How to Say ‘Where is the train station?’ in Portuguese
Onde fica a estação de comboios?
ON-duh FEE-kah ah esh-tah-SOWNG duh kohm-BOY-oosh
[ON-duh FEE-kah ah esh-tah-SOWNG duh kohm-BOY-oosh]
💬 Usage Tip: [de] often works like English "of" here: [estação de comboios] is literally "station of trains." You'll see the same pattern in [paragem de autocarro] and [bilhete de ida].
Phrase Breakdown
Onde
[ON-duh]
where
An interrogative word used to ask about location.
Onde fica a estação de comboios?
Where is the train station?
fica
[FEE-kah]
is located
From the verb 'ficar'; here it asks where something is situated.
Onde fica a estação de comboios?
Where is the train station located?
a
[ah]
the
Feminine singular definite article.
Onde fica a estação de comboios?
Where is the train station?
estação
[esh-tah-SOWNG]
station
A station, often for trains or transport.
Onde fica a estação de comboios?
Where is the train station?
de
[duh]
of
A preposition meaning 'of' or 'for' depending on context.
Onde fica a estação de comboios?
Where is the train station?
comboios
[kohm-BOY-oosh]
trains
Plural of 'comboio', meaning trains.
Onde fica a estação de comboios?
Where is the train station?
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