Top 200 Common Nouns in Brazilian Portuguese

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.

Top 200 Common Nouns brazilian portuguese(1)

Most Common Nouns In Brazilian Portuguese

EnglishBrazilian Portuguese
AreaÁrea
ArtArte
BodyCorpo
BookLivro
BusinessNegócio
CarCarro
CaseCaso
ChangeMudança
CityCidade
CommunityComunidade
CompanyEmpresa
CountryPaís
DayDia
DoorPorta
EducationEducação
EndFim
EyeOlho
FaceCara
FactFato
FamilyFamiliar
FatherPai
ForceForça
FriendAmigo
GameJogo
GirlMenina
GovernmentGoverno
GroupGrupo
HandMão
HeadCabeça
HealthSaúde
HistoryHistória
HomeCasa
HourHora
IdeaIdeia
InformationInformação
IssueProblema
JobTrabalho
KidCriança
KindGentil
LawLei
LevelNível
LifeVida
LineLinha
ManHomem
MemberMembro
MinuteMinuto
MomentMomento
MoneyDinheiro
MonthMês
MorningManhã
MosqueMesquita
MotherMãe
NameNome
NightNoite
NumberNúmero
OfficeEscritório
OthersOutros
ParentPai
PartParte
PartyFesta
PeopleGente
PersonPessoa
PlaceLugar
PointPonto
PowerPoder
PresidentPresidente
ProblemProblema
ProgramPrograma
QuestionPergunta
ReasonRazão
ResearchPesquisa
ResultResultado
RightDireita
RoomQuarto
SchoolEscola
ServiceServiço
SideLado
StateEstado
StoryHistória
StudentEstudante
StudyEstudo
SystemSistema
TeacherProfessor
TeamTime
ThingCoisa
TimeHora
WarGuerra
Waterágua
WayCaminho
WeekSemana
WomanMulher
WordPalavra
WorkTrabalhar
WorldMundo
YearAno

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Relationships / People

EnglishBrazilian Portuguese
A personUma pessoa
Boy/girlMenino/menina
ChildCriança
EverybodyTodos
FatherPai
FriendAmigo
HusbandMarido
ManHomem
MotherMãe
Son/daughterFilho/filha
WomanMulher
WifeEsposa

Places

EnglishBrazilian Portuguese
BathroomBanheiro
HereAqui
HouseCasa
InsideNo interior
OutsideExterior
PlaceLugar
RoomQuarto
There

Days of the week

EnglishBrazilian Portuguese
MondaySegunda-feira
TuesdayTerça-feira
WednesdayQuarta-feira
ThursdayQuinta-feira
FridaySextas-feiras
SaturdaySábado
SundayDomingo
1 days of the week in portuguese

Time

EnglishBrazilian Portuguese
DayDia
FirstPrimeiro
HourHora
MinuteMinuto
MomentMomento
MonthMês
NeverNunca
NowAgora
SecondSegundo
Since..Desde.
TodayHoje
TomorrowAmanhã
UntilAté
WeekSemana
YearAno
YesterdayOntem
time vocabulary in portuguese

Conversational Vocabulary

EnglishBrazilian Portuguese
A fewAlguns
AgainstContra
Already
An answerUma resposta
AndE
BehindAtrás
ButMas
EachCada
EverythingTudo
Excuse meCom licença
For examplePor exemplo
HalfMetade
IfSe
Left (direction)Esquerda
Like thisAssim
MaybeTalvez
MoreMais
NoneNenhum
NothingNada
OnlyApenas
OppositeOposto
OkayOK
PerhapsTalvez
PossiblePossível
Really?Realmente?
Right (direction)Direita
SomethingAlgo
StillAinda
The same thingA mesma coisa
There is
There is notNão há
ThingCoisa
TogetherJuntos
WayCaminho
When?Quando?
Where?Onde?
Which?Qual?
Why?Por quê?
WithCom
WithoutSem
conversational vocab in portuguese

Ideas and interactions

EnglishBrazilian Portuguese
AlsoTambém
ByeTchau
Good eveningBoa noite
good nightboa noite
Good morningBom dia
HelloOlá
How are you?Como vai?
I agreeConcordo / estou de acordo
I’m from..Sou de..
MistakeErro
NoNão
Oh my God!Oh meu Deus!
See you soonAté breve
SentenceSentença
Thank youObrigado
WordPalavra
YesSim
You’re rightTem razão
You’re welcomeDe nada
You’re wrongVocê está errado
ideas and interactions in portuguese

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.

Happy learning!

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