Curated, themed word collections — learn Brazilian Portuguese vocabulary by topic and CEFR level.
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Daily wardrobe basics for shopping, packing, and getting dressed.
The core colors for describing the world around you.
Wake up, work, eat, sleep — the verbs of an ordinary day.
Water, coffee, cachaça — and the obligatory guaraná.
Relatives — parents, siblings, and extended family.
Staple foods and drinks you'll order or buy.
Everyday hellos, goodbyes, and please/thank-yous.
Basic counting numerals you'll use every day.
From your dog at home to the cow at the farm.
Desks, notebooks, and the language of the sala de aula.
Greens and roots for the feira and the kitchen.
Order, pay, and chat with the garçom.
Check-in, boarding, customs — surviving the aeroporto.
Kilos, change, and haggling at the Brazilian feira.
Açaí, jabuticaba, cupuaçu — fruits you will not find anywhere else.
Days of the week, times of day, and time references.
How to find your way around the city — corners, lights, and crosswalks.
From médico to padeiro — the people who keep Brazil running.
Prices, change, cards and the cashier — everything you need to pay.
Buses, the metrô, and getting around town.
Train, run, score — the vocabulary of staying active.
Getting around — vehicles, stations, and tickets.
Talk about heat, cold, rain, and storms.
Canga, biquíni, água de coco — a full day at the praia.
Head-to-toe vocabulary for describing the body.
Belts, positions, and submissions on the tatame.
Blocos, abadás, alegorias — the words behind the biggest party.
Brazil's legendary barbecue: prime cuts, classic sides, and how you like your meat.
Chop, fry, season — the verbs behind every Brazilian dish.
Express how you and others feel.
Goals, refs, fans — the language of the beautiful game.
Violão, pandeiro, cavaquinho — the instruments of Brazil.
Instruments, dancers, and the heart of carnaval.
Planets, galaxies, orbits, and the vocabulary of the night sky.
Cells, organisms, evolution, and the processes that sustain life.
Atoms, molecules, reactions, and the language of matter.
Algorithms, code, data, and the foundations of digital systems.
Bonfires, forró, and corn treats of the June festival.
Anxiety, calm, and the language of self-care.
Meetings, deadlines, and the daily planilha.
Motion, force, energy, and the principles that describe the physical world.
Paquera, ficar, namorar — the messy verbs of Brazilian love.
Players, levels, and the grind for that last achievement.
Painting, sculpture, and a trip to the galeria.
Squads, knockouts, and the drama of the Copa do Mundo.
Theses, arguments, cohesion, and the structure of strong academic prose.
Facades, blueprints, and how Brazilian cities are built.
Rights, duties, democracy, and participation in public life.
Headlines, sources, and the language of the imprensa.
Tribunals, sentences, and the language of the courtroom.
Equations, variables, probability, and the language of quantitative reasoning.
Reason, truth, and the great questions.
Hypotheses, variables, evidence, and the vocabulary of rigorous inquiry.
Empires, revolutions, heritage, and how historians interpret the past.
Oxente, vixe, arretado — the warm sound of the Nordeste.
Carioca expressions you'll hear from the beach to the morro.
How paulistanos really talk on the street.
Reels, engajamento, viral — the language of the feed.
