10 useful English to Portuguese translations when off the beaten track

Here are 10 useful English to Portuguese translations if you visit areas away from the resorts where English is less likely to be spoken. 

Do you speak English? -> Fala Inglês?

Can you give me directions to… Albufeira? -> Pode dizer me como chegar a… Albufeira?

Can you tell me where is the nearest garage for petrol? -> Pode dizer me onde fica a estação de serviço mais proxima?

Where is the nearest shop? -> Qual a loja mais proxima?

Can you tell me where is the nearest telephone? -> Qual o telefone publico mais proximo?

Do you know where I can get a puncture fixed around here? -> Sabe onde fica a oficina de pneus mais proxima?

How much will it cost? -> Qual o preço?

Do you accept credit cards? -> Aceita cartão de crédito?

I don´t know the PIN for my card -> Não sei o código do meu cartão.

Thank you -> Obrigado (when speaking to to male) / Obrigada (female)

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Faro mini guide – 10 suggestions of things to do

When you arrive at Faro International Airport, your first thoughts will probably be to pick up your luggage, hire car and get to whichever resort you are staying at. As a tourist destination Faro itself is often overlooked, but particularly as a winter destination a mini-break in Faro may help to cure the Northern European winter blues. The climate here in winter is very mild, with lots of sun and temperatures ranging between 15-19 degrees daytime max.

For my top ten tips of what you can do in and around Faro, see the following link: 

http://www.faro-airport-car-hire.my-algarve.com/faroguide.htm