How to Say ‘We charge a fee per person.’ in Portuguese
Cobramos uma taxa por pessoa.
koh-BRAH-moosh OO-mah TAH-shah poor peh-SOH-ah
[koh-BRAH-moosh OO-mah TAH-shah poor peh-SOH-ah]
Phrase Breakdown
Cobramos
[koh-BRAH-moosh]
we charge
First-person plural of 'cobrar,' used when a business applies a fee.
A palavra "Cobramos" aparece em "Cobramos uma taxa por pessoa."
The word "Cobramos" appears in "We charge a fee per person."
Uma taxa por pessoa.
OO-mah TAH-shah poor peh-SOH-ah
A fee per person.
Indicates the price is calculated for each person.
Há uma taxa por pessoa.
There is a fee per person.
Words in this phrase
uma
[OO-mah]
a
Indefinite feminine singular article.
A palavra "uma" aparece em "Cobramos uma taxa por pessoa."
The word "uma" appears in "We charge a fee per person."
taxa
[TAH-shah]
fee
A charge or fixed amount of money that must be paid.
A palavra "taxa" aparece em "Cobramos uma taxa por pessoa."
The word "taxa" appears in "We charge a fee per person."
por
[poor]
per
Preposition meaning 'for each' in this context.
A palavra "por" aparece em "Cobramos uma taxa por pessoa."
The word "por" appears in "We charge a fee per person."
pessoa
[peh-SOH-ah]
person
An individual human being; here it means each guest.
A palavra "pessoa" aparece em "Cobramos uma taxa por pessoa."
The word "pessoa" appears in "We charge a fee per person."
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