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How to Say ‘Window seat, please.’ in Portuguese

À janela, se faz favor.

ah zhuh-NEL-uh suh fahz fuh-VOR

[ah zhuh-NEL-uh suh fahz fuh-VOR]

Phrase Breakdown

À janela

ah zhuh-NEL-uh

By the window

Indicates the preferred seat location.

Example

Quero um lugar à janela.

I want a window seat.

Words in this phrase

À

[ah]

at the; by the

Contraction of a + a, used here in the expression à janela meaning by the window.

Example

À janela, se faz favor.

By the window, please.

janela

[zhuh-NEL-uh]

window

The window of the airplane; à janela means window seat.

Example

Quero um lugar à janela para ver a vista.

I want a window seat to see the view.

Se faz favor.

suh fahz fuh-VOR

Please.

Polite expression used especially in Portugal to make a request.

Example

Um café, se faz favor.

A coffee, please.

Words in this phrase

se

[suh]

if

Part of the polite expression se faz favor, common in European Portuguese.

Example

Se faz favor, confirme o meu lugar.

Please, confirm my seat.

faz

[fahz]

does; makes

Form of fazer, used here in the set polite phrase se faz favor.

Example

Se faz favor, diga o número do voo.

Please, say the flight number.

favor

[fuh-VOR]

favor

In se faz favor, it forms a polite expression meaning please.

Example

Favor em se faz favor torna o pedido mais educado.

Favor in se faz favor makes the request more polite.

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