How to Say ‘At the Feira da Ladra flea market’ in Portuguese
Na Feira da Ladra
nah FAY-rah dah LAH-drah
[nah FAY-rah dah LAH-drah]
💬 Usage Tip: em + a becomes na, and de + a becomes da. These little merges are mandatory, not optional.
Phrase Breakdown
Na Feira
nah FAY-rah
At the Fair
'Na' is 'em' + 'a' (at the). 'Feira' sounds like 'fay-ra'.
Encontrei-te na feira.
I met you at the fair.
Words in this phrase
Na
[nah]
at the (feminine singular)
“na” = “em + a”, meaning “in/at the” with a feminine singular noun.
Compras na bilheteira ou na máquina automática.
You buy at the ticket office or at the machine.
Feira
[FAY-rah]
fair / market
A street market or fair; part of a famous Lisbon flea market name.
Vamos à feira no sábado.
Let's go to the market on Saturday.
da Ladra
dah LAH-drah
of the Thief (Lady Thief)
Feira da Ladra is Lisbon's famous flea market. 'Ladra' is stressed on 'LA'.
Vou à Feira da Ladra.
I'm going to the Feira da Ladra flea market.
Words in this phrase
da
[dah]
of the
Contraction of de + a, used before a feminine singular noun.
Em «Da» nossa conversa, a contração soa natural em português.
In “of our conversation,” the contraction sounds natural in Portuguese.
Ladra
[LAH-drah]
thief (female)
Literally 'female thief'; in the name of Lisbon's famous flea market.
A ladra fugiu.
The thief ran away.
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