Sometimes, a vocabulary word is a little easier to learn in a language. Ticket, in this case, is a bit easier in English, since it is used for a variety of different types of situations. But in Portuguese, ticket has different vocabulary words depending on the type of ticket it is. Let’s take a look.<\/p>\n
1. Passagem<\/strong> – Travel (train ticket, airplane ticket, bus ticket)<\/p>\n Comprei minha passagem na rodovi\u00e1ria<\/em>. I bought my ticket at the bus station.<\/p>\n Podemos comprar as passagens do voo online?<\/em> Can we buy the tickets for our flight online?<\/p>\n Duas passagens para Ubatuba, por favor<\/em>. Two tickets to Ubatuba, please.<\/p>\n 2. Ingresso<\/strong> – Performance or entrance fee (concert, show, exhibition, museum, zoo, movies)<\/p>\n Os ingressos para o show do Rock in Rio s\u00e3o caros demais.<\/em> The Rock in Rio show tickets are so expensive.<\/p>\n Ela vai comprar o ingresso da apresenta\u00e7\u00e3o de bal\u00e9 para mim<\/em>. She’s going to buy the ticket for the ballet performance for me.<\/p>\n Esta \u00e9 a fila para comprar ingresso?<\/em> Is this the ticket line?<\/p>\n 3. Bilhete <\/strong>– performance or entrance fee (like ingresso); subway ticket<\/p>\n J\u00e1 comprou os bilhetes para o filme?<\/em> Did you buy the tickets for the movie yet?<\/p>\n O bilhete do metr\u00f4 custa tr\u00eas reais.<\/em> The subway ticket costs 3 reais.<\/p>\n 4. Entrada<\/strong> – performance or entrance fee (like ingresso)<\/p>\n Consegui duas entradas para o concerto.<\/em> I got two tickets to the concert.<\/p>\n Ser\u00e1 que precisamos de entrada para o museu?<\/em> Do you think we need tickets to get into the museum?<\/p>\n