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gvdan08Saturday 16th of April 2005 03:07:11 PM
Vocab - List as many words as you can think of in Portuguese
gvdan08Thursday 05th of May 2005 02:06:23 PM
- I'll start! :P (if these words make you think of more, list them)


um pau - a stick
um caminho - a road
o vento - the wind
o horizonte - the horizon
o mar - the sea
o verão - the summer
a ladeira - the slope
o pé - the foot
o céu - the sky
o chão - the ground
a noite - the night
o dia - the day
uma febre - a fever

o coração - the heart

bom dia - good day
boa noite - good night
um belo - a beautiful horizon
horizonte

vida - life
morte - death


LyddiSunday 12th of June 2005 05:49:49 PM
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gvdan08, I am not sure if I understood the rules.
Anyway, I’ll try. I’m gonna write some words that are connected.

verão
praia
areia
sol
oceano
polvo
sal
pescador
concha


gvdan08Wednesday 15th of June 2005 02:18:27 PM
- Well, since I was very very new to the language, this thread was a miserable attempt at ... i don't know what.

So, let's continue with connected words...

and thanks for playing, Lyddi :P




Céu
Barco
Chuva
Maré
Ondas
Vida aquática
LyddiWednesday 15th of June 2005 08:15:55 PM
VERÃO -

More words connected to summer!

praia de areia
praia de rochas
costa
ilha
apanhar sol
creme solar
óculos de sol
fato de banho
piscina
mergulho
mergulho com equipamento
fazer esqui aquático
fazer windsurf
nadar
apanhar um escaldão*
nadadores-salvadores / vigilantes*
barco à vela*
sandálias
chinelas

*I am not sure, so please correct me!

Hey gvdan08, thank YOU for accepting my idea!



LyddiWednesday 15th of June 2005 08:28:39 PM
LEITURA -

Since I adore READING and beach could be a perfect place for that...

livro
papel
livraria
biblioteca
carácter
novela
poesia
escritor
escrever
publicar
leitor
sala de leitura


This is my READING list.
I bet you have your... ANYTHING list! :)

[i]I hope someone will write a list of genders here![/i]




deliaThursday 16th of June 2005 03:45:07 PM
- [b]LUZ[/b]
fibra óptica
iluminar
raio
sol
alumiado
candeia
laser

this is my list:)
RemyFriday 17th of June 2005 01:22:03 AM
- as i'm a BEGINNER in portuguese i just know i few words i know they aren't connected but i know them :D
cao
tranquilo
passaro
peru
camarao

(sorry i don't have the portugese keyboard so i can't really use the accents!)
and correct me if i'm wrong :)
belSunday 26th of June 2005 05:16:23 PM
- [quote][i]Originally posted by Remy[/i]


as i'm a BEGINNER in portuguese i just know i few words i know they aren't connected but i know them :D
cao
tranquilo
passaro
peru
camarao

(sorry i don't have the portugese keyboard so i can't really use the accents!)
and correct me if i'm wrong :)[/quote]

maybe you can go to the symbols(on Ms word).
cão
tranquilo
pássaro
peru
camarão

RemyMonday 27th of June 2005 01:17:50 AM
- obrigada bel!!! :D
lyddiSunday 23rd of October 2005 10:53:28 PM
SLEEPING -

lua
luar
estrela
pyjama
camisa de noite
cama
almofada
almofadinha
sonho
sonhar
noite
passar a noite


Would you, please, translate these words for me?

teddy bear
nightmare

Obrigada.

gzimizeMonday 24th of October 2005 04:50:26 AM
MÚSICA - first of all, the word is tranq[b]ü[/b]ilo. the letter u in this word is pronounced. and p[b]i[/b]jama. the letter y is only used in portuguese for foreign words.
teddy bear - urso de pelúcia
nightmare - pesadelo.

música - music
letra / letra de música - lyrics
som - sound
cantor / cantora - singer (male / female)
violão - guitar
guitarra - eletric guitar
músico - musician (male)
bateria - drums
baixo - bass
teclado - keyboard
banda / grupo - band / group
refrão - chorus
mpb (música popular brasileira)* - brazilian pop music
samba*
forró*
baião*
axé*
frevo*
bossa nova*
*these are kind of brazilian music
remyMonday 24th of October 2005 11:14:44 PM
- pai - father
mai - mother
avo - grandmother
o avo - grandfather

