How to Say ‘At the corner.’ in Portuguese
Na esquina.
nah esh-KEE-nah
[nah esh-KEE-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Na] is the contracted form of [em] + [a], so [na esquina] is literally [in the corner] but means [at the corner]. You can reuse the pattern in [na rua] and [na estação].
Phrase Breakdown
Na
[nah]
at the / on the
Marks a specific feminine location; here, the corner.
Na esquina foi onde o motorista disse para esperar.
At the corner was where the driver said to wait.
esquina
[esh-KEE-nah]
corner
Used to indicate a clear street meeting point.
Na esquina há mais espaço para o táxi parar.
At the corner there is more space for the taxi to stop.
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