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Introduction[edit | edit source]

Welcome to Unit 8 of the "Complete 0 to A1 Portuguese Course"! In this lesson, we will focus on vocabulary related to air travel, as well as how to book a flight and check in at the airport in Portuguese. Whether you're planning a trip to Brazil, Portugal, or any other Portuguese-speaking country, this lesson will equip you with the necessary language skills to navigate the world of air travel. So let's get started and prepare for takeoff!

Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

To begin, let's learn some essential vocabulary words related to air travel. Familiarizing yourself with these words will greatly enhance your ability to communicate effectively at the airport and during your flight. Below, you will find a table with Portuguese words, their pronunciation, and their English translations:

Portuguese	Pronunciation	English
aeroporto	ah-eh-roh-POHR-too	airport
avião	ah-vee-AWNG	airplane
bilhete	bee-YEH-teh	ticket
bagagem	bah-GAH-jeng	luggage
passaporte	pah-sah-POHR-teh	passport
voo	VOH	flight
sala de embarque	SAH-lah deh ehm-BAHR-geh	departure lounge
balcão de check-in	BAH-kuhng deh check-in	check-in counter
segurança	seh-goo-RAHN-syah	security
embarque	ehm-BAHR-geh	boarding
desembarque	deh-sehm-BAHR-geh	disembarking
atrasado	ah-trah-SAH-doo	delayed
cancelado	kahng-sah-LAH-doo	canceled
aterrissagem	ah-teh-ree-SAH-zheng	landing
decolagem	deh-koh-LAH-zheng	takeoff

Take some time to practice these words and their pronunciations. Repeat them out loud and try to use them in sentences to reinforce your understanding.

Booking a Flight[edit | edit source]

Now that you have a solid foundation of vocabulary for air travel, let's move on to the process of booking a flight in Portuguese. Whether you prefer to book online or through a travel agency, knowing how to communicate your travel plans in Portuguese will be extremely helpful. Here are some key phrases and expressions to help you book a flight:

Eu gostaria de reservar um voo para [destination]. (I would like to book a flight to [destination].)
Quais são os horários dos voos para [destination]? (What are the flight times to [destination]?)
Há algum voo direto de [origin] para [destination]? (Is there a direct flight from [origin] to [destination]?)
Quanto custa um bilhete de ida e volta? (How much is a round-trip ticket?)
Eu prefiro janela / corredor. (I prefer window / aisle.)

By using these phrases, you will be able to effectively communicate your travel preferences and gather the necessary information to book your flight. Practice these expressions with a language partner or tutor to gain confidence in your speaking skills.

Checking In at the Airport[edit | edit source]

Once you have successfully booked your flight, the next step is to check in at the airport. Checking in is an important procedure that ensures you are properly registered for your flight and have all the necessary documents. Here are some phrases and expressions to help you navigate the check-in process in Portuguese:

Onde fica o balcão de check-in? (Where is the check-in counter?)
Aqui está o meu bilhete e o meu passaporte. (Here is my ticket and my passport.)
Eu tenho bagagem para despachar. (I have luggage to check.)
Qual é o limite de peso para bagagem de mão? (What is the weight limit for carry-on luggage?)
Posso escolher meu assento? (Can I choose my seat?)

Understanding and using these phrases will make the check-in process smoother and more efficient. Remember to listen carefully to the airport staff and follow their instructions. It's also a good idea to arrive at the airport early to allow yourself plenty of time for check-in and security procedures.

Cultural Tips[edit | edit source]

As you embark on your Portuguese language learning journey, it's important to also familiarize yourself with the cultural aspects of air travel in Portuguese-speaking countries. Here are some cultural tips to keep in mind:

1. Be prepared for a warm welcome: Portuguese-speaking cultures are known for their warm and friendly hospitality. When boarding a flight or interacting with airport staff, expect to be greeted with a smile and polite conversation.

2. Embrace the relaxed pace: In Portuguese-speaking countries, time is often seen as more fluid and less rigid than in some other cultures. This means that flights may not always depart or arrive exactly on schedule. Embrace the relaxed pace and try to remain patient if there are any delays or changes to your travel plans.