gzimizeTuesday 25th of October 2005 04:58:58 AM
- reem,
some corrections:
mother is mãe
grandmother is avó
grandfather is avô (these diacritic signs make a big difference)
i'll continue with family vocabulary
son - filho
daughter - filha
sister - irmã
brother - irmão
grandson - neto
granddaughter - neta
uncle - tio
aunt - tia
grandgrandfather - bisavô
grandgrandmother - bisavó
grandgrandson - bisneto
grandgranddaughter - bisneta
cousin - primo (male) / prima (female)
gzimizeTuesday 25th of October 2005 05:00:18 AM
- male - masculino (for people) / macho (for animals)
female - feminino (for ppl) / fêmea (for animals)
remyTuesday 25th of October 2005 07:55:38 PM
- i know where the accents should be but i can't use them as i don't have a portuguese keyboard i have tried using them in ms word but it isn't working :(


onde - where
quando - when
como - how
quem - who
o que - what
gzimizeTuesday 25th of October 2005 08:02:08 PM
- dinheiro - money
moeda - coin
nota - paper money
real - money from Brazil
dólar - dollar
SilentRick015Sunday 06th of November 2005 06:34:36 AM
- SOME ANIMALS!

dog- o cão
cat- o gato
bird- o pássaro
horse- o cavalo
pig- o porco
cow- a vaca
sheep- o carneiro
lizard- o lagarto
lion- o leão
tiger- o tigre
panther- a pantera
eagle- a águia
bear- o urso
monkey- o macaco
rodent- o roedor

gzimizeSunday 06th of November 2005 09:01:04 AM
COUNTRIES - Brasil - Brazil
Portugal - Portugal
Inglaterra - England
Reino Unido - United Kingdom
Estados Unidos - United States
Angola - Angola
Moçambique - Mozambique
Timor Leste - Eastern Timor
Japão - Japan
China - China
União Soviética (it doesn't exist anymore) - Soviet Union
Rússia - Russia
Polônia - Poland
Sérvia e Montenegro - Serbia and Montenegro
República Tcheca - Czech Republic
Alemanha - Germany
França - France
Espanha - Spain
Suécia - Sweden
Noruega - Norway
Lesoto - Lesotho
África do Sul - South Africa
Egito - Egypt
gzimizeSunday 06th of November 2005 09:04:09 AM
CONTINENTES - CONTINENTS - América - America
América do Sul - South America
América Central - Central America
América do Norte - North America
África - Africa
Europa - Europe
Ásia - Asia
Oceania - Oceania
Antártida / Antártica - Antarctic
martitaFriday 11th of November 2005 05:47:03 PM
algumas palavras mais - falar : speak
lembrar: recordar
passear : go for a walk
buscar : search, look for
estudar : study, learn
encontrar : find
deixar : leave, give up
escutar: listen
ajudar: help
ganhar: earn, win, beat
OsmanSaturday 12th of November 2005 01:33:00 AM
DRINKS -
hi everybody!

i just start to learn portuguese. :)

it is very nice language like Brazilians and portugueses! ;)

i hope i will learn it soon.

here is the first words i learnt in portuguese today.

to drink >>bebo
coffee >>>cafe
milk >>>leite
wine >>>vinho
beer >>>cerveja
water >>>agua
juice >>>suco


Obrigado!! :)

Tchau!!! ;)
jvz8aSaturday 12th of November 2005 01:48:00 AM
- The colors
alaranjado - orange
amarelo - yellow
azul - blue
branco - white
cinzento - grey
marrom - brown
negro - black
vermelho - red
gzimizeSaturday 12th of November 2005 01:57:43 AM
- first of all, let's correct martita's mistakes:
learn = aprender (not "estudar" as she said)
give up = can be "desistir" too

now, hafakan:
bebo means "i drink". the verb in infinitive is "beber"
and you forgot the accents in café and in água

and, javier:
orange can be "laranja" too. it's like in english, laranja can mean the colour and the fruit
grey can be "cinza"
black can be "preto"

well, i must welcome martita and hafakan to this forum, and ask javier to stay posting here!
até mais,
Mário
OsmanSaturday 12th of November 2005 02:04:40 AM
-

obrigado gzimize! :)

that wasnt my mistake..
i have no that characters on my Turkish board :(

but i learnt bebo and beber.

go on being alive here :)!

tchau!
gzimizeSunday 13th of November 2005 02:44:22 AM
- laranja - orange
maçã - apple
uva - grape
abacaxi (i think that in Portugal they say ananás) - pineapple
pera - pear
tomate - tomato
arroz - rice
feijão - bean
batata - potato
melancia - water melon
melão - melon
------
açaí
jaca
guaraná
cagaita
fruta-do-conde
mangustão
(these are some fruits encountered in Brasil)
jvz8aSunday 13th of November 2005 10:11:37 PM
- Days of the week
Segunda-feira - Monday
Terça-feira - Tuesday
Quarta-feira - Wednesday
Quinta-feira - Thursday
Sexta-feira - Friday
Sábado - Saturday
Domingo - Sunday

