How to Say ‘At gate fourteen’ in Portuguese
Na porta catorze
nah POR-tah ka-tor-zeh
[nah POR-tah ka-tor-zeh]
💬 Usage Tip: na is em "in, at" merged with a "the". Porta is the everyday word for door, and at the airport it also means the boarding gate.
Phrase Breakdown
Na
[nah]
at the (feminine singular)
“na” = “em + a”, meaning “in/at the” with a feminine singular noun.
Compras na bilheteira ou na máquina automática.
You buy at the ticket office or at the machine.
porta
[POR-tah]
gate
At an airport, the numbered gate where you board the plane.
A porta de embarque mudou.
The boarding gate changed.
catorze
[ka-tor-zeh]
Fourteen
The number following thirteen and preceding fifteen.
O trem chega às catorze.
The train arrives at fourteen.
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