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How to Say ‘For six people, please.’ in Portuguese

Para seis pessoas, por favor.

PAH-rah saysh pess-SOH-ash poor fah-VOR

[PAH-rah saysh pess-SOH-ash poor fah-VOR]

Phrase Breakdown

Para seis pessoas

PAH-rah saysh pess-SOH-ash

for six people

Used to say the number of people included in a booking or arrangement.

Example

A mesa é para seis pessoas.

The table is for six people.

Words in this phrase

Para

[PAH-rah]

for

Used to state the size or purpose of the reservation.

Example

A reserva é "Para" seis pessoas, por favor.

The reservation is "for" six people, please.

seis

[saysh]

six

The number six.

Example

Somos "seis" pessoas para o jantar.

We are "six" people for dinner.

pessoas

[pess-SOH-ash]

people

Plural of person; used for counting guests.

Example

As "pessoas" da festa chegam às oito.

The "people" from the party arrive at eight.

Por favor

poor fah-VOR

please

Polite expression added to requests.

Example

Uma mesa, por favor.

A table, please.

Words in this phrase

por

[poor]

please / by

Part of the expression “por favor,” used for politeness.

Example

Digo "por" favor quando peço uma mesa especial.

I say "please" when I ask for a special table.

favor

[fah-VOR]

favor

Together with “por,” forms the phrase “please.”

Example

"favor" torna o pedido mais educado em "por favor".

"favor" makes the request more polite in "please".

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