How should the days be writen? With uppercase letter at the begining, as in English?
What does feira mean?
How do you say on Saturday? And Today is Sunday? Thanks. :)
gabydntsMonday 14th of November 2005 12:42:40 AM
some words ( algumas palavras) - inteligente
medo
saudade
cuidado
gzimizeMonday 14th of November 2005 02:26:54 AM
- gabriela, it would be better if you post the words in English too, to people who have a low grade in portuguese.
inteligente - intelligent
medo - fear
sauddade - longing
cuidado - care, attention
gvdan08Tuesday 15th of November 2005 01:35:28 AM
carne - a carne de porco = pork
o borrego = lamb [b](brasil -> cordeiro)[/b]
o bife = steak
a carne de vaca = beef
o frango = chicken (galinha tambem?)
a salsicha = sausage

o peixe = fish
o marisco = shellfish
as ostras = oysters
os mexilhoes = mussels
os muluscos = clams

e claro, a carne deve ser servid[b]a[/b] com cerveja. sempre. haha (and of course, meat should be served with beer. always. haha)
gzimizeTuesday 15th of November 2005 03:08:09 AM
- well, i didnt see the post of javier. sorry. i'l answer him first:
the must be written with lowercase. The only exception if it's the first word in a phrase (of course): Segunda eu vou para a escola (Monday I'll go to school) - Vou para a escola segunda (I'll go to school Monday)

the word feira alone means fair. I don't know why the days of the week receive this word after them. If you say only segunda, terça, etc. is correct too. This is an informal language characteristic, but it's becoming more and more common.

on Saturday - no sábado
on Sunday - no domingo
on Monday - na segunda
on Tuesday, on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - na terça, na quarta, quinta, sexta

today is Sunday - hoje é domingo

correcting dan:
i've never heard this word: borrego. maybe it's used in Portugal. in Brasil we say cordeiro.
and:
a carne deve ser servid[b]a[/b] com cerveja (carne is a female word)

lyddiMonday 21st of November 2005 01:45:28 AM
PRATOS E TALHER -
toalha - towel
guardanapo – napkin
travessa - tray
prato - plate
prato fundo
prato listo
prato pequeno
garfo - fork
faca - knife
colher - spoon
colher pequena
pauzinhos chineses
copo - glass
chávena - cup
tigela
saladeira
açucareiro
palitos
cinzeiro - ash-tray
gzimizeMonday 21st of November 2005 04:00:07 PM
horror creatures - fantasma - ghost
lobisomem - werewolf
vampiro - vampire
fada - fairy
demônio - demon
jvz8aTuesday 22nd of November 2005 09:02:46 PM
- TEMPO - TIME
século - century
década - decade
ano - year
estação - season
mês - month
semana - week
dia - day
hora - hour
minuto - minute
segundo - second
gzimizeWednesday 23rd of November 2005 02:05:41 AM
- hallo, javier!
we have some other words for counting time:
quinzena - fifteen days (or two weeks)
bimestre - two months
trimestre - three months
semestre - six months

these are the most used, but there are some archaic words or some others that few people use nowadays
jvz8aThursday 24th of November 2005 10:07:46 AM
- Fortunatelly for me, those look pretty much like in Spanish :)
Números - Numbers
zero - zero
um - one
dois - two
três - three
quatro - four
cinco - five
seis - six
sete - seven
oito - eight
nove - nine
dez - ten
onze - eleven
doze - twelve
treze - thirteen
catorze - fourteen
quize - fifteen
dezasseis - sixteen
dezassete - seventeen
dezoito - eighteen
dezanve - nineteen
vinte - twenty
gzimizeFriday 25th of November 2005 06:50:11 AM
- oi, javier!
you made (i suppose) two typos: quinze and dezanove.
it's important to say that, as always, we have vocabulary differences between the standar portuguese and brazilian portuguese. the numbers dez[b]a[/b]sseis is dez[b]e[/b]sseis, dez[b]a[/b]ssete is dez[b]e[/b]ssete, etc.
and the catorze has another form: quatorze, that is less used, but it's correct too
até mais,
Mário
klausSaturday 26th of November 2005 05:23:39 AM
- PROFISSÕES - jobs

