How to Say ‘At the entrance’ in Portuguese
À entrada
ah ehn-TRAH-dah
[ah ehn-TRAH-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: [à] is a contraction of [a] + [a]. You'll see the same thing in places and times too: [à entrada], [à porta], [às oito].
Phrase Breakdown
À
[ah]
at the
A contraction of a + a, often meaning at the before a feminine noun.
À entrada há sempre alguém para orientar os clientes.
At the entrance there is always someone to guide customers.
entrada
[ehn-TRAH-dah]
entrance
The place where people enter a building or restaurant.
À entrada do restaurante há boa iluminação.
At the restaurant entrance there is good lighting.
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