How to Say ‘Sister’ in Portuguese
Irmã
eer-MAH
[eer-MAH]
💬 Usage Tip: The [ã] in [Irmã] is nasal, so it doesn't sound like a plain [a]. Let the sound come through your nose a bit: [irmã] (eer-MAHNG, nasal at the end).
Phrase Breakdown
Irmã
[eer-MAH]
sister
A female sibling; a girl or woman in your family who has the same parents or one parent in common.
A minha irmã faz anos em maio.
My sister has her birthday in May.
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