How to Say “Chris” in Portuguese

Chris
Chris is a proper name used in Portuguese.
Chris is a name given to a person and can refer to both a male or a female.

Did you know?

  • Portuguese speakers often add a diminutive suffix to names, so a Chris might be affectionately called Chrisinho or Chrisinha.
  • Unlike in English, where 'Chris' is common, the Portuguese name Cristo is almost exclusively used in religious contexts rather than as a personal name.
  • The name 'Chris' can be perceived as an 'estrangeirismo' (a foreign loanword) in Brazil, often signaling a more international or modern identity.

Examples in context

  • Chris brandiu sua espada!
    Chris swung his sword!
    This sentence is useful for seeing Chris as the subject of an action involving a sword.
    Tatoeba #423973 by brauliobezerra, translation #422494 by blay_paul
  • Chris ganha 7 moedas de ouro!
    Chris gets 7 gold coins!
    This sentence shows Chris receiving gold coins.
    Tatoeba #423968 by brauliobezerra, translation #422502 by blay_paul
  • Chris não pode trabalhar amanhã.
    Chris can't work tomorrow.
    This sentence illustrates Chris being unable to work tomorrow.
    Tatoeba #1292771 by alexmarcelo, translation #62840 by CN
  • E aí, Cris! Como você está?
    Hey, Cris! How are you?
  • Oi, Chris! Hoje à noite temos um encontro
    Hi, Chris! We have a meeting tonight
  • 12 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Gabriel and Mariana are talking about a mutual friend at a cafe.

  1. Gabriel

    Você viu o Chris hoje?
    Did you see Chris today?
  2. Mariana

    Não, eu não encontrei o Chris.
    No, I didn't meet Chris.
  3. Gabriel

    O Chris me ligou cedo.
    Chris called me early.
  4. Mariana

    Talvez o Chris esteja ocupado.
    Maybe Chris is busy.

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