disposição."
Feeling avançado? Let's do some examples:
A business letter:
Can you set aside 10 minutes daily for practice?
Keeping a learning commitment is easy when you're into Semantica.
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