How to Say ‘For four people, please.’ in Portuguese
Para quatro pessoas, por favor.
PAH-rah KWAH-troo peh-SOH-ash poor fah-VOR
[PAH-rah KWAH-troo peh-SOH-ash poor fah-VOR]
Phrase Breakdown
Para quatro pessoas
PAH-rah KWAH-troo peh-SOH-ash
For four people
Used to say how many people the reservation or arrangement is for.
Uma mesa para quatro pessoas.
A table for four people.
Words in this phrase
Para
[PAH-rah]
for
Used to indicate the size of the booking.
Para quatro pessoas, por favor, perto da janela.
For four people, please, near the window.
quatro
[KWAH-troo]
four
States the number of diners in the reservation.
Para quatro pessoas, por favor, às oito.
For four people, please, at eight.
pessoas
[peh-SOH-ash]
people
Refers to the guests included in the booking.
Para quatro pessoas, por favor, se houver disponibilidade.
For four people, please, if there is availability.
Por favor
poor fah-VOR
Please
A polite expression used to soften a request.
Para quatro pessoas, por favor.
For four people, please.
Words in this phrase
por
[poor]
please / by
Part of por favor, the standard polite expression meaning please.
Para quatro pessoas, por favor, hoje à noite.
For four people, please, tonight.
favor
[fah-VOR]
favor
Part of the phrase por favor, used to be polite.
Para quatro pessoas, por favor, junto à entrada.
For four people, please, near the entrance.
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