How to Say ‘The window tables’ in Portuguese
As mesas à janela
azh MEH-zahsh ah zhah-NEH-lah
[azh MEH-zahsh ah zhah-NEH-lah]
Phrase Breakdown
As mesas
azh MEH-zahsh
The tables
The 's' of 'as' sounds like 'z' before a consonant like 'm': 'uhz MAY-zush'.
As mesas estão limpas.
The tables are clean.
Words in this phrase
As
[azh]
the
Plural feminine definite article, used before feminine plural nouns.
As pessoas parecem abertas a perguntas no evento.
The people seem open to questions at the event.
mesas
[MEH-zahsh]
tables
Plural of 'mesa', table.
Há mesas lá fora.
There are tables outside.
à janela
ah zhah-NEH-lah
by the window
'À' here means 'at' or 'by'. Say 'a zhuh-NE-luh'.
Estou à janela.
I'm at the window.
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
by the / at the
'À janela' means next to the window.
Sentei-me à janela.
I sat by the window.
janela
[zhah-NEH-lah]
window
Opening in a wall with glass.
A janela tem vista para o mar.
The window has a sea view.
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