Here is a list of the most common nouns in Brazilian Portuguese (with audio), learning to use these 200 nouns is a good starting place for any beginner Portuguese learner who wants to build up his vocabulary. Nouns enable you to talk about the people, places, and things around you. When learning some adjectives and verbs, you will be able to produce many meaningful phrases.
Most Common Nouns In Brazilian Portuguese
English
Brazilian Portuguese
Area
Área
Art
Arte
Body
Corpo
Book
Livro
Business
Negócio
Car
Carro
Case
Caso
Change
Mudança
City
Cidade
Community
Comunidade
Company
Empresa
Country
País
Day
Dia
Door
Porta
Education
Educação
End
Fim
Eye
Olho
Face
Cara
Fact
Fato
Family
Familiar
Father
Pai
Force
Força
Friend
Amigo
Game
Jogo
Girl
Menina
Government
Governo
Group
Grupo
Hand
Mão
Head
Cabeça
Health
Saúde
History
História
Home
Casa
Hour
Hora
Idea
Ideia
Information
Informação
Issue
Problema
Job
Trabalho
Kid
Criança
Kind
Gentil
Law
Lei
Level
Nível
Life
Vida
Line
Linha
Man
Homem
Member
Membro
Minute
Minuto
Moment
Momento
Money
Dinheiro
Month
Mês
Morning
Manhã
Mosque
Mesquita
Mother
Mãe
Name
Nome
Night
Noite
Number
Número
Office
Escritório
Others
Outros
Parent
Pai
Part
Parte
Party
Festa
People
Gente
Person
Pessoa
Place
Lugar
Point
Ponto
Power
Poder
President
Presidente
Problem
Problema
Program
Programa
Question
Pergunta
Reason
Razão
Research
Pesquisa
Result
Resultado
Right
Direita
Room
Quarto
School
Escola
Service
Serviço
Side
Lado
State
Estado
Story
História
Student
Estudante
Study
Estudo
System
Sistema
Teacher
Professor
Team
Time
Thing
Coisa
Time
Hora
War
Guerra
Water
água
Way
Caminho
Week
Semana
Woman
Mulher
Word
Palavra
Work
Trabalhar
World
Mundo
Year
Ano
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Relationships / People
English
Brazilian Portuguese
A person
Uma pessoa
Boy/girl
Menino/menina
Child
Criança
Everybody
Todos
Father
Pai
Friend
Amigo
Husband
Marido
Man
Homem
Mother
Mãe
Son/daughter
Filho/filha
Woman
Mulher
Wife
Esposa
Places
English
Brazilian Portuguese
Bathroom
Banheiro
Here
Aqui
House
Casa
Inside
No interior
Outside
Exterior
Place
Lugar
Room
Quarto
There
Lá
Days of the week
English
Brazilian Portuguese
Monday
Segunda-feira
Tuesday
Terça-feira
Wednesday
Quarta-feira
Thursday
Quinta-feira
Friday
Sextas-feiras
Saturday
Sábado
Sunday
Domingo
Time
English
Brazilian Portuguese
Day
Dia
First
Primeiro
Hour
Hora
Minute
Minuto
Moment
Momento
Month
Mês
Never
Nunca
Now
Agora
Second
Segundo
Since..
Desde.
Today
Hoje
Tomorrow
Amanhã
Until
Até
Week
Semana
Year
Ano
Yesterday
Ontem
Conversational Vocabulary
English
Brazilian Portuguese
A few
Alguns
Against
Contra
Already
Já
An answer
Uma resposta
And
E
Behind
Atrás
But
Mas
Each
Cada
Everything
Tudo
Excuse me
Com licença
For example
Por exemplo
Half
Metade
If
Se
Left (direction)
Esquerda
Like this
Assim
Maybe
Talvez
More
Mais
None
Nenhum
Nothing
Nada
Only
Apenas
Opposite
Oposto
Okay
OK
Perhaps
Talvez
Possible
Possível
Really?
Realmente?
Right (direction)
Direita
Something
Algo
Still
Ainda
The same thing
A mesma coisa
There is
Há
There is not
Não há
Thing
Coisa
Together
Juntos
Way
Caminho
When?
Quando?
Where?
Onde?
Which?
Qual?
Why?
Por quê?
With
Com
Without
Sem
Ideas and interactions
English
Brazilian Portuguese
Also
Também
Bye
Tchau
Good evening
Boa noite
good night
boa noite
Good morning
Bom dia
Hello
Olá
How are you?
Como vai?
I agree
Concordo / estou de acordo
I’m from..
Sou de..
Mistake
Erro
No
Não
Oh my God!
Oh meu Deus!
See you soon
Até breve
Sentence
Sentença
Thank you
Obrigado
Word
Palavra
Yes
Sim
You’re right
Tem razão
You’re welcome
De nada
You’re wrong
Você está errado
That was our list of the most common nouns in Brazilian Portuguese, We suggest that you learn and study a few nouns every day and try to use them frequently.
Oualid Cheddadi is a language enthusiast who created Lingualid with the mission to inspire independent language learners worldwide, regardless of the language they are learning. The name “Lingualid” is derived from the Portuguese word for “language,” “língua,” and the last three letters of Oualid’s name, “Lid.”