How to Say ‘We can stop at an ATM.’ in Portuguese
Podemos parar numa caixa multibanco.
poo-DAY-moosh puh-RAR NOO-muh KAI-shuh mool-tee-BAHN-koo
[poo-DAY-moosh puh-RAR NOO-muh KAI-shuh mool-tee-BAHN-koo]
Phrase Breakdown
Podemos parar
poo-DAY-moosh puh-RAR
We can stop
Suggests stopping somewhere temporarily.
Podemos parar aqui um minuto?
Can we stop here for a minute?
Words in this phrase
Podemos
[poo-DAY-moosh]
we can
Expresses a possible action done together or agreed by both people.
Podemos fazer uma paragem rápida para levantar dinheiro.
We can make a quick stop to withdraw money.
parar
[puh-RAR]
to stop
Means to stop the taxi or pause the trip temporarily.
O motorista pode parar ali por um minuto.
The driver can stop there for a minute.
Numa caixa multibanco.
NOO-muh KAI-shuh mool-tee-BAHN-koo
At an ATM.
Refers to an ATM machine for withdrawing cash.
Vamos a uma caixa multibanco.
Let's go to an ATM.
Words in this phrase
numa
[NOO-muh]
in a / at a
Contraction of 'em uma', used before feminine singular nouns.
Podemos parar numa rua mais segura para pagar.
We can stop on a safer street to pay.
caixa
[KAI-shuh]
machine / ATM booth
Here it refers to the ATM unit where you can withdraw cash.
A caixa multibanco mais próxima fica ao fundo da avenida.
The nearest ATM is at the end of the avenue.
multibanco
[mool-tee-BAHN-koo]
ATM / Multibanco
The common Portuguese term in Portugal for an ATM or the Multibanco system.
Este multibanco aceita cartões internacionais.
This ATM accepts international cards.
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