How to Say ‘Change at Alameda’ in Portuguese
Mude na Alameda
MOO-d nuh a-luh-MEH-duh
[MOO-d nuh a-luh-MEH-duh]
💬 Usage Tip: na is em "in/at" plus a "the". Stations are treated as places with "the" in front, so you'd also say no Marquês.
Phrase Breakdown
Mude
[MOO-d]
change (formal command)
Polite imperative of 'mudar', here meaning to change lines.
Mude de comboio em Coimbra.
Change trains in Coimbra.
na
[nuh]
in the / on the
Contraction of em + a, used before feminine singular nouns like semana.
Na próxima reunião, posso apresentar a proposta.
At the next meeting, I can present the proposal.
Alameda
[a-luh-MEH-duh]
Alameda
A Lisbon metro station where the red and green lines meet.
Saio na Alameda.
I get off at Alameda.
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