3. Enjoy the local cuisine: Airline meals often include a taste of the local cuisine. Take this opportunity to try traditional Portuguese dishes or snacks offered during your flight. It's a great way to immerse yourself in the culture and enhance your overall travel experience.

4. Learn basic Portuguese phrases: While many airport staff members and flight attendants may speak English, it's always appreciated when travelers make an effort to speak the local language. Learning basic Portuguese phrases will not only help you navigate the airport and communicate effectively but also show respect for the local culture.

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You've reached the end of Unit 8: Air Travel. By now, you should feel more confident in your ability to discuss air travel in Portuguese, book a flight, and check in at the airport. Remember to practice the vocabulary and phrases learned in this lesson to reinforce your knowledge. In the next unit, we will explore vocabulary and phrases related to ground transportation, so stay tuned for more exciting lessons! Boa viagem! (Have a good trip!)

Table of Contents - Portuguese Course - 0 to A1[edit source]

Course Presentation

Unit 1: Greetings and Basic Phrases

Unit 2: Verbs - Present Tense

Unit 3: Family and Descriptions

Unit 4: Verbs - Future and Conditional Tenses

Unit 5: Portuguese-Speaking Countries and Cultures

Unit 6: Food and Drink

Unit 7: Verbs - Past Tense

Unit 8: Travel and Transportation

Unit 9: Indefinite Pronouns and Prepositions

Unit 10: Health and Emergencies

Videos[edit | edit source]

Planning Your Flight | Portuguese Air Travel - YouTube[edit | edit source]

The Boarding Gate | Portuguese Air Travel - YouTube[edit | edit source]

Sources[edit | edit source]

