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How to Say ‘That car park’ in Portuguese

Esse parque

EH-suh PAR-kuh

[EH-suh PAR-kuh]

💬 Usage Tip: esse points to something just mentioned or near the other person, while este means "this", for something near you. Here it refers back to the car park the staff just named.

Phrase Breakdown

Esse

[EH-suh]

that

Demonstrative word used to point to a specific profile or characteristic.

Example

Esse candidato parece preparado para a entrevista.

That candidate seems prepared for the interview.

parque

[PAR-kuh]

car park

Parking lot, masculine noun.

Example

Deixei o carro no parque.

I left the car in the car park.

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