How to Say ‘The Lisbon stores’ in Portuguese
As lojas de Lisboa
ahs LOH-zhush de Lee-zh-boh-ah
[ahs LOH-zhush de Lee-zh-boh-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: Lisbon takes no "the", so it's just de Lisboa. Compare do Porto, where de + o merge because Porto takes "the".
Phrase Breakdown
As lojas
ahs LOH-zhush
The shops
Feminine plural article 'as'. Say it together with the noun: 'azh-LO-zhash'.
As lojas fecham cedo.
The shops close early.
Words in this phrase
As
[ahs]
The (feminine plural)
Definite article used before feminine plural nouns.
As regras devem ser seguidas.
The rules must be followed.
lojas
[LOH-zhush]
shops / stores
Plural of 'loja', feminine noun.
As lojas fecham às oito.
The shops close at eight.
de Lisboa
de Lee-zh-boh-ah
of Lisbon
Here 's' before 'b' sounds like 'zh': 'lizh-BO-a'.
Sou de Lisboa.
I'm from Lisbon.
Words in this phrase
de
[de]
of
Indicates origin or possession.
Vou pensar depois de amanhã no trabalho.
I will think about it the day after tomorrow at work.
Lisboa
[Lee-zh-boh-ah]
Lisbon
The capital and largest city of Portugal, known for its hilly, coastal landscape, vibrant culture, and historic landmarks.
Visitei Lisboa no verão passado e foi incrível.
I visited Lisbon last summer and it was amazing.
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