Technology & Social Media

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European Portuguese term; in Brazil, this is called 'celular'.

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Standard masculine noun ending in a consonant.

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Feminine noun ending in -agem.

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Compound term where both words pluralize in the plural form.

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Nouns ending in -ão typically form plurals in -ões.

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Also functions as the first-person singular of the verb 'gostar'.

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Requires an acute accent on the penultimate syllable.

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Feminine equivalent is 'seguidora' (pl. seguidoras).

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European Portuguese spelling and word; Brazilian Portuguese uses 'tela'.

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Pluralized by changing the first noun: palavras-passe. In Brazil, 'senha'.

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Can mean physical connection, internet connection, or hyperlink.

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Often abbreviated colloquially to 'foto'.

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Proparoxytone word requiring a circumflex accent.

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Plural ends in -ções.

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Irregular plural: words ending in -il drop -l and add -is with stress shift.

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Regular -ar verb; often used with the preposition 'com'.

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Third-conjugation verb with stem changes in present indicative (eu sigo, tu segues).

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Regular -ar verb.

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Regular -ar verb.

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European Portuguese term; Brazilian Portuguese often uses 'baixar'.

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Past participle used as an adjective; feminine form is 'ligada'.

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Plural is 'virais' (replaces -l with -is).

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Plural is 'digitais' (replaces -l with -is).

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Invariant foreign borrowing used widely in European Portuguese.

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Adjective agreeing with masculine noun 'desenvolvimento'; feminine is 'tecnológica'.