In the City

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European Portuguese term; Brazilian Portuguese uses 'ônibus'.

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Feminine noun requiring 'a' in the singular.

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Common term for traffic circles in Portugal.

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Masculine noun derived from the verb cruzar.

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In Brazil, sidewalk is usually 'calçada'.

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Irregular plural: nouns ending in -ão change to -ões.

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Spelled with a cedilla (ç) before 'a'.

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Feminine noun despite ending in -e.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Usually used in the plural form in this context.

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Also means bench or stool.

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Derived from 'pão'.

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Compound word: super + mercado.

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Contraction of 'a + o' becomes 'ao'.

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Plural changes -al to -ais.

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Plural changes -im to -ins.

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Regular feminine noun.

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Has an acute accent on the final 'e'.

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Uncountable noun in this context; rarely pluralized.

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Proparoxytone word with an accent on the antepenultimate syllable.

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European Portuguese term; Brazilian Portuguese uses 'ponto'.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Adverb usually followed by the preposition 'de'.

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Adverb followed by the preposition 'de'.

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Regular -ar verb.