How to Say ‘Where is the metro station?’ in Portuguese
Onde é a estação de metro?
on-deh eh ah eh-stah-sao djee meh-troo
[on-deh eh ah eh-stah-sao djee meh-troo]
💬 Usage Tip: de + o becomes do, so estação de metro is very commonly estação do metro. Watch for this same merge in lots of everyday Portuguese.
Phrase Breakdown
Onde
[on-deh]
Where
Used to ask for a location.
Onde é a estação de autocarros?
Where is the bus station?
é
[eh]
is
A form of the verb 'to be', used in questions.
Onde é o hospital?
Where is the hospital?
a estação de metro
ah eh-stah-sao djee meh-troo
the metro station
Refers to a terminal where trains of the metro system arrive and depart.
A estação de metro está fechada.
The metro station is closed.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
the
Definite article used before a singular noun.
Onde é a escola?
Where is the school?
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.
de
[djee]
of
A preposition used to show possession or relation.
O nome de estação.
The name of the station.
metro
[meh-troo]
subway
An underground railway system.
Preciso apanhar o metro.
I need to catch the subway.
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