How to Say ‘Is there a table near the entrance?’ in Portuguese
Há mesa perto da entrada?
ah MEH-zuh PAIR-too dah ehn-TRAH-duh
[ah MEH-zuh PAIR-too dah ehn-TRAH-duh]
💬 Usage Tip: [há] means "there is/there are" here, not "has." It's used for existence: [Há mesa perto da entrada?] [Há casa de banho adaptada?]
Phrase Breakdown
Há mesa
ah MEH-zuh
is there a table
Asks whether a table is available.
Há mesa perto da entrada?
Is there a table near the entrance?
Words in this phrase
Há
[ah]
is there / are there
Used to ask whether something is available or exists.
Na pergunta "Há" introduz o pedido: Há mesa perto da entrada?
In the question, "Há" introduces the request: Is there a table near the entrance?
mesa
[MEH-zuh]
table
Refers to a restaurant table.
Aqui, "mesa" refere-se ao lugar no restaurante: Há mesa perto da entrada?
Here, "mesa" refers to the place in the restaurant: Is there a table near the entrance?
perto
[PAIR-too]
near
Preposition or adverb meaning near or close to.
A palavra "perto" mostra localização: Há mesa perto da entrada?
The word "perto" shows location: Is there a table near the entrance?
da
[dah]
of the
Contraction of de + a, meaning of the or from the with a feminine noun.
Na expressão, "da" liga o local: Há mesa perto da entrada?
In the expression, "da" links the location: Is there a table near the entrance?
entrada
[ehn-TRAH-duh]
entrance
Means entrance; useful when asking for easier access.
A palavra "entrada" indica o acesso: Há mesa perto da entrada?
The word "entrada" indicates the access point: Is there a table near the entrance?
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