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In Course: Brazilian Portuguese A1

Shopping for Clothes

Master essential Brazilian Portuguese vocabulary and phrases for shopping for clothes, choosing colours and sizes, and trying garments on in retail stores.

A vibrant outdoor market stall in Brazil, overflowing with colourful clothing items like dresses, shirts, and bermuda shorts, with flip-flops displayed prominently. Sunlight streams down, highlighting the rich textures and lively atmosphere as people browse the merchandise, composed for a 3:2 landscape frame.
en-GB → pt-BR

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73 Cards
Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn how to shop for clothes in Brazil. You will practise asking for different garments, checking sizes and colours, trying items on, and deciding whether to buy them.
Lesson#2
In Brazilian Portuguese, a buttoned or collared shirt is called 'a camisa'. A casual t-shirt is 'a camiseta'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'the shirt' in Portuguese?

a camisa

Quiz#4
How do you say 'the t-shirt' in Portuguese?

a camiseta

Lesson#5
To talk about trousers, Brazilians usually say 'a calça' in the singular, or 'as calças' in the plural. A skirt is 'a saia'.
Quiz#6
In the singular, how do you say 'the trousers' in Portuguese?

a calça

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