How to Say ‘aisle seat’ in Portuguese
lugar ao corredor
loo-GAHR ow koo-ruh-DOR
[loo-GAHR ow koo-ruh-DOR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ao] is [a] + [o], the masculine version of [à]. Compare [lugar ao corredor] with [lugar à janela].
Phrase Breakdown
lugar
[loo-GAHR]
seat
In travel context, this means a seat or place assigned to you.
O lugar no meu cartão é o 14C.
The seat on my boarding pass is 14C.
ao
[ow]
by the / on the
Contraction of 'a' + 'o', often meaning 'by the' in this phrase.
Prefiro um lugar ao corredor para sair mais depressa.
I prefer an aisle seat to get out more quickly.
corredor
[koo-ruh-DOR]
aisle
The passage between seats on a plane.
O corredor do avião está bloqueado neste momento.
The plane aisle is blocked at the moment.
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