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How to Say ‘Which platform is it?’ in Portuguese

Onde é a plataforma?

💬 Usage Tip: Literally “Where is the platform?” If you want “which,” you can say: “Qual é a plataforma?”

🇵🇹 In Portugal: Check the departures board for “cais/plataforma” and the company name—terminals can be busy.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

Onde

[ON-deh]

Where

Used to ask for directions inside stations/terminals.

Example

Onde é a plataforma para Lisboa?

Where is the platform for Lisbon?

é

[eh]

is

From “ser”; “Onde é…?” = “Where is…?”

Example

Onde é a plataforma do próximo autocarro?

Where is the platform for the next bus?

a

[ah]

the (feminine singular)

Feminine article used with “plataforma”.

Example

A plataforma é perto da entrada.

The platform is near the entrance.

plataforma

[plah-tah-FOR-mah]

platform (bus stand)

Departure stand/bay in a bus terminal (PT-PT usage).

Example

A plataforma do autocarro é a número 4.

The bus platform is number 4.

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