How to Say ‘For a family group’ in Portuguese
Para um grupo de família
PAH-rah oom GROO-poo duh fah-MEE-lee-ah
[PAH-rah oom GROO-poo duh fah-MEE-lee-ah]
Phrase Breakdown
Para um grupo
PAH-rah oom GROO-poo
For a group
Used to indicate the intended purpose or size of the reservation.
É para um grupo grande.
It's for a large group.
Words in this phrase
Para
[PAH-rah]
for
Used to show who something is intended for.
A reserva é para um grupo de família com crianças.
The reservation is for a family group with children.
um
[oom]
a
Masculine singular indefinite article meaning “a” or “one.”
Temos espaço para um grupo no piso de cima.
We have space for a group upstairs.
grupo
[GROO-poo]
group
Refers to several people together, especially for a booking.
O grupo quer um espaço mais privado.
The group wants a more private space.
De família
duh fah-MEE-lee-ah
Of family / family-style
Refers to something meant for family use or associated with family members.
É uma mesa de família.
It's a family table.
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
Connects nouns, here linking “group” and “family.”
Trata-se de família e amigos próximos.
It is about family and close friends.
família
[fah-MEE-lee-ah]
family
Describes the group as being made up of relatives.
A família vai celebrar um aniversário no restaurante.
The family is going to celebrate a birthday at the restaurant.
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