Portuguese is the primary language spoken in Brazil, and not everyone in the country knows English. Therefore, if you plan to travel around Brazil, having a Portuguese phrasebook with pronunciation will be very useful. Even if you intend to stick to tourist areas, a English-Portuguese phrasebook can help you with many questions. You can either download one or purchase a paper phrasebook to have it readily available. It will be relevant and helpful anywhere in the country. Here are some useful Portuguese phrases for you:
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Hello |
Bom dia (until 12:00), Boa tarde (from 12:00 to 18:00), Boa noite (after 18:00) |
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Hi |
Ola |
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My name is |
Chamo-me… |
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Goodbye |
Ate a vista |
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Do you speak English? |
O senhor fala ingles? |
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I don't understand |
Nao entendo |
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Repeat, please |
Repita, por favor |
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Speak slower |
Fale mais devagar |
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Thank you |
Obrigado/obrigada(жен) |
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You're welcome |
Nao ha de que |
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Excuse me |
Disculpe |
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Please |
Tenha a bondade |
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Yes |
Sim |
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No |
Nao |
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Far |
Longe |
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Near |
Perto |
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Como se diz isso em portugues? | |
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Can you help me? |
O senhor pode ajudar – me? |
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Who? |
Quem? |
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What? |
Que? |
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Where? |
Onde? |
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When? |
Quando? |
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How much? |
Quanto? |
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May I come in? |
Pode-se entrar? |
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May I? |
Permite…? |
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What do you want? |
Que deseja? |
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Where is...? |
Onde fica…? |
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Entrada | |
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Exit |
Saida |
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Open |
Aberto |
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Closed |
Fechado |
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No smoking! |
E proibido fumar! |
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Counter |
Bilheteira |
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Occupied |
Okupado |
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Sokorro! | |
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Call a doctor/ambulance |
Chame o medico/a ambulancia |
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I lost my wallet |
Perdi a carteira |
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Where is the police station? |
Onde fica a esquadra policial? |
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Pecueno-almoco | |
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Lunch |
Almoco |
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Dinner |
Jantar |
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Onde posso comprar…? |
