How to Say “Tablet” in Portuguese

tablet
The Portuguese word for tablet is tablet.
The term refers to a portable computer featuring a touchscreen display.

Did you know?

  • Although tablet is used for the device, the word tablete exists in Portuguese to describe a small rectangular piece of something, such as a bar of chocolate.
  • Portuguese speakers may use tablet to refer to the device, but they use comprimido for a medicinal tablet, avoiding the English word entirely in a medical context.
  • If you were to use the Portuguese word tábua instead, you would be talking about a wooden plank or a board rather than a digital device.

Examples in context

  • Ela tem um tablet?
    Does she have a tablet?
    This sentence is useful for asking about possession of a tablet.
    Tatoeba #4476682 by Ricardo14, translation #14014936 by haomakk
  • O novo tablet custa os olhos da cara.
    The new tablet costs an arm and a leg.
    This sentence is useful for describing the high cost of a tablet.
    Tatoeba #1112898 by alexmarcelo, translation #1112891 by hayastan

Example conversation

A couple is at an electronics store.

  1. Gabriel

    Você viu esse tablet?
    Did you see this tablet?
  2. Juliana

    Sim, ele é muito leve.
    Yes, it is very light.
  3. Gabriel

    O tablet é bom para desenhar?
    Is the tablet good for drawing?
  4. Juliana

    Sim, a tela é ótima.
    Yes, the screen is great.

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