How to Say ‘To the Hotel Avenida Palace’ in Portuguese
Para o Hotel Avenida Palace
pah-rah oo oh-TEL a-veh-NEE-dah PAH-lass
[pah-rah oo oh-TEL a-veh-NEE-dah PAH-lass]
💬 Usage Tip: para is how you name a destination: para o aeroporto "to the airport", para a estação "to the station". In speech it often shrinks to pra.
Phrase Breakdown
Para o Hotel
pah-rah oo oh-TEL
To the Hotel
In speech, 'para o' often blends into 'prò'. The 'h' in 'Hotel' is silent: 'o-TEL'.
Para o hotel, por favor.
To the hotel, please.
Words in this phrase
Para
[pah-rah]
to
A preposition used to indicate direction or purpose.
Vamos para o bar.
Let's go to the bar.
o
[oo]
the (masculine singular)
Article used before a masculine singular noun; often unstressed in speech.
O bilhete é mais barato se comprares com antecedência.
The ticket is cheaper if you buy in advance.
Hotel
[oh-TEL]
hotel
A place where travellers pay to stay overnight.
O hotel fica no centro.
The hotel is in the centre.
Avenida Palace
a-veh-NEE-dah PAH-lass
Avenida Palace (hotel name)
This is the hotel's name. Say 'a-ve-NEE-da'. 'Palace' is usually said the English way.
O Avenida Palace fica nos Restauradores.
The Avenida Palace is in Restauradores.
Words in this phrase
Avenida
[a-veh-NEE-dah]
Avenue
A wide city street; here part of a hotel's name.
Moro na Avenida da Liberdade.
I live on Avenida da Liberdade.
Palace
[PAH-lass]
Palace
English word used in the hotel's name.
O Palace é muito elegante.
The Palace is very elegant.
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