The 100 Most Common Portuguese Nouns | BR Portuguese

The 100 Most Common Portuguese Nouns | BR Portuguese!
Whether you're a beginner, an advanced learner, or simply curious about the Portuguese language, this video is perfect for you. We've carefully curated a list of the most frequently used nouns in Portuguese to help you build a solid foundation in the language. Learning these common nouns will not only improve your vocabulary but also enhance your understanding of Portuguese culture and the daily lives of its speakers.
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Wow , it's so useful for win vocabulary ,thank you for your job

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Excellent word selection and presentation. Thank you.

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[@n2o_memes]

I believe that maca is apple but 7:39 says maca as moon

[@elchile336]

"maca" is not a word in Portuguese, but you might mean "maçã", meaning "apple"

[@n2o_memes]

​@@elchile336 Thanks for telling me ya actually there is a difference between maça and maçã.

[@newsoccer365]

Well, she made a mistake when adding the translation "lua" because the word "maçã" really just means the apple fruit in Portuguese

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[@Suzana448]

idk if you know the meaning now since it's been 3 months 😅, but Maçã means Apple, and Lua means Moon, there's a huge difference between these two words, it's not complicated yk

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How different is Portugese from French language?

[@elchile336]

The only similitude I've found in both is the nasal phonetics
Portuguese: /ã/ ã, an, am; /ẽ/ en, em; /ĩ/ in, im; /õ/ õ, on, om; /ũ/ un, um
French: /ɑ̃/ an, am, en, em; /ɛ̃/ ain, aim, ein, eim, in, im, yn, ym; /ɔ̃/ on, om; /œ̃/ un, um

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Here's a video comparing French and Portuguese
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Hello pls correct Moon Is Lua and apple is maca

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Maçã is not moon Its aple

[@amirul5420]

At time of 7:34 minutes on this video have a mistake, maca=moon is worng, it is maca=apple 🍎, not moon🌙

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Masa means 🍎 not Moon please don't make such mistake😢

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Hii i'm a Brazilian and apple in portuguese is spelled like : maçã 😁

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Certo