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How to Say ‘For four people.’ in Portuguese

Para quatro pessoas.

PAH-rah KWAH-troo pess-SOH-ahsh

[PAH-rah KWAH-troo pess-SOH-ahsh]

Phrase Breakdown

Para

[PAH-rah]

for

Preposition used to state the intended number of guests.

Example

Na resposta «Para quatro pessoas.», «Para» introduz a informação da reserva.

In the answer "For four people.", "Para" introduces the reservation information.

quatro

[KWAH-troo]

four

The number four, specifying the size of the group.

Example

Na resposta «Para quatro pessoas.», «quatro» mostra quantos convidados vêm.

In the answer "For four people.", "quatro" shows how many guests are coming.

pessoas

[pess-SOH-ahsh]

people

Used to count human beings; in restaurants, it means guests.

Example

Na resposta «Para quatro pessoas.», «pessoas» refere-se aos lugares reservados.

In the answer "For four people.", "pessoas" refers to the reserved seats.

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