Exercises
Build confidence with essential Portuguese greetings and everyday phrases. This beginner-friendly quiz tests your knowledge of saying hello and goodbye, asking how someone is, using polite words such as please and thank you, and understanding common expressions including desculpe, boa noite, and até logo. You will also practice asking someone’s name and recognizing simple Portuguese responses such as yes. Ideal for new Portuguese learners, travelers, and anyone wanting to master useful conversational vocabulary.
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The word used to say 'Hello' in Portuguese is Olá.
Option 1 is Hola, which is 'Hello' in Spanish, and Option 3 is Bonjour, which is 'Hello' in French.
The phrase Como está? is a common way to ask How are you? in Portuguese. It literally translates to 'How are you?' and is used to inquire about someone's well-being.
The correct way to say Goodbye in Portuguese is Adeus. Option 1, Adios, and Option 2, Ciao, are 'Goodbye' in Spanish and Italian respectively. Therefore, the correct choice is Option 3.
The correct way to say Please in Portuguese is Por favor. This expression is used when making a request or asking for something politely.
In Spanish, Gracias means 'Thank you'. The other options correspond to Merci in French and Obrigado/Obrigada in Portuguese. Therefore, the correct answer is option 1.
The correct translation for 'What is your name?' is Qual é o seu nome? in Portuguese. The other options mean different things: Onde você mora? translates to 'Where do you live?', and Quantos anos você tem? translates to 'How old are you?'.
The word Desculpe in Portuguese is used to express an apology, which closely translates to Sorry in English.
To wish 'Good night' in Portuguese, you would say Boa noite.
Bom dia means 'Good morning' and Boa tarde means 'Good afternoon'.
The expression Até logo is a Portuguese phrase that is commonly used as a farewell, meaning See you soon in English. While it can also translate to Until then, its most frequent usage is to indicate a future meeting or encounter in a short period.
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