How to Say ‘We'll prepare a quiet table.’ in Portuguese
Vamos preparar uma mesa tranquila.
VAH-moosh pruh-pah-RAR OO-muh MEH-zuh trahn-KEE-luh
[VAH-moosh pruh-pah-RAR OO-muh MEH-zuh trahn-KEE-luh]
Phrase Breakdown
Vamos preparar
VAH-moosh pruh-pah-RAR
let's prepare
A suggestion or plan to set something up.
Vamos preparar tudo.
Let's prepare everything.
Words in this phrase
Vamos
[VAH-moosh]
we are going to
Used to express an action that will happen soon.
Vamos preparar uma mesa tranquila para a vossa reserva.
We are going to prepare a quiet table for your reservation.
preparar
[pruh-pah-RAR]
prepare
To make something ready in advance.
Vamos preparar uma mesa tranquila no fundo da sala.
We are going to prepare a quiet table at the back of the room.
Uma mesa tranquila
OO-muh MEH-zuh trahn-KEE-luh
a quiet table
Means a table in a calm, peaceful spot.
Vou arranjar uma mesa tranquila.
I'll arrange a quiet table.
Words in this phrase
uma
[OO-muh]
a
An indefinite article used before a feminine singular noun.
Vamos preparar uma mesa tranquila para o vosso grupo.
We are going to prepare a quiet table for your group.
mesa
[MEH-zuh]
table
The restaurant seating place for guests.
Vamos preparar uma mesa tranquila para o jantar de aniversário.
We are going to prepare a quiet table for the birthday dinner.
tranquila
[trahn-KEE-luh]
quiet
Describes a calm seating area, good for special occasions.
Vamos preparar uma mesa tranquila longe da entrada.
We are going to prepare a quiet table away from the entrance.
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