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There's a lot more here than just grammar. There are also a lot of words, phrases, English translations and a lot of information about Brazil so please slow down, take your time and enjoy. Try to be more Brazilian! Many topics listed below have multiple pages and/or multiple menus. Click on links below for specific topic menus and use your browser's Back button to go back one page or click the Grammar Index link located on all pages to return back here. Please Note: Some pages use information pop-up windows that you control. |
The
Portuguese Language—overview, history, where it's spoken in
the world, Brazilian regional dialects
Changes
to the Portuguese Language—overview of the the most recent changes
to the language
The
Portuguese Alphabet—list and Brazilian pronunciation guide
Brazilian
Pronunciation—how
to pronounce the different Portuguese vowels, consonants, diphthongs and
diagraphs like a Brazilian
Pronunciation—Accent
Marks & Verbal Stress—Portuguese
words that include an acute accented -á, -é,
-í. -ó or -ú, the Portuguese til
(tilde is Spanish) and the letter ã, Portuguese words
ending with -a, -e, -o, -as, -es, -os, -am, -em & -ens, Portuguese
nasal
vowels, diphthongs and others
Words & Phrases—English & Portuguese—Portuguese words and English translations for times, days, months, seasons, directions, measurements, greetings & responses, pronouns & relations, countries, states of the United States and information about Brazilian currency,
English
& Portuguese Word Similarities
English
& Portuguese Sentence Structure Similarities
Regular
Verbs—full conjugation chart for regular Portuguese verbs ending
in -ar, -er and -ir — also a quick conjugation guide
Some
Irregular Verbs—full conjugation chart for many important Portuguese
irregular verbs
Definitions
of Verb Forms—definitions of different verb forms
Nouns & Articles—including information about noun gender, how to make singular nouns plural, noun suffixes, the definite article (the), the indefinite article (a/an), prepositions & the definite article (contractions), prepositions & the indefinite article (contractions)
Pronouns—including information about Portuguese subject pronouns, direct & indirect object pronouns, using este, esse and aquele as pronouns, the pronouns isto, isso & aquilo, que as a conjunction & relative pronoun
Adjectives—including information about forming feminine adjectives & plural adjectives
Adverbs—including information about forming adverbs from adjectives as well as adverbs of time, placement & quantity, adverbs that express affirmation & negation
Possessives—Portuguese
possessive pronouns
Prepositions—including
information about forming Portuguese contractions with both the definite
and indefinite articles
Conjunctions—including and, or, but, when, while, if, because, although, even if, because of
Comparatives & Superlatives —comparisons of inequality
Forming
Questions in Portuguese—how to form questions in Portuguese
Forming
Questions in Portuguese (Interrogatives)—interrogative words
used in Portuguese questions
Forming Negatives—how to make a Portuguese sentence negative
Cardinal
Numbers—in Portuguese with English translations
Ordinal
Numbers—in Portuguese with English translations
Colors—in Portuguese with English translations
Times—includes
all topics listed below
Days of the Week—in Portuguese
with English translations
Months of the Year—in
Portuguese with English translations
Seasons of the Year—in
Portuguese with English translations
Directions - Cardinal Points—in
Portuguese with English translations
Measurements—in Portuguese
with English translations
Brazilian Currency—information,
denominations, pictures, exchange rates, Brazilian use of commas and periods
in numbers and more
Brazil Travel Tips and Information—tips to help you plan your trip, make your journey more enjoyable and allow you to make more informed decisions
This online grammar guide is only intended to be a quick reference. Its purpose is to provide a broad overview of Brazilian Portuguese grammar, not an all encompassing master reference. Those requiring more detailed information should consult a comprehensive Portuguese grammar book. This is a work in progress and is being augmented over time.
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