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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-As a Portuguese language teacher with 20 years of experience, I believe learning vocabulary related to travel and transportation is essential for any beginner language learner. In this unit, we will focus on air travel and the Portuguese vocabulary related to booking and taking a flight, as well as a brief introduction to ground transportation.
+== Introduction ==
+Welcome to Unit 8 of the "Complete 0 to A1 Portuguese Course"! In this lesson, we will focus on vocabulary related to air travel, as well as how to book a flight and check in at the airport in Portuguese. Whether you're planning a trip to Brazil, Portugal, or any other Portuguese-speaking country, this lesson will equip you with the necessary language skills to navigate the world of air travel. So let's get started and prepare for takeoff!
-<span link>Consider exploring these related pages after completing this lesson: [[Language/Portuguese/Vocabulary/Bus-Station|Bus Station]] & [[Language/Portuguese/Vocabulary/Resources|Resources]].</span>
+== Vocabulary ==
-== Air Travel ==
-Air travel has become increasingly popular in recent years, and knowing how to book a flight and navigate the airport in Portuguese can be very useful when traveling to Portuguese-speaking countries.
+To begin, let's learn some essential vocabulary words related to air travel. Familiarizing yourself with these words will greatly enhance your ability to communicate effectively at the airport and during your flight. Below, you will find a table with Portuguese words, their pronunciation, and their English translations:
-Here is some essential Portuguese vocabulary related to air travel:
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-! Portuguese !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
+! Portuguese !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| Aeroporto || [ah-eh-roh-POHR-too] || Airport
+| aeroporto || ah-eh-roh-POHR-too || airport
 |-
-| Passaporte || [pah-sah-POHR-tchee] || Passport
+| avião || ah-vee-AWNG || airplane
 |-
-| Visto || [VEES-toh] || Visa
+| bilhete || bee-YEH-teh || ticket
 |-
-| Companhia aérea || [kohm-PAH-nya a-AY-ree-ah] || Airline
+| bagagem || bah-GAH-jeng || luggage
 |-
-| Check-in || [chek-EEN] || Check-in
+| passaporte || pah-sah-POHR-teh || passport
 |-
-| Bagagem || [bah-GAH-jem] || Luggage
+| voo || VOH || flight
 |-
-| Sala de embarque || [SAH-lah deh em-bahr-GHEE] || Boarding gate
+| sala de embarque || SAH-lah deh ehm-BAHR-geh || departure lounge
 |-
-| Cartão de embarque || [kahr-TAH-oh deh em-bahr-GHEE] || Boarding pass
+| balcão de check-in || BAH-kuhng deh check-in || check-in counter
 |-
-| Voar || [vo-AHR] || To fly
+| segurança || seh-goo-RAHN-syah || security
 |-
-| Voo || [VOH-oh] || Flight
+| embarque || ehm-BAHR-geh || boarding
+|-
+| desembarque || deh-sehm-BAHR-geh || disembarking
+|-
+| atrasado || ah-trah-SAH-doo || delayed
+|-
+| cancelado || kahng-sah-LAH-doo || canceled
+|-
+| aterrissagem || ah-teh-ree-SAH-zheng || landing
+|-
+| decolagem || deh-koh-LAH-zheng || takeoff
 |}
-Other useful phrases to know include:
+Take some time to practice these words and their pronunciations. Repeat them out loud and try to use them in sentences to reinforce your understanding.
-* Quanto custa um voo para...? [KWAHN-too KOOS-tah oon voh pah-rah...] (How much does a flight to...cost?)
+== Booking a Flight ==
-* Qual é o horário do voo? [KAHL eh oh oh-rah-RYOH doh voh?] (What is the flight schedule?)
-* Onde fica a saída de emergência? [OHN-deh FEE-kah ah sah-EE-dah deh eh-mehr-ZHEN-syah?] (Where is the emergency exit?)
-* Eu tenho medo de voar. [eh-oo TEH-nyoh MEH-doh deh vo-AHR] (I am afraid of flying.)
-It is important to note that many of these phrases may vary by region, especially when it comes to slang and colloquialisms.
+Now that you have a solid foundation of vocabulary for air travel, let's move on to the process of booking a flight in Portuguese. Whether you prefer to book online or through a travel agency, knowing how to communicate your travel plans in Portuguese will be extremely helpful. Here are some key phrases and expressions to help you book a flight:
-== Ground Transportation ==
+* Eu gostaria de reservar um voo para [destination]. (I would like to book a flight to [destination].)
+* Quais são os horários dos voos para [destination]? (What are the flight times to [destination]?)
+* Há algum voo direto de [origin] para [destination]? (Is there a direct flight from [origin] to [destination]?)
+* Quanto custa um bilhete de ida e volta? (How much is a round-trip ticket?)
+* Eu prefiro janela / corredor. (I prefer window / aisle.)
-While air travel is often the fastest way to get around, ground transportation is still an essential part of travel. Here are some essential Portuguese vocabulary related to ground transportation:
+By using these phrases, you will be able to effectively communicate your travel preferences and gather the necessary information to book your flight. Practice these expressions with a language partner or tutor to gain confidence in your speaking skills.
-{| class="wikitable"
+== Checking In at the Airport ==
-! Portuguese !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
-|-
