How to Say ‘A small private room’ in Portuguese
Uma sala privada pequena
OO-muh SAH-luh pree-VAH-duh peh-KEH-nuh
[OO-muh SAH-luh pree-VAH-duh peh-KEH-nuh]
💬 Usage Tip: When there are two describing words, Portuguese often puts one after another after the noun: [sala privada pequena]. A natural swap is [mesa redonda grande] for "a big round table."
Phrase Breakdown
Uma sala privada
OO-muh SAH-luh pree-VAH-duh
A private room
A room reserved for exclusive use.
Reservámos uma sala privada.
We booked a private room.
Words in this phrase
Uma
[OO-muh]
a / one
Indefinite article used with feminine singular nouns.
Uma sala privada pequena seria ideal para oito pessoas.
A small private room would be ideal for eight people.
sala
[SAH-luh]
room
A room or separate space in a restaurant.
Uma sala privada pequena pode ser mais calma.
A small private room can be quieter.
privada
[pree-VAH-duh]
private
Describes something reserved or separated from the main area.
Uma sala privada pequena dá mais privacidade ao grupo.
A small private room gives the group more privacy.
pequena
[peh-KEH-nuh]
small
Feminine singular adjective meaning small; it comes after the noun here.
Uma sala privada pequena é suficiente para seis pessoas.
A small private room is enough for six people.
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