How to Say ‘Is there a table by the window?’ in Portuguese
Há alguma mesa junto à janela?
ah ahl-GOO-muh MAY-zah ZHOON-too ah zhah-NEH-lah
[ah ahl-GOO-muh MAY-zah ZHOON-too ah zhah-NEH-lah]
Phrase Breakdown
Há alguma mesa
ah ahl-GOO-muh MAY-zah
Is there a table
'Há' (silent h) means 'there is'. Keep 'alguma mesa' flowing together.
Há alguma mesa livre?
Is there a free table?
Words in this phrase
Há
[ah]
there is / there are
Form of haver used to say that something exists.
Há interesse em ouvir candidatos no evento.
There is interest in listening to candidates at the event.
alguma
[ahl-GOO-muh]
any / some
Feminine form of 'algum', used before feminine nouns; in questions it means 'any'.
Tem alguma pergunta?
Do you have any question?
mesa
[MAY-zah]
table
Feminine noun for a table where you sit to eat.
Há uma mesa livre lá fora.
There's a free table outside.
junto à janela?
ZHOON-too ah zhah-NEH-lah
by the window?
'Junto à' means 'next to the'. Raise your intonation at the end for the question.
Fica junto à janela.
It's by the window.
Words in this phrase
junto
[ZHOON-too]
next (to)
In 'junto a', means beside or close to.
Sentei-me junto à porta.
I sat next to the door.
à
[ah]
to the
Indicating direction or destination towards something specific.
Vamos à praia amanhã.
We are going to the beach tomorrow.
janela
[zhah-NEH-lah]
window
A feminine noun for an opening in a wall with glass.
Abre a janela, por favor.
Open the window, please.
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