How to Say ‘A table near the entrance’ in Portuguese
Uma mesa perto da entrada
OO-muh MAY-zah PEHR-too dah en-TRAH-dah
[OO-muh MAY-zah PEHR-too dah en-TRAH-dah]
Phrase Breakdown
Uma mesa
OO-muh MAY-zah
A table
'Uma' is the feminine form of 'a/an'. 'Mesa' sounds like 'MAY-za', with the 's' pronounced as a 'z'.
Queria uma mesa para dois.
I'd like a table for two.
Words in this phrase
Uma
[OO-muh]
a
Feminine singular indefinite article before 'família'.
Uma empresa pode ter uma cultura muito acolhedora.
A company can have a very welcoming culture.
mesa
[MAY-zah]
table
Feminine noun for a table, e.g. at a restaurant.
Queria reservar uma mesa para dois.
I'd like to book a table for two.
perto da entrada
PEHR-too dah en-TRAH-dah
near the entrance
This phrase describes where the table is. Keep 'da entrada' linked smoothly.
Há um café perto da entrada.
There's a café near the entrance.
Words in this phrase
perto
[PEHR-too]
near, close
Adverb of place; used with 'de' to mean 'near to'.
O hotel fica perto do mar.
The hotel is near the sea.
da
[dah]
of the
Contraction of de + a, used before a feminine singular noun.
Em «Da» nossa conversa, a contração soa natural em português.
In “of our conversation,” the contraction sounds natural in Portuguese.
entrada
[en-TRAH-dah]
entrance; entry
Place where you go in; in the metro, the area/gate where you enter the station or pass the barriers.
Há um segurança na entrada da estação.
There is a security guard at the station entrance.
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