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How to Say ‘To book for four people’ in Portuguese

Reservar para quatro pessoas

reh-zehr-VAHR PAH-ruh KWAH-troo peh-SOH-ush

[reh-zehr-VAHR PAH-ruh KWAH-troo peh-SOH-ush]

Phrase Breakdown

Reservar

[reh-zehr-VAHR]

to book

To reserve a table or place in advance.

Example

Queria reservar uma mesa.

I'd like to book a table.

para quatro pessoas

PAH-ruh KWAH-troo peh-SOH-ush

for four people

'Para' often sounds like 'pra' in speech. 'Pessoas' is 'p'SOH-ush'.

Example

Uma mesa para quatro pessoas.

A table for four people.

Words in this phrase

para

[PAH-ruh]

for

Preposition used to show who something matters to.

Example

Este tipo de ambiente é ideal para quem gosta de colaborar.

This type of environment is ideal for someone who likes collaborating.

quatro

[KWAH-troo]

four

The number 4.

Example

Somos quatro pessoas.

We are four people.

pessoas

[peh-SOH-ush]

people

Plural noun meaning 'people'.

Example

As pessoas costumam ajudar os recém-chegados na equipa.

People usually help newcomers in the team.

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