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Countries, Nationalities and Languages

Learn spoken names of major countries, nationalities, world languages, and preposition usage with ser and morar in Brazilian Portuguese.

A wide-angle, sun-drenched photograph of a diverse group of people from various backgrounds, laughing and sharing a meal at a bustling outdoor market in Salvador, Brazil. The scene should be vibrant and full of life, with colorful market stalls in the soft-focus background, emphasizing human connection and cultural exchange in a lively Brazilian setting.
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76 Cards
Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn how to name countries, nationalities, and world languages in Portuguese. You will also learn how to state where you and others are from, and where you live, using the prepositions de and em.
Lesson#2
In Portuguese, most country names use a definite article. Brazil, Canada, and Japan are masculine, so they take the masculine article o: o Brasil, o Canadá, and o Japão.
Quiz#3
Including the article, how do you say 'Brazil' in Portuguese?

o Brasil

Quiz#4
Including the article, how do you say 'Canada' in Portuguese?

o Canadá

Quiz#5
Including the article, how do you say 'Japan' in Portuguese?

o Japão

Lesson#6
The United Kingdom is also masculine singular, so it is o Reino Unido. The United States is plural, so it uses the plural masculine article os, becoming os Estados Unidos.

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