+Once you have successfully booked your flight, the next step is to check in at the airport. Checking in is an important procedure that ensures you are properly registered for your flight and have all the necessary documents. Here are some phrases and expressions to help you navigate the check-in process in Portuguese:
-| Ônibus || [OH-nee-boos] || Bus
-|-
+* Onde fica o balcão de check-in? (Where is the check-in counter?)
-| Metrô || [meh-TROH] || Subway/metro
+* Aqui está o meu bilhete e o meu passaporte. (Here is my ticket and my passport.)
-|-
+* Eu tenho bagagem para despachar. (I have luggage to check.)
-| Trem || [trehng] || Train
+* Qual é o limite de peso para bagagem de mão? (What is the weight limit for carry-on luggage?)
-|-
+* Posso escolher meu assento? (Can I choose my seat?)
-| Táxi || [TAH-ksee] || Taxi
-|-
-| Carro || [KAH-hoo] || Car
-|}
-To navigate public transportation systems, it is helpful to know phrases such as:
+Understanding and using these phrases will make the check-in process smoother and more efficient. Remember to listen carefully to the airport staff and follow their instructions. It's also a good idea to arrive at the airport early to allow yourself plenty of time for check-in and security procedures.
-* Onde fica a parada de ônibus/metrô/trem? [OHN-deh FEE-kah ah pah-RAH-dah deh OH-nee-boos/meh-TROH/trehng] (Where is the bus/subway/train stop?)
+== Cultural Tips ==
-* Quanto custa uma passagem para...? [KWAHN-too KOOS-tah OO-mah pah-SAH-jeng pah-rah...] (How much does a ticket to...cost?)
-* Eu gostaria de ir para...[eh-oo goh-STAH-ree-ah deh eer pah-rah...] (I would like to go to...)
-Remember that practice is key when it comes to learning a new language, so try to use these phrases and vocabulary words as much as possible in your everyday life.
+As you embark on your Portuguese language learning journey, it's important to also familiarize yourself with the cultural aspects of air travel in Portuguese-speaking countries. Here are some cultural tips to keep in mind:
-== Transportation Customs ==
+. Be prepared for a warm welcome: Portuguese-speaking cultures are known for their warm and friendly hospitality. When boarding a flight or interacting with airport staff, expect to be greeted with a smile and polite conversation.
-Finally, let's briefly touch upon some Portuguese customs and etiquette related to transportation. Portuguese locals are known for being polite and friendly, so it is important to be respectful and considerate when using public transportation.
+. Embrace the relaxed pace: In Portuguese-speaking countries, time is often seen as more fluid and less rigid than in some other cultures. This means that flights may not always depart or arrive exactly on schedule. Embrace the relaxed pace and try to remain patient if there are any delays or changes to your travel plans.
-Here are some tips:
+. Enjoy the local cuisine: Airline meals often include a taste of the local cuisine. Take this opportunity to try traditional Portuguese dishes or snacks offered during your flight. It's a great way to immerse yourself in the culture and enhance your overall travel experience.
-* When taking a bus or train, always give up your seat to pregnant women, elderly people, or anyone with a visible disability.
+. Learn basic Portuguese phrases: While many airport staff members and flight attendants may speak English, it's always appreciated when travelers make an effort to speak the local language. Learning basic Portuguese phrases will not only help you navigate the airport and communicate effectively but also show respect for the local culture.
-* When taking a taxi, it is customary to tip the driver 10% of the total fare.
-* In Portugal, cars drive on the right side of the road, so be sure to familiarize yourself with local traffic laws and road signs.
-By following these customs and etiquette guidelines, you will be sure to have a positive and memorable experience when traveling in a Portuguese-speaking country.
+== Conclusion ==
-<span class='maj'></span>
+Congratulations! You've reached the end of Unit 8: Air Travel. By now, you should feel more confident in your ability to discuss air travel in Portuguese, book a flight, and check in at the airport. Remember to practice the vocabulary and phrases learned in this lesson to reinforce your knowledge. In the next unit, we will explore vocabulary and phrases related to ground transportation, so stay tuned for more exciting lessons! Boa viagem! (Have a good trip!)
-==Sources==
-* [https://caminhoslanguages.com/blog/travel-vocabulary-portuguese/ Travel Vocabulary: Airport Vocabulary in Portuguese | Caminhos]
-* [https://www.amazon.com/Airport-Travel-Vocabulary-Portuguese-English-ebook/dp/B07RWD9DF2 Airport & Air Travel Vocabulary (Portuguese/English): A good ...]
-* [https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english-portuguese/plane plane | Portuguese translation - Cambridge Dictionary]
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+==Sources==
+* [https://caminhoslanguages.com/blog/travel-vocabulary-portuguese/ Travel Vocabulary: Airport Vocabulary in Portuguese | Caminhos]
+* [https://www.amazon.com/Airport-Travel-Vocabulary-Portuguese-English-ebook/dp/B07RWD9DF2 Airport & Air Travel Vocabulary (Portuguese/English): A good ...]
+* [https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english-portuguese/plane plane | Portuguese translation - Cambridge Dictionary]
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