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How to Say ‘For the same route.’ in Portuguese

Pelo mesmo percurso.

PEH-loo MEZH-moo pehr-KOOR-soo

[PEH-loo MEZH-moo pehr-KOOR-soo]

💬 Usage Tip: [Pelo] is [por] + [o]: [pelo mesmo percurso]. The same contraction gives [pela bagagem], [pelos túneis], [pelas portagens].

Phrase Breakdown

Pelo

[PEH-loo]

through the / by the same

'Pelo' is a contraction of 'por' + 'o'. Here it means 'by' or 'through' in relation to a route taken.

Example

Fomos pelo mesmo percurso para comparar o preço.

We went by the same route to compare the price.

mesmo

[MEZH-moo]

same

'Mesmo' means 'same' and is used to show that something did not change.

Example

Quero pagar pelo mesmo percurso de ontem.

I want to pay for the same route as yesterday.

percurso

[pehr-KOOR-soo]

route / journey

'Percurso' means the route or path taken during a trip.

Example

O percurso foi curto, mas a tarifa parece alta.

The route was short, but the fare seems high.

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