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O que significa em português

“em portugues”
Frase correta
Confidence: High Checked on April 8, 2026

Summary

“Em português” é a expressão correta para indicar “in Portuguese” em português, usada amplamente em guias de viagem e materiais de aprendizagem de idioma.

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en.wikivoyage.org
  • Portuguese phrasebook – Travel guide at Wikivoyage

    Like Spanish and Italian, but in contrast to English or French, Portuguese is a "pro-drop" language, where you can leave off the subject pronoun if it is clear from context. For example, eu canto and canto both mean "I sing"; tu comes and comes both mean "you eat". ... The Brazilian phrasebook details a few vocabulary differences between the two countries' varieties.

learn-portuguese.org
  • 50 Common Portuguese Phrases To Use In Conversations

    We use obrigado (ending in o) to thank if we are a man and obrigada (ending in a) if we are a woman. In my case, I say obrigada (ending in an a). You can read this article or watch this video where I explain everything about saying thank you in Portuguese. 19 – If you want to be more emotive, you can add a very and say: Muito obrigado.

travelandleisure.com
en.bab.la
  • Portuguese | Phrases - Academic | Opening

    Examinando de forma empírica..., espera-se chegar a um entendimento mais completo sobre... Used to describe your method and introduce the central aspect of the study ... Por definição, ... significa... ... Neste trabalho a palavra...será considerada como... ... É importante deixar claro a definição de... ... O termo...refere-se à/ao... ... O modelo padrão sugere que...pode ser definido(a) como... Used to describe a word, for which a definition has been suggested, but leaves the possibility for personal interpretation

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