How to Say “Andrea” in Portuguese

Andrea
Andrea is the Portuguese form of the female given name Andrea.
Andrea is used as a female given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • The name Andrea derives from the Greek word andrós, meaning 'man'. In Portuguese, this creates a linguistic irony where a feminine name literally translates to 'manly'.
  • While Andrea is strictly female in Portuguese, its Italian counterpart is frequently a male name. This can lead to confusion in international settings or when reading Italian literature.
  • In Portuguese, the name Andrea is sometimes spelled Andréia. While they sound nearly identical, the é spelling is a distinct orthographic choice common in Brazil.

Examples in context

  • Eu vi Andrea saindo de casa.
    I saw Andrea leaving home.
    Tatoeba #424024 by brauliobezerra, translation #411935 by Dorenda
  • O renomado tenor italiano Andrea Bocelli dará um concerto a solo intitulado "Música pela Esperança" no domingo (12 de abril) no Duomo, a catedral histórica de Milão, na Itália.
    Renowned Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli is giving a ‘Music for Hope’ solo performance Sunday (April 12) at the Duomo, the historic cathedral of Milan, Italy.
    Tatoeba #11470800 by Cangarejo, translation #11470798 by Cangarejo
  • Eu me chamo Andrea.
    My name is Andrea.
    Tatoeba #517783 by anonym, translation #378663 by CN
  • Oi Andrea, tudo bem? Quer sair para tomar um café hoje?
    Hi Andrea, how are you? Do you want to go out for a coffee today?
  • Andrea, você é uma ótima amiga.
    Andrea, you're a great friend.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a mutual friend at a cafe.

  1. Felipe

    Você viu a Andrea hoje?
    Did you see Andrea today?
  2. Juliana

    Não, eu não vi a Andrea.
    No, I didn't see Andrea.
  3. Felipe

    A Andrea deve estar trabalhando.
    Andrea must be working.
  4. Juliana

    Pode ser, ela é muito ocupada.
    It could be, she is very busy.

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