How to Say “Brazil” in Portuguese

Brasil
/bɾaˈziw/masculine
Brasil is the Portuguese word for Brazil, the Portuguese-speaking country in South America.
Brasil is a masculine noun used to refer to the country itself.
Meaning: Portuguese-speaking country in South America (name)

How do you pronounce it?

/bɾaˈziw/

Did you know?

  • The name Brasil replaced the colony's original names, Santa Cruz and Vera Cruz.

Examples in context

  • Eu sou do Brasil.
    I am from Brazil.
    This sentence is useful for stating your origin.
    Tatoeba #6678117 by Ricardo14, translation #730626 by cruzedu
  • Eu moro no Brasil.
    I live in Brazil.
    This sentence is useful for stating where you live.
    Tatoeba #6934965 by Ricardo14, translation #6782507 by Yougailes30
  • Eu venho do Brasil.
    I come from Brazil.
    This sentence is useful for stating where you come from.
    Tatoeba #375157 by brauliobezerra, translation #255520 by CK
  • Estou planejando uma viagem ao Brasil
    I am planning a trip to Brazil
  • O presidente do Brasil fez um discurso importante
    The president of Brazil delivered an important speech
  • As exportações do Brasil estão em crescimento
    Brazil's exports are growing
  • Vamos passar as férias no Brasil esse ano
    We're going to spend our vacation in Brazil this year
  • A seleção do Brasil jogou muito bem no último jogo
    The Brazilian national team played really well in the last game
  • Adoro a comida do Brasil
    I love Brazilian food
  • 329 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Gabriel and Camila are discussing their favorite travel destinations.

  1. Gabriel

    Você quer visitar o Brasil?
    Do you want to visit Brazil?
  2. Camila

    Sim, eu amo o Brasil.
    Yes, I love Brazil.
  3. Gabriel

    O Brasil é um país lindo.
    Brazil is a beautiful country.
  4. Camila

    Vamos planejar a viagem, Gabriel.
    Let's plan the trip, Gabriel.

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