"Quando ela pode aparecer?"

Translation: When can she appear?

[UneJamKuqEZi]

Can you say "When can she show up?"

[oschrock]

yes, that would be a more natural way to say it. Or, "When can she come?"

[solidgitarius]

It is accepted now.

[o_scott]

"when is she able to appear?" is wrong.

[Nicky973638]

"when can she turn up" should be accepted

[hkysonjr]

"When she can appear?" is ungrammatical in English. No native speaker would phrase this question like this. The correct form is "When can she appear?"

[delvi]

The noun and verb usually are not reversed in a question in Portuguese. One simply needs to do the reversal when they translate it into English.

[Robleh100]

I guess only her publicity agent would ask this?

[flemmilu]

Why not ‘when can she come’?

[Michael238101]

"When can she get here?" would be colloquial English. "When can she appear" sounds more like a visit to court ("when can she appear before the magistrates?")

[canadianronaldo]

Is the common way of saying when can she come? In english "appear" is usually reserved for "appearing in or at court"

[fireweeds]

I was thinking of appearing as a ghost ;) But "aparecer" is a handy way of expressing in Portuguese someone showing up; just not in English.

[vsandl]

Or on stage