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Free Portuguese Numbers Flashcards
Portuguese numbers follow the familiar Romance pattern with two twists: one and two have gendered forms, and Brazilian pronunciation softens everything. These cards cover the set you need for prices and plans.
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QHow do you say 1 in Portuguese (both genders)?
Aum (masc.) / uma (fem.)
QHow do you say 2 in Portuguese (both genders)?
Adois (masc.) / duas (fem.)
QHow do you say 3, 4, 5 in Portuguese?
Atrês, quatro, cinco
QHow do you say 6, 7, 8 in Portuguese?
Aseis, sete, oito
QHow do you say 9, 10 in Portuguese?
Anove, dez
QHow do you say 20 in Portuguese?
Avinte
QHow do you say 50 in Portuguese?
Acinquenta
QHow do you say 100 in Portuguese?
Acem
QHow do you say 1,000 in Portuguese?
Amil
QHow do you say 22 in Portuguese?
Avinte e dois/duas (tens + e + units)
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- One fact per card. Recall um/uma and dois/duas with a noun attached — gender agreement on numbers is a detail graders and locals both notice.
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