How to Say ‘For your family’ in Portuguese
Para a sua família
PAH-ruh ah SOO-uh fuh-MEE-lee-uh
[PAH-ruh ah SOO-uh fuh-MEE-lee-uh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Sua] means "your" here, and after [para] nothing changes: [para a sua família]. You can swap the noun: [para a sua empresa], [para a sua mesa].
Phrase Breakdown
Para
[PAH-ruh]
for
Preposition used to indicate who something is intended for.
Para a sua família, recomendamos uma mesa grande junto à janela.
For your family, we recommend a large table by the window.
A sua família
ah SOO-uh fuh-MEE-lee-uh
Your family
Polite possessive form used in Portugal when speaking to someone formally or politely.
Como está a sua família?
How is your family?
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
the
Feminine singular article used before sua família.
Para a sua família, recomendamos uma mesa grande junto à janela.
For your family, we recommend a large table by the window.
sua
[SOO-uh]
your
Polite possessive adjective referring to the listener’s family.
Para a sua família, recomendamos uma mesa grande junto à janela.
For your family, we recommend a large table by the window.
família
[fuh-MEE-lee-uh]
family
A group of related people; often used when arranging a meal for several relatives.
Para a sua família, recomendamos uma mesa grande junto à janela.
For your family, we recommend a large table by the window.
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