How to Say “Mia” in Portuguese

Mia
Mia is the Portuguese female given name for Mia.
Mia is used as a female given name.

Did you know?

  • In Portuguese, the word mia is also the third-person singular conjugation of the verb 'miar', which means 'to meow'.
  • If a person named Mia is in a room full of cats, a Portuguese speaker might jokingly say A Mia mia to mean 'Mia meows'.
  • The verb miar is an onomatopoeic word, meaning the word itself is designed to imitate the sound it describes.

Examples in context

  • A Mia é minha irmã.
    Mia is my sister.
  • Eu conheci a Mia ontem.
    I met Mia yesterday.
  • Onde está a Mia?
    Where is Mia?

Example conversation

Beatriz and Felipe are talking about a friend at a cafe.

  1. Beatriz

    Você viu a Mia hoje?
    Did you see Mia today?
  2. Felipe

    Não, eu não vi a Mia.
    No, I didn't see Mia.
  3. Beatriz

    Ela deve estar em casa.
    She must be at home.
  4. Felipe

    Talvez ela esteja trabalhando.
    Maybe she is working.
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