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How to Say ‘For how many people?’ in Portuguese

Para quantas pessoas?

PAH-ruh KWAN-tush pess-OH-ush

[PAH-ruh KWAN-tush pess-OH-ush]

💬 Usage Tip: [Quantas] changes to match a feminine plural noun: [pessoas]. With a masculine noun, you'd get [quantos]: [Para quantos adultos?]

Phrase Breakdown

Para quantas

PAH-ruh KWAN-tush

for how many

Used to ask about quantity of people in a reservation context.

Example

Para quantas pessoas é a mesa?

For how many people is the table?

Words in this phrase

Para

[PAH-ruh]

for

Introduces the question about the number of guests.

Example

Para quantas pessoas é a reserva?

For how many people is the reservation?

quantas

[KWAN-tush]

how many

Used to ask the quantity of people; agrees with the feminine plural noun.

Example

Para quantas pessoas precisa de mesa?

For how many people do you need a table?

pessoas

[pess-OH-ush]

people

Refers to the number of guests in the booking.

Example

Para quantas pessoas é o jantar?

For how many people is the dinner?

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