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Practice the Portuguese travel phrases with the cards.
How do I name the numbers up to 100 in Portuguese?
Before going on vacation, you should know the numbers in Portuguese. But do not worry, because they are quite simple.
You have all the numbers up to 100 on interactive flashcards. You can choose your learning or gaming mode.
In the video, you will learn the numbers starting on minute 04:41:
In this short video you can learn the numbers in Portuguese quickly. You have free material to practice here.
How can I greet and be polite in Portuguese?
A simple āOI!ā (āhello!ā) and words like āPOR FAVORā (āpleaseā) and āOBRIGADOā / āOBRIGADAā (āthank youā) can open many doors in a foreign country.
Here are the most basic phrases to say hello, to say goodbye and to be polite on your next vacation. You will see how easy it is to break the ice in Portuguese!

| Oi! | Hello! |
| Como vai? | How are you doing? |
| Bem, obrigado/a. | I am doing well, thanks. |
| Muito bem, obrigado/a. | Very well, thank you. |
| AtƩ logo! | See you later! |
| Adeus! | Goodbye! |
| Sim. | Yes. |
| NĆ£o. | No. |
| Por favor. | Please. |
| Desculpe. | Pardon. |
| NĆ£o tem problema. | That is OK. |
| Obrigado/a. | Thank you. |
| De nada. | You are welcome. |
Portuguese basic phrases for English-speaking travelers: how to greet, how to say goodbye and how to be polite
Do you want to learn more greetings in Portuguese? You have this short video with free material to practice.
If you want to learn more useful phrases to be friendly in Portuguese, you have this video with free material to practice.
If you want to know the most basic Portuguese phrases, you have the first lesson of the complete online Portuguese course for English-speaking beginners. You have the material available for free.
How can I introduce myself in Portuguese?
When you arrive at your destination on your next vacation, you will have to inform your name and your place of origin in Portuguese. Here are the basic phrases to introduce yourself in Portuguese.

| VocĆŖ ou o sr./a sra.? | Formal or informal? |
| Eu sou o/a ⦠. | I am ⦠​​. |
| Eu me chamo ⦠. | My name is ⦠. |
| O meu nome é ⦠. | My name is ⦠. |
| Como vocĆŖ se chama? | What is your name? |
| Como o sr./a sra. se chama? | What is your name? |
| Muito prazer! | Nice to meet you! |
| Igualmente! | You too! |
basic Portuguese phrases: introductions for English-speaking travelers
Here are the basic phrases in Portuguese to talk about the place of origin and residence of a person.

| Eu sou de ⦠(cidade, paĆs). | I am from⦠(city, country). |
| De onde vocĆŖ Ć©? | Where are you from? |
| De onde o sr./a sra. Ć©? | Where are you from? |
| Eu moro em ⦠(cidade, paĆs). | I live in⦠(city, country). |
| Onde vocĆŖ mora? | Where do you live? |
| Onde o sr./a sra. mora? | Where do you live? |
useful Portuguese phrases: how to indicate your place of origin and your place of residence

In this short video, you will learn the basic phrases to introduce yourself in Portuguese. You have free material to practice.
How to solve misunderstandings in Portuguese?
If you speak little Portuguese, you should know some phrases to facilitate communication. You will learn them quickly here.

| NĆ£o compreendo. | I do not understand. |
| NĆ£o entendo. | I do not understand. |
| O que significa ⦠? | What does ⦠mean? |
| Mais devagar, por favor. | Slowly, please. |
| VocĆŖ fala inglĆŖs? | Do you speak English? |
| O sr./a sra. fala inglĆŖs? | Do you speak English? |
| Eu não falo português. | I do not speak Portuguese. |
| Eu falo um pouquinho de portuguĆŖs. | I speak a little Portuguese. |
Portuguese phrases to deal with communication difficulties and to indicate the languages you speak: basics for travelers

In this short video you will find useful phrases to improve communication in Portuguese. You have free material available.
What verbs do I need to know in Portuguese for my vacation?
In the 62 phrases in Portuguese, you will see that the essential verbs of the language are used many times. You will use them to place orders, and indicate your wishes and your needs.
| Eu (não) tenho | I (do not) have |
| eu (não) preciso | I (do not) need |
| eu (não) posso | I can (not) |
| eu (não) quero | I (do not) want |
| eu (não) queria | I would (not) like |
must-know Portuguese verbs to indicate your needs and desires: basics for English-speaking travelers
How can I indicate my basic needs in Portuguese in my next holiday?
With four phrases of āsurvival Portugueseā you can indicate your urgent needs.

