How do you ask for a sleeper ticket in Portuguese?

You can say: 'Quero uma passagem de leito para esta noite.'

What does leito mean?

It means the bed, the place where a person lies down to sleep.

It's six in the evening at the bus station and you want to travel lying down, so you go to the counter to buy a sleeper ticket.

Quero uma passagem de leito para esta noite.

I'd like a sleeper ticket for tonight.

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passagem/paˈsaʒẽj̃/
ticketnoun
A paper or record that gives the right to board a bus, train or plane.
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leito/ˈlejtu/
sleeper bednoun
A bed, the place where a person lies down to sleep.
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guichê/ɡiˈʃe/
ticket counternoun
A little service window where you buy or ask for something.
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preçoprice
5
descontodiscount
6
assentoseat
7
reclinarto recline
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cobertorblanket
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idaone-way
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voltareturn

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Quero uma passagem de leito para esta noite.
I'd like a sleeper ticket for tonight.
Quero uma passagem de leito para viajar deitado até amanhã cedo.
I'd like a sleeper ticket to travel lying down until tomorrow morning.
Você sabe qual guichê vende passagem de leito?
Do you know which counter sells sleeper tickets?

passagem/paˈsaʒẽj̃/
The final -gem is nasal: it comes out like 'jẽi', with the air through the nose.
guichê/ɡiˈʃe/
The ê in the last syllable is closed, and that's where the stress of the word falls.

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How do you ask for a sleeper ticket in Portuguese?: You can say: 'Quero uma passagem de leito para esta noite.'
What does leito mean?: It means the bed, the place where a person lies down to sleep.

The same situation in Spanish.

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