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airport
hotel
restaurant
pharmacy
hospital
bank
post office; mail
museum
beach
station; season
bus terminal
supermarket
bakery
bathroom
bedroom; room
key
towel
shower
water
coffee
tea
milk
juice
bread
rice
beans
meat
chicken (food)
fish
egg
cheese
salt
sugar
fruit
salad
soup
plate; dish
drinking glass
cup
fork
taxi
bus
train
subway
airplane
car
bicycle
boat
ticket; fare
trip
backpack
bag; handbag
mobile phone
money
price
bill; account
card
reservation
address
map
document
passport
luggage
suitcase
admission ticket
exit
entrance
knife
spoon
napkin
Good morning!
Good afternoon!
Good evening; good night!
Please.
Thank you very much (male speaker).
Thank you very much (female speaker).
You're welcome.
Excuse me (to pass or get attention).
Sorry; excuse me.
I didn't understand.
Can you repeat that?
Speak more slowly, please.
Do you speak English?
Where is the bathroom?
How much does it cost?
Do you accept cards?
The bill, please.
I'd like a water, please.
No ice, please.
I'm vegetarian (male speaker).
I'm vegetarian (female speaker).
I'm allergic to peanuts.
I need help.
I need a doctor.
I have a reservation.
I'd like to check in.
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Where can I buy a ticket?
Does this bus go downtown?
Can you take me to this address?

Selection method and sources

A practical mixture of words and phrases, including polite requests and basic help-seeking. Regional pronunciation and vocabulary vary. Masculine/feminine speaker variants are marked where relevant. Original learner phrases informed by Brazilian usage; no audio.

Pack content: CC BY-SA 4.0. Attribution: Assist With Languages and the sources below. Curated or adapted for learners; original sources retain their listed licenses.

  • FrequencyWords: OpenSubtitles 2018 Brazilian Portuguese (CC BY-SA 4.0 (content); MIT (code)). Used as a common-usage reference; original curated selection and concise English glosses. This is not a literal top-500 frequency ranking. Surface-form counts are not proficiency levels.
  • Wiktionary Portuguese entries (CC BY-SA 4.0). Dictionary reference for meanings and base forms. Learner glosses and travel phrases are written for these packs; sense selection and organization are modifications.
  • Wikivoyage Brazilian Portuguese phrasebook (CC BY-SA 4.0). Reference for travel situations and Brazilian usage; concise travel teaching phrases and selection adapted for this collection. No source recordings are included.