How to Count to 10 in Brazilian Portuguese

Last Updated: September 15, 2021 References

Numbers are one of the first things people learn when learning a new language. The Brazilian-Portuguese numbers from one to ten hold similarities to that of the Spanish language.

Steps

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Say One: Um (pronounced as 'oom').^{[1]
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Say Two: Dois (pronounced as 'doy-z').^{[2]
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Say Three: Très (pronounced as 'treh-z').^{[3]
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Say Four: Quatro (pronounced as 'kwah-troh').^{[4]
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Say Five: Cinco (pronounced as 'seen-coh).^{[5]
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Say Six: Seis (pronounced as 'say-z').^{[6]
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Say Seven: Sete (pronounced as 'seh-chee').^{[7]
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Say Eight: Oito (pronounced as 'oy-too').^{[8]
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Say Nine: Nove (pronounced as 'noh-vee').^{[9]
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Say Ten: Dez (pronounced as 'deh-z).^{[10]
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Community Q&A

Question

How do I count from 11-20 in Brazilian Portuguese?

Community Answer

Onze (11), Doze (12), Treze (13), Quatorze (14), Quince (15), Dezesseis (16), Dezessete (17), Dezoito (18), Dezenove (19), Vinte (20).
Question

How do I say "thank you" in Brazilian Portuguese?

Community Answer

"Obrigado/a" (Oh-bree-gah-dooh/dah). You should use the male form if you are male, and the female form if you are female.
Question

How do I say good evening in Brazilian Portuguese?

Community Answer

You would say ''Boa noite'' as to say good evening in Brazilian Portuguese, and also for ''Good night.''
Question

How do I say "I love you baby" in Brazilian Portuguese?

Community Answer

EU te amo, bebê....is the literal translation of what you asked, although a more common way to say that phrase would translate to , I Iove you, my love....which in Portuguese would be: EU te amo, amor.