How to Say ‘Which line do I change to?’ in Portuguese
Mudo para que linha?
MOO-doo PAH-rah keh LEE-nyuh
[MOO-doo PAH-rah keh LEE-nyuh]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese can put the question word at the end, as in Mudo para que linha?. This is a natural, casual way to ask.
Phrase Breakdown
Mudo
[MOO-doo]
I change
First-person present of 'mudar', to change or switch.
Mudo de linha aqui.
I change lines here.
para que linha?
PAH-rah keh LEE-nyuh
to which line?
'para' is often reduced to 'p'ra' in speech. 'que' sounds like 'k'. Raise your voice at the end for the question.
Para que estação?
To which station?
Words in this phrase
para
[PAH-rah]
to
Indicates direction or movement toward a place.
Ele vai para casa.
He is going home.
que
[keh]
which
Question word asking which one.
Para que estação vais?
Which station are you going to?
linha
[LEE-nyuh]
line
A metro route.
Qual é a minha linha?
Which is my line?
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