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How to Say ‘It is at the end over there.’ in Portuguese

Fica ali ao fundo.

FEE-kah ah-LEE ow FOON-doo

[FEE-kah ah-LEE ow FOON-doo]

💬 Usage Tip: [ao] is [a] + [o], a very common contraction in Portuguese. You'll see the same pattern in direction phrases like [ao lado] and [ao fundo].

Phrase Breakdown

Fica

[FEE-kah]

is located / is

Used to indicate where something is situated.

Example

O supermercado fica ali ao fundo.

The supermarket is over there at the end.

ali

[ah-LEE]

there

Points to a place over there.

Example

O supermercado fica ali ao fundo.

The supermarket is over there at the end.

Ao fundo

ow FOON-doo

at the end / in the distance

Means further ahead, usually at the end of a street, corridor, or area.

Example

A escola fica ao fundo da rua.

The school is at the end of the street.

Words in this phrase

ao

[ow]

at the / to the

Part of the fixed expression 'ao fundo'.

Example

O supermercado fica ali ao fundo.

The supermarket is over there at the end.

fundo

[FOON-doo]

end / back / distance

Here it means the far end or the distance.

Example

O supermercado fica ali ao fundo.

The supermarket is over there at the end.

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