How to Say ‘I'm going to the living room.’ in Portuguese
Vou para a sala.
voh PAH-rah ah SAH-lah
[voh PAH-rah ah SAH-lah]
💬 Usage Tip: In speech, para a usually shrinks to something like (prah): vou para a sala sounds like (voh prah SAH-luh).
Phrase Breakdown
Vou para
voh PAH-rah
I'm going to
'Vou' = 'I go/I'm going'. In fast speech 'para' often sounds like 'pra'.
Vou para casa.
I'm going home.
Words in this phrase
Vou
[voh]
I’m going.
1st person singular of “ir” (to go). A short confirmation: “I’m going.”
Vou de comboio do Porto para Lisboa.
I'm going by train from Porto to Lisbon.
para
[PAH-rah]
to / toward
Marks destination; very common with "ir": "ir para + place".
Se vais para Lisboa, chega cedo à estação de metro.
If you’re going to Lisbon, arrive early at the subway station.
a sala.
ah SAH-lah
the living room.
'Sala' here means the living room. 'A' is the feminine 'the'. The final 'a' is a soft 'uh'.
A sala é grande.
The living room is big.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
the (feminine singular)
Same article "a" used before a feminine noun; often unstressed in speech.
A estação é ali à direita.
The station is right there on the right.
sala
[SAH-lah]
living room
The main room of a house where people relax and watch TV.
Estamos na sala a ver televisão.
We're in the living room watching TV.
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