How to Say ‘Where do I buy the ticket?’ in Portuguese
Onde compro o bilhete?
ON-duh KOHM-proh oo bee-LYEH-tuh
[ON-duh KOHM-proh oo bee-LYEH-tuh]
Phrase Breakdown
Onde
[ON-duh]
Where
Starts a question asking for the place to do something (buy a ticket).
Onde compro o bilhete do Porto para Lisboa?
Where do I buy the ticket from Porto to Lisbon?
compro
[KOHM-proh]
(I) buy
Present tense. With "onde" it forms a very common travel question.
Onde compro o bilhete na estação?
Where do I buy the ticket at the station?
o bilhete?
oo bee-LYEH-tuh
the ticket?
'bilhete' = ticket (bus/train/entry). 'o' = the (masculine).
Preciso de um bilhete.
I need a ticket.
Words in this phrase
o
[oo]
the (masculine singular)
Article for "bilhete". It’s often unstressed in speech.
Onde compro o bilhete?
Where do I buy the ticket?
bilhete
[bee-LYEH-tuh]
ticket
Refers to the bus ticket (one-way/return, etc.).
Onde compro o bilhete para Lisboa?
Where do I buy the ticket to Lisbon?
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