How to Say ‘Where is the nearest supermarket?’ in Portuguese
Onde fica o supermercado mais próximo?
OHN-chee FEE-kah u soo-per-mee-KAH-doo mysh PROHk-see-moo
[OHN-chee FEE-kah u soo-per-mee-KAH-doo mysh PROHk-see-moo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Mais próximo] matches the noun it describes: [o supermercado] is masculine, so it's [próximo]. With a feminine noun, it changes: [a escola mais próxima].
Phrase Breakdown
Onde fica
OHN-chee FEE-kah
Where is
Used to ask about the location of something.
Onde fica o museu?
Where is the museum?
Words in this phrase
Onde
[OHN-chee]
Where
Questioning the location of something.
Onde fica a loja?
Where is the store?
fica
[FEE-kah]
is located
Referring to position or whereabouts.
Onde fica o correio?
Where is the post office located?
o supermercado
u soo-per-mee-KAH-doo
the supermarket
A large self-service store selling groceries.
O supermercado está fechado.
The supermarket is closed.
Words in this phrase
o
[u]
the
Used to specify what is being referred to.
Onde fica o banco?
Where is the bank?
supermercado
[soo-per-mee-KAH-doo]
supermarket
A large shop selling groceries and other goods.
Onde fica o supermercado local?
Where is the local supermarket?
mais próximo
mysh PROHk-see-moo
nearest
The closest in distance.
O banco mais próximo é longe.
The nearest bank is far.
Words in this phrase
mais
[mysh]
closest
Nearest or most accessible.
Onde fica a farmácia mais próxima?
Where is the nearest pharmacy?
próximo
[PROHk-see-moo]
nearby
Closest in distance.
Onde fica o café mais próximo?
Where is the nearest café?
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