How to Say ‘Does the 28 tram stop here?’ in Portuguese
O elétrico 28 para aqui?
oo ee-LEH-tree-koo veen-tee-OY-too PAH-rah ah-KEE
[oo ee-LEH-tree-koo veen-tee-OY-too PAH-rah ah-KEE]
💬 Usage Tip: A yes/no question is just a statement with rising intonation, with no extra words and no change in order. O elétrico para aqui. becomes a question by raising your voice at the end.
Phrase Breakdown
O elétrico 28
oo ee-LEH-tree-koo veen-tee-OY-too
Tram 28
The subject. Say 28 as 'vinte e oito'.
O elétrico 28 é famoso.
Tram 28 is famous.
Words in this phrase
O
[oo]
the
A masculine singular definite article used before nouns.
O prazer de participar foi grande.
The pleasure of taking part was great.
elétrico
[ee-LEH-tree-koo]
tram
Masculine noun for the streetcar on rails.
O elétrico está cheio.
The tram is full.
28
[veen-tee-OY-too]
twenty-eight
The number 28, here the name of a famous Lisbon tram line.
Moro no número 28.
I live at number 28.
para aqui?
PAH-rah ah-KEE
stop here?
Here 'para' is the verb 'parar' (to stop), not the preposition. Say 'PA-ra a-KI' with a rising tone.
O autocarro para aqui?
Does the bus stop here?
Words in this phrase
para
[PAH-rah]
stops
Form of the verb 'parar' (to stop): he/she/it stops.
O autocarro para na praça.
The bus stops in the square.
aqui
[ah-KEE]
here
Refers to this place or this context nearby.
Aqui, no evento, há muitas oportunidades de networking.
Here, at the event, there are many networking opportunities.
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