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Portuguese Key Phrase List

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I'm sorry.
Desculpa.
I'm sorry.
Thank you!
Obrigado.
Thank you!
Excuse me.
Com licença.
Excuse me.
Nice to meet you.
Prazer em conhecê-lo. masc
masc
Nice to meet you.
Please.
Por favor.
Please.
Hello.
Olá.
Hello.
Hi.
Oi.
Hi.
Good morning.
Bom dia.
Good morning.
Good afternoon.
Boa tarde.
Good afternoon.
Good evening.
Boa noite.
Good evening.
Good night.
Boa noite.
Good night.
How are you?
Tudo bem?
How are you?
You're welcome.
De nada.
You're welcome.
What's your name?
Qual é o seu nome?
What's your name?
Meu nome é Peter. Qual é o seu nome?
My name is Peter. What's your name?
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Where are you from?
De onde você é?
Where are you from?
Você parece inglês. De onde você é?
You sound British. Where are you from?
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No.
Não. (adv)
No.
Congratulations!
Parabéns.
Congratulations!
May I sit here?
Posso sentar aqui?
May I sit here?
Where is the bathroom?
Onde fica o banheiro?
Where is the bathroom?
Yes.
Sim.
Yes.
Thank you very much.
Muito obrigado.
Thank you very much.
I'm fine.
Estou bem.
I'm fine.
Goodbye.
Adeus.
Goodbye.
I'm (name).
Eu sou o (name).
I'm (name).
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Monday at 03:48 PM
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Hey listeners! What phrases would you add to our list? Write them down here!


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Saturday at 02:10 PM
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Hi Romain!


It's wonderful to hear that you're preparing for your trip to Brazil! 🇧🇷 In Brazilian Portuguese, you can say "Estou ansioso para" (I am looking forward to) when expressing excitement about something. So, you could say "Estou ansioso para visitar o Brasil!" (I'm looking forward to visiting Brazil!).


We hope you have a fantastic time in Brazil and enjoy every moment. If you have any questions, please let us know.


Obrigado! (Thank you!)

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Monday at 02:44 PM
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Hi Edwin,

Great question—thank you for pointing that out!


You're right that "inglês" literally translates to "English," referring to nationality. However, in English, "British" is often used more broadly and naturally in conversation, especially when referring to someone's accent or general appearance. That said, "You sound English" would indeed be a more direct and literal translation, and it's still perfectly valid.


We’ll take your note into consideration for future updates. Thanks again for your thoughtful feedback!


Best regards,

Team PortuguesePod101.com

Romain
Monday at 03:08 AM
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Hi!


I'm wondering how to say "I'm looking forward to" in Brazilian Portuguese. I feel like it's an important phrase to know! I'm going to Brazil soon and I'd like to tell my friends that I'm very much looking forward to visiting their country!


Cheers


Romain

Edwin
Sunday at 08:15 AM
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HI!


Quick Question, the phrase "Você parece inglês. De onde você é?" is translated to "You sound British. Where are you from?" Wouldn't it be more accurate for the phrase to be translated to "You sound English" instead since it refers to the nationality?


Thank you!

Edwin

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Thursday at 06:04 PM
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Olá, Lavender!


Yes! There are more than 2 ways of saying goodbye in Portuguese.

Adeus is more formal.

Tchau, Até logo, Até mais, are more informal.


Tchau!


Sincerely,

Marcia.

Lavender
Friday at 02:02 AM
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Hello! I was wondering if there were two ways to say goodbye in Portuguese? This list has "adeus" but I see "tchau" also being used. Is this a dialect or formality difference, or something else?

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Tuesday at 11:38 AM
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Hello Al Salazar,


A big thank you for your post and the kind feedback!

We're glad to have you here! ❤️


If you ever have any questions regarding your studies, please let us know.


Cheers,

Ali

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Al Salazar
Sunday at 10:27 AM
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Great Website! Highly useful & great a staff who provides real world phrases and pronounciation. Better than Babble

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Thursday at 06:04 PM
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Olá, Jinny! 😄


Que bom!


E um dia, venha conhecer o Brasil!


Sincerely,

Marcia

Team PortuguesePod101.com

Jinny
Tuesday at 01:34 PM
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