How to Say ‘Where is the station?’ in Portuguese
Onde fica a estação?
OHN-deh FEE-kuh ah eh-stah-sao
[OHN-deh FEE-kuh ah eh-stah-sao]
Phrase Breakdown
Onde fica
OHN-deh FEE-kuh
Where is
Literally 'where stays'. Use it to ask where a place is. Say 'ONH-d FEE-kuh'. The final 'e' in 'onde' is almost silent.
Onde fica o hotel?
Where is the hotel?
Words in this phrase
Onde
[OHN-deh]
where
Asks about location.
Onde fica a loja?
Where is the shop?
fica
[FEE-kuh]
it is / it stays / it becomes
Used by staff to confirm the arrangement is now set.
Na frase “Fica reservado para sábado às oito.”, “Fica” fecha a marcação.
In the sentence “Fica reservado para sábado às oito.”, “Fica” finalizes the booking.
a estação?
ah eh-stah-sao
the station?
'A' (the) runs into 'estação'. The first 'e' is barely heard: 'uhsh-tuh-SÃW'. The '-ção' ending is nasal, like 'sow' said through the nose.
A estação é perto.
The station is nearby.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
the (feminine singular)
Same article "a" used before a feminine noun; often unstressed in speech.
A estação é ali à direita.
The station is right there on the right.
estação
[eh-stah-sao]
station
A place where trains, buses, or other modes of transport stop.
A estação está ali.
The station is over there.
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