arquiteto - architect
advogado - lawyer
agrônomo - agronomist
bombeiro - fireman
dançarino - dancer
engenheiro - engineer
físico - physicist
garçom - waiter
jardineiro - gardener
jóquei - jockey
jornaleiro - newspaper vendor
jornalista - journalist
químico - chemist
gzimizeSaturday 26th of November 2005 07:01:24 AM
outras profissões - another jobs - professor - teacher
policial - policeman
médico - doctor
dentista - dentist
taxista - taxi driver
pintor - painter
juiz - judge
jvz8aSaturday 26th of November 2005 11:00:32 PM
- Muito obrigado, Mário!
A cabeça - The head
boca - mouth
olho - eye
orelha - ear
nariz - nose
gzimizeSunday 27th of November 2005 07:17:09 AM
- corpo - body
cabeça - head
braço - arm
mão - hand
dedo - finger
dedo do pé - toe
pé - foot
perna - leg
ombro - shoulder
joelho - knee
costas - back
rosto, face - face
cabelo - hair
lyddiSaturday 10th of December 2005 01:45:33 AM
FESTAS -
Natal
Páscoa
Ano novo
Todos os Santos
Semana Santa
Sexta-Feira Santa
Pentecostes
Véspera de Natal
passagem de ano

gzimizeMonday 12th of December 2005 12:56:58 AM
tipos de filme - kind of movies - terror - terror
comédia - comedy
drama - drama
aventura - adventure
jrclsWednesday 14th of December 2005 07:51:34 AM
Trekking with friends -
mochila - knapsack
mapa - map
bússola - compass
trilha - trail
paisagem - landscape
montanha - mountain
serra - saw
riacho - creek
ponte - bridge
praia - beach
mar - sea
noite - night
lua - moon
fogueira - campfire
panela - pan
macarrão - pasta
barraca - tent
saco de dormir - sleeping bag

gzimizeMonday 19th of December 2005 04:32:25 AM
matérias de escola - school subjects - português - portuguese
inglês - english
matemática - maths
física - physics
química - chemistry
história - history
geografia - geography
literatura - literature
educação física - P.E.
jvz8aTuesday 28th of February 2006 12:26:45 PM
- I know corrections are needed here :(

mesa - table
garfo - fork
colher - spoon
prato - dish
copo - cup
faca - knife
guardanapo - napkin

What are the words for:
tablecloth, glass
IsabelThursday 02nd of March 2006 05:02:13 AM
- there are no mistakes :)

tablecloth - toalha de mesa
glass - we use the same word for cup. A glass of wine is "um copo de vinho".
aVaCSaturday 04th of March 2006 04:46:52 AM
- Just to complete Zabelita's post:

The word "glass" can also mean "vidro" which is the material cups, windows and other stuff are made of.
jrclsWednesday 29th of March 2006 09:33:19 AM
Off the road with friends -
fim de semana - weekend
chuva - rain
mapa - map
trilha - trail
atoleiro - quagmire
lama - mud
pá - shovel
corda - rope
cansado - tired
feliz - happy
churrasco - barbecue
cerveja - beer
cama - bed
Ruben2290Sunday 07th of May 2006 11:56:50 PM
- Estou novo aqui então acabo de saber algumas palavras.

Futebol-soccer
A bola-the ball
O jogador-the player
O Campeonato-the championship
A vitória-the victory
O Jogo Lindo-the beautiful game
Baixo-short

Até logo
SillSunday 11th of June 2006 06:22:59 AM
- [quote][i]Originally posted by jrcls[/i]



mochila - knapsack
mapa - map
bússola - compass
trilha - trail
paisagem - landscape
montanha - mountain
serra - saw
riacho - creek
ponte - bridge
praia - beach
mar - sea
noite - night
lua - moon
fogueira - campfire
panela - pan
macarrão - pasta
barraca - tent
saco de dormir - sleeping bag
[/quote]


Jr.. I am sorry... but I guess the translation for SAW is SERRA - the tool, and the one you meant is mountain range..
SillSunday 11th of June 2006 06:34:18 AM
Festa de aniversário - Birthday party - bolo = cake
bebidas= drinks
refrigerantes = beverages
sanduíches = sandwiches ( actually we eat \" salgadinhos\" (kind of salty food)- which include: coxinha (made of chicken), empadinhas made of chicken or palm cabbage...)
bexigas or balões = balloons
velinhas = candles
língua de sogra = serpent (I think something is missing in this word in English...) - but the real translation for that is - \" mother-in-law\'s tongue lolllll
presentes= presentes
cantar \"parabéns à você\" = sing happy birthday

SillMonday 12th of June 2006 03:31:50 AM
IN THE BEDROOM - cama = bed
colchão = mattress
travesseiro = pillow
tapete = rug / carpet
espelho = mirror
abajur =lamp
armário= wardrobe
lençol = sheet


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