How to Say ‘A private room for groups’ in Portuguese
Uma sala privada para grupos
OO-muh SAH-lah pree-VAH-dah PAH-ruh GROO-poosh
[OO-muh SAH-lah pree-VAH-dah PAH-ruh GROO-poosh]
Phrase Breakdown
Uma sala privada
OO-muh SAH-lah pree-VAH-dah
A private room
The noun comes first, then the adjective. Say it smoothly: 'U-ma SA-la pri-VA-da'.
Há uma sala privada?
Is there a private room?
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.
sala
[SAH-lah]
room
A room, here a dining room in a restaurant.
A sala do restaurante é grande.
The restaurant's room is big.
privada
[pree-VAH-dah]
private
Feminine form of 'privado'; not open to others.
Queremos uma mesa privada.
We want a private table.
para grupos
PAH-ruh GROO-poosh
for groups
In fast speech 'para' often sounds like 'pra'. 'Grupos' sounds like 'GRU-push', because a final 's' sounds like 'sh'.
Temos menus para grupos.
We have menus for groups.
Words in this phrase
para
[PAH-ruh]
for
Preposition used to show who something matters to.
Este tipo de ambiente é ideal para quem gosta de colaborar.
This type of environment is ideal for someone who likes collaborating.
grupos
[GROO-poosh]
groups
Plural of 'grupo', a set of people together.
Aceitam grupos grandes?
Do you accept large groups?
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