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How to Say ‘Valet service’ in Portuguese

Serviço de valet

sehr-VEE-soo duh vah-LET

[sehr-VEE-soo duh vah-LET]

💬 Usage Tip: In Portugal, [valet] is a borrowed word, so people usually say it close to the English word (va-LET), not like a fully Portuguese word.

Phrase Breakdown

Serviço

[sehr-VEE-soo]

service

A general word for a service or assistance offered by a business.

Example

O Serviço de valet facilita a chegada ao restaurante.

The valet service makes arriving at the restaurant easier.

de

[duh]

of

A common preposition meaning of or for, used to link words together.

Example

No Serviço de valet, o carro fica à porta.

In valet service, the car stays at the door.

valet

[vah-LET]

valet

A borrowed word referring to a parking service where someone parks your car for you.

Example

O Serviço de valet é útil quando o estacionamento é difícil.

Valet service is useful when parking is difficult.

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