How to Say ‘Near the main dining room.’ in Portuguese
Perto da sala principal.
PEHR-too duh SAH-luh preen-see-PAHL
[PEHR-too duh SAH-luh preen-see-PAHL]
💬 Usage Tip: [Da] is [de] + [a], so [perto da sala] literally works like "near of the room" in Portuguese. This contraction is everywhere: [ao lado da entrada], [à frente da receção].
Phrase Breakdown
Perto
[PEHR-too]
near
Indicates close location.
Perto da sala principal há uma mesa acessível.
Near the main room there is an accessible table.
Da sala principal
duh SAH-luh preen-see-PAHL
of the main room / from the main room
Specifies the place being referred to; 'da' = 'de + a'.
Perto da sala principal.
Near the main room.
Words in this phrase
da
[duh]
of the / from the
Contraction used before a feminine singular noun.
Perto da sala principal fica a casa de banho adaptada.
Near the main room is the adapted bathroom.
sala
[SAH-luh]
room
Here it refers to the dining room or main seating area.
Perto da sala principal há mais espaço de circulação.
Near the main room there is more space to move around.
principal
[preen-see-PAHL]
main
Used for the central or primary area in a place.
Perto da sala principal é mais cómodo para ela.
Near the main room it is more convenient for her.
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