How to Say ‘You're in seat twelve A.’ in Portuguese
Fica no lugar doze A.
FEE-kah NOO loo-GAR doh-zeh ah
[FEE-kah NOO loo-GAR doh-zeh ah]
Phrase Breakdown
Fica no lugar
FEE-kah NOO loo-GAR
You're in seat
'Fica' (FEE-ka) literally means 'stays' and here means 'you are'. It links smoothly into 'noo loo-GAR'.
Fica no lugar da frente.
You're in the front seat.
Words in this phrase
Fica
[FEE-kah]
is located / is
From the verb 'ficar'; in directions it often means 'is located'.
A farmácia fica perto daqui.
The pharmacy is located near here.
no
[NOO]
in the / at the
Contraction of 'em' + 'o', often used in time expressions.
No fim do jogo, todos aplaudiram.
At the end of the match, everyone applauded.
lugar
[loo-GAR]
seat / place / spot
Means “place/spot”; in transport it often means a seat.
O lugar ao lado da janela no elétrico está livre.
The seat next to the window on the tram is free.
doze A.
doh-zeh ah
twelve A.
Say 'DOH-zuh AH'. The seat number and letter go together as one unit.
Doze A é à janela.
Twelve A is by the window.
Words in this phrase
doze
[doh-zeh]
Twelve
The numerical value following eleven; 12.
Compramos doze maçãs.
We bought twelve apples.
A.
[ah]
A
The letter A, used here to identify a seat position in the row.
O meu lugar é o A.
My seat is A.
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