How to Say ‘Is it for four people?’ in Portuguese
É para quatro pessoas?
eh PAH-rah KWAH-troo pess-SOH-ahsh
[eh PAH-rah KWAH-troo pess-SOH-ahsh]
Phrase Breakdown
É para
eh PAH-rah
Is it for
Used to ask how many people the reservation is for.
É para duas pessoas?
Is it for two people?
Words in this phrase
É
[eh]
is; it is
Form of the verb meaning 'is'; used to build the confirmation question.
Na frase «É para quatro pessoas?», «É» inicia a confirmação.
In the sentence "Is it for four people?", "É" begins the confirmation.
para
[PAH-rah]
for
Preposition meaning 'for', used to state who the reservation is intended for.
Na frase «É para quatro pessoas?», «para» liga a reserva ao número de convidados.
In the sentence "Is it for four people?", "para" links the reservation to the number of guests.
Quatro pessoas?
KWAH-troo pess-SOH-ahsh
four people?
The number of people included in the reservation.
São quatro pessoas.
There are four people.
Words in this phrase
quatro
[KWAH-troo]
four
The number four, confirming the guest count.
Na frase «É para quatro pessoas?», «quatro» indica a quantidade de pessoas.
In the sentence "Is it for four people?", "quatro" indicates the number of people.
pessoas
[pess-SOH-ahsh]
people
Plural of people; used in reservations to count guests.
Na frase «É para quatro pessoas?», «pessoas» significa os clientes da mesa.
In the sentence "Is it for four people?", "pessoas" means the customers at the table.
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