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How to Say ‘The ticket’ in Portuguese

O bilhete

oo bee-LYEH-teh

[oo bee-LYEH-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: o means the here, so o bilhete is the ticket. You'll often need the article in Portuguese where English might drop it.

Phrase Breakdown

[oo]

the (masculine singular)

Definite article used with masculine nouns; here it goes with “bilhete”.

Example

O bilhete inclui lugar marcado no comboio.

The ticket includes an assigned seat on the train.

bilhete

[bee-LYEH-teh]

ticket

Common word for a ticket (train, bus, cinema). For trains you’ll often hear “bilhete de comboio”.

Example

Preciso do bilhete para entrar no comboio.

I need the ticket to board the train.

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