| Estou com fome. | I am hungry. |
| Estou com sono. | I am sleepy. |
| NĆ£o tenho dinheiro. | I have no money. |
| Onde fica o banheiro? | Where is the restroom? |
how to indicate your needs in Spanish in your next holiday abroad
How can I manage emergencies in Portuguese during a trip?
Hopefully there is no unforeseen event on your vacation, but you should know some phrases to ask for help in Portuguese.

| Preciso de um mƩdico. | I need a doctor. |
| Preciso ir para o hospital. | I need to go to the hospital. |
| Preciso de ajuda! | I need help! |
| Ajuda! Socorro! | Help! Help! |
| PolĆcia! Fui roubado/a! | Police! I was robbed! |
asking for help and handling emergencies in Portuguese during a trip: phrases for English speakers
In this short video (you have more content and material to practice for free) you will learn how to talk about health in Portuguese.
How can I talk about money in Portuguese?
It is convenient that you learn some basic phrases in Portuguese to change currency, to withdraw money, and to pay in shops or restaurants. Here they are:

| Onde posso trocar dinheiro? | Where can I exchange money? |
| Aceitam cartão de crédito? | Do you accept credit card? |
| Aceitam dólares? | Do you accept dollars? |
| Onde tem um caixa eletrƓnico? | Where is there an ATM? |
| Posso pagar em dinheiro? | Can I pay in cash? |
| Posso pagar com cartão? | Can I pay with card? |
| Aqui estĆ”. | Here you go. |
| Isto Ć© tudo. | This is all. |
| (NĆ£o) Preciso da nota fiscal. | I (do not) need the receipt. |
how to handle money and to make purchases: helpful Portuguese phrases for English-speaking tourists

In this video you will learn basic phrases to make purchases. You have more free resources and materials to use in stores and in the market here.

What Portuguese phrases will I use in a hotel in my next vacation?
Here you will learn the basic phrases in Portuguese that travelers must know to check in at a hotel.

Spanish travel phrases for English speakers to use in the hotel
| (NĆ£o) Tenho uma reserva. | I (do not) have a reservation. |
| Preciso de um quarto duplo por trĆŖs noites. | I need a double room for three nights. |
| (Não) Quero café da manhã. | I (do not) want breakfast. |
| (NĆ£o) Quero um banheiro privativo. | I (do not) want a private bathroom. |

You will delve into the vocabulary and useful phrases for accommodation on your next trip to a Portuguese -speaking country in video #17 of this series of short videos, which includes material to practice for free.
What Portuguese phrases will I use in the restaurant as a traveler?
Eating is ā both ā a need and a pleasure. With a few sentences you will be able to communicate in the cafĆ© or in the restaurant in Portuguese.

| Para comer, eu queria ⦠. | To eat, I would like ⦠. |
| Para beber, eu queria ⦠. | To drink, I would like ⦠. |
| NĆ£o posso tomar ⦠. | I canāt have ⦠. |
| Tenho alergia a ⦠. | I am allergic to ⦠. |
| A conta, por favor. | The check, please. |

In this short video you will find more useful phrases to order food in the cafƩ or in the restaurant. You have more free material to practice.
What Portuguese phrases do I need to know to ask for directions and to obtain information about the public transport?
On your trip you will explore new places and, for that, you will need to ask for information. Here you will learn basic phrases in Portuguese for travelers that will be useful for getting around in a new city.

| Quanto custa uma passagem de ida para ⦠? | How much does a one-way ticket to ⦠cost? |
| Eu queria uma passagem de ida e volta para ⦠. | I would like a round-trip ticket to ⦠. |
| Onde tem um ponto de Ɠnibus? | Where is there a bus stop? |
| Onde fica a estação? | Where is the station? |
| Pode me levar para o aeroporto? | Can you take me to the airport? |
| Como posso ir para o centro? | How can I go to the city center? |
| Este Ɠnibus vai para o aeroporto? | Does this bus go to the airport? |
| Que trem vai para o centro? | Which train goes to the city center? |
Portuguese travel phrases to ask for directios and information about tra public transport for English-speaking tourists

You have more useful phrases to communicate in the city and in transport in this short video, with more free material to expand your vocabulary.
You will learn useful phrases for tourists and more very helpful vocabulary to plan your next trip to a Portuguese-speaking country in the comment of video #19 of this very practical series of short videos in Portuguese with free material to practice.
Finally, a short video about the holidays.

A quiz to help you practice these helpful Portuguese travel phrases
The quiz will help you practice the phrases of this guide. In the quiz there is at least one incorrect answer. Some questions are "action ā ā ā > reaction", and some are "true" ("VERDADEIRO") or "false" ("FALSO") questions.



