How to Say ‘It is called Central Station.’ in Portuguese
Chama-se Estação Central.
SHAH-mah suh esh-tah-SOWN sen-TRAHL
[SHAH-mah suh esh-tah-SOWN sen-TRAHL]
💬 Usage Tip: [Chama-se] literally means something like "calls itself" and is the usual Portuguese way to say "is called." You can reuse the pattern with places and people: [Como se chama esta rua?] "What is this street called?".
Phrase Breakdown
Chama-se
[SHAH-mah suh]
is called
Used to say what something is named; literally 'calls itself' in Portuguese.
A rua chama-se Avenida da Liberdade.
The street is called Avenida da Liberdade.
Estação Central
esh-tah-SOWN sen-TRAHL
Central Station
The name of the station.
A Estação Central fica no centro.
Central Station is in the centre.
Words in this phrase
Estação
[esh-tah-SOWN]
station
A transport station, such as a train or metro station.
A Estação fica no centro da cidade.
The station is in the city centre.
Central
[sen-TRAHL]
central
Means central or main, often used in names of places.
A Central é a paragem mais importante.
The Central one is the most important stop.
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