How to Say ‘It's booked.’ in Portuguese
Fica marcado.
FEE-kuh mar-KAH-doo
[FEE-kuh mar-KAH-doo]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese often uses a past-participle word like [marcado] to mean the result is in place: [Fica marcado.] = "It's booked / agreed then." The same idea appears in [está fechado] ("it's closed") or [está confirmado] ("it's confirmed").
Phrase Breakdown
Fica
[FEE-kuh]
it is set
Means the arrangement is confirmed or agreed.
Na confirmação, "Fica" aparece em: Fica marcado.
In the confirmation, "Fica" appears in: It is set.
marcado
[mar-KAH-doo]
booked / confirmed
Past participle used adjectivally to mean noted down, booked, or confirmed.
A palavra "marcado" confirma a reserva: Fica marcado.
The word "marcado" confirms the reservation: It is booked.
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