How to Say ‘Where are the changing rooms?’ in Portuguese
Onde ficam os provadores?
ON-duh FEE-kum oosh proh-vuh-DOH-rush
[ON-duh FEE-kum oosh proh-vuh-DOH-rush]
💬 Usage Tip: [ficam] is plural because [os provadores] is plural; compare singular [Onde fica o supermercado?] This is a useful pattern in [onde fica / onde ficam] questions.
Phrase Breakdown
Onde
[ON-duh]
where
Used to ask about location or position.
Pergunto "Onde ficam os provadores?" numa loja de roupa.
I ask "Where are the fitting rooms?" in a clothes shop.
ficam
[FEE-kum]
are located / are
From the verb "ficar"; here it asks where something is situated.
Em "Onde ficam os provadores?", "ficam" fala da localização.
In "Where are the fitting rooms?", "ficam" talks about location.
os
[oosh]
the
Masculine plural definite article, used before plural masculine nouns.
Na pergunta "Onde ficam os provadores?", "os" acompanha um nome plural.
In the question "Where are the fitting rooms?", "os" goes with a plural noun.
provadores
[proh-vuh-DOH-rush]
fitting rooms / changing rooms
The place in a shop where you try on clothes.
Se quero experimentar uma camisa, pergunto "Onde ficam os provadores?"
If I want to try on a shirt, I ask "Where are the fitting rooms?"
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