How to Say ‘Do you know A Brasileira, in Chiado?’ in Portuguese
Conheces A Brasileira, no Chiado?
koo-NYEH-sesh uh brah-zee-LAY-rah noo shee-AH-doo
[koo-NYEH-sesh uh brah-zee-LAY-rah noo shee-AH-doo]
Phrase Breakdown
Conheces A Brasileira,
koo-NYEH-sesh uh brah-zee-LAY-rah
Do you know A Brasileira,
'Conheces' sounds like 'koo-NYEH-sh', with the final 's' said as 'sh'. 'Brasileira' sounds like 'bra-zee-LAY-ra'.
Conheces A Brasileira? É um café antigo.
Do you know A Brasileira? It's an old café.
Words in this phrase
Conheces
[koo-NYEH-sesh]
do you know (it)
Informal 'you' form of conhecer: to know or be familiar with.
Conheces este café?
Do you know this café?
A
[uh]
the
Feminine singular definite article, meaning 'the'.
A empresa parece aberta a novas ideias.
The company seems open to new ideas.
Brasileira
[brah-zee-LAY-rah]
Brazilian (woman); name of a famous café
Feminine of 'brasileiro'; here part of the name of a historic Lisbon café.
A minha vizinha é brasileira.
My neighbour is Brazilian.
no Chiado?
noo shee-AH-doo
in Chiado?
'No' is 'em' + 'o', meaning 'in the'. Chiado is a Lisbon neighbourhood, said as 'shee-AH-doo'.
Moro no Chiado.
I live in Chiado.
Words in this phrase
no
[noo]
in the; at the
Contraction of em + o, used to say in the or at the masculine singular noun.
Escrevi «No» evento para indicar onde nos conhecemos.
I wrote “at the” event to indicate where we met.
Chiado
[shee-AH-doo]
Chiado (Lisbon neighbourhood)
A central, elegant district of Lisbon known for cafés and shops.
Vamos passear pelo Chiado.
Let's stroll around Chiado.
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