How to Say ‘It's on that line’ in Portuguese
Fica nessa linha
FEE-kah NEH-suh LEE-nyuh
[FEE-kah NEH-suh LEE-nyuh]
💬 Usage Tip: nessa is em "in/on" plus essa "that". In the same way, nesta means "on this".
Phrase Breakdown
Fica
[FEE-kah]
is (located)
Form of 'ficar'; used to say where something is located.
O hotel fica perto da praia.
The hotel is near the beach.
nessa
[NEH-suh]
on that
Contraction of 'em' + 'essa', meaning in/on that (feminine).
Moro nessa rua.
I live on that street.
linha
[LEE-nyuh]
line
A metro route.
Esta linha está cheia.
This line is crowded.
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