almoço, (lunch) garota, (girl) homem, (man) menino (boy) colher (spoon) garfo(fork) mesa (table) livro (book) revista (magazine) comer ( to eat) dormir (to sleep)
felicidade (bliss, happiness) represa ( dam) usina hidroelétrica ( hydoelectric power plant) avião (airplane) avião de combate ( fighter aircraft) porta-aviões (aircraft carrier) futebol (soccer) jogador (player) jogar (to play) navio (ship)
computador(computer) teclado de computador (keyboard) leite (milk) café (coffee)
chocolate(chocolate) pessoa idosa (elderly people) jovem (youngster) óculos (glasses) pente ( comb) dinheiro(money) amor (love) carinho ( tenderness) praia (beach) ler ( to read) pronto ( ready) bicicleta ( bike, bicycle) motocicleta (motorcycle) automóvel ( car) forno de microondas ( microwave oven) doce (adj) (sweet)) doce (noun) candy, pensar (to think) vencer ( to win) perder ( to lose)
perder o ônibus ( to miss the bus) trabalho (work) emprego (job) chefe ( boss)
secretária (secretary) diretor(director) gerente (manager) paz (peace) país (country) nação (nation) caixa(box) box(boxing) boxeador(boxeur) caneta(pen)
lápis (pencil) escrever(to write) cantor, cantora ( singer-male and female)
ator(actor) atriz (actress) bola (ball) canhão ( cannon) montanha(mountain)
colina(hill) rio (river) lago(lake) trovão(thunder) trovoada (thunderbolt) raio(lightining bolt) chuva ( rain) tempestade(tempest, stormy weather)
ladrão ( thief) encolher( to shrink ) molhado (wet) seco (dry) céu ( sky) paraíso)paradise, heaven)
Some words that rhyme with Brazilian are rebellion, Medallion, and stallion.
Some common words are: a I me it he she that and but or my our us
words = palavras. some brazilian portuguese words = mouse=RATO / cat=GATO / horse=CAVALO andar = TO WALK / comer = TO EAT / house=CASA / home=RESIDÊNCIA, LAR soccer=FUTEBOL .........
It is not a common crop but yes, some communities in Mexico - specially of Brazilian and Chinese origin - cultivate them.
Those are not Brazilian Portuguese words. check your spelling and try again. Thanks.
Common samba chord progressions in Brazilian music often include the use of major and minor chords, with a focus on the I, IV, and V chords. These progressions create a lively and rhythmic feel that is characteristic of samba music.
São Paulo.
Some of the items included in the Brazilian diet are barreado, caruru, cozido, and dourado. Brazilian restaurants include these items into their dishes when dining out.
Brazilian teak is made of wood. Brazilian teak is a type of wood commonly used for wood floors, decking, and many other things which aren't as common.
The words on the Brazilian flag, "Ordem e Progresso," mean "Order and Progress" in English. These words represent the country's motto and aspirations for social harmony and development.
Some common Mexican words include si, no, and por favor. Other common Mexican words include gracias and de nada along with buenos dias.
de Souza, Aveiro, Alves, Costa....