How to Say ‘Closed’ in Portuguese
Fechado
feh-SHAH-doo
[feh-SHAH-doo]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Many smaller shops close for lunch, often around 1 to 3 pm, and on Sunday. Don't be surprised to find fechado in the middle of the day.
Phrase Breakdown
Fechado
[feh-SHAH-doo]
closed
Past participle of 'fechar'; seen on doors and signs.
O museu está fechado à segunda.
The museum is closed on Monday.
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