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Shopping

Heading to the shops is one of the most reliable ways to use a new language, and this set stocks your Portuguese with the words for it. From clothing and accessories to the phrases for asking prices, you will build practical Portuguese shopping vocabulary you can use the moment you walk into a store.

Portuguese Shopping and Clothing Vocabulary

You will translate wearable items like vestido (dress), sapatos (shoes), and camisa (shirt), pick up fabrics such as seda (silk) and couro (leather), and learn handy phrases including Quanto custa? (How much is it?) and É muito caro! (It's very expensive!). With seven sets, the vocabulary stretches from basic clothes to jewelry and a few everyday extras.

Those ready-made phrases are the real prize, since they let you actually ask a price and react to it, turning the list into something you can use in a real shop straight away.

How the quizzes work

Each quiz has around ten to nineteen words and takes about five minutes, so you can run one whenever you have a moment and repeat it until the words come automatically.

Did you know?

Portuguese builds some words by joining two together, and a great example sits in this vocabulary. An umbrella is a guarda-chuva, which literally combines "guard" and "rain," so the word describes exactly what the object does. Once you notice that habit, longer Portuguese words start to feel less random.

The fabric words are also worth drilling first. Knowing terms like algodão (cotton) and seda (silk) comes in handy the moment you start reading labels or comparing two similar items, which is a big part of real shopping.

How to get started

Begin with the everyday clothing words, then add the phrases so you can handle a full exchange at the till. These free Portuguese quizzes are quick and interactive, an easy way to shop with confidence in Portuguese.

1. Shopping in Portuguese 1

Time to go shopping in Portuguese. This quiz gives you ten words to translate, mostly clothing and accessories you would grab off a rack. You will see prompts such as belt, blouse, and boots and supply the Portuguese for each. A handy thing about this set is that the items are all things you can point at in a store, which makes them easy to picture and quick to remember. If you are getting ready to browse the shops on a trip, this is a friendly place to build the basics. A few rounds and naming what you are looking at feels natural. Recommended level: beginner.

score: 84% (everyone)

2. Shopping in Portuguese 2

This shopping quiz offers ten more words to translate into Portuguese, spread across garments, fabrics, and a couple of media items. Prompts include coat, dress, and cotton, so you are mixing things you wear with what they are made of. One detail that might raise a smile is that the list also tucks in older media like a cassette and a compact disc, a quiet reminder that shopping vocabulary covers far more than just clothes. Learn the fabric words especially, since they come in useful the moment you start reading labels. Repeat it until each word lands easily. Recommended level: beginner.

score: 80% (everyone)

3. Shopping in Portuguese 3

This shopping set has ten words to translate into Portuguese, leaning toward materials, jewelry, and a few accessories. Expect prompts like gloves, hat, and handbag, with some finer items such as gold thrown in. The interesting thing here is the jump from everyday wearables to pricier goods, which gives you the words for window shopping at the nicer end of the street as well as the basics. It stays concrete and easy to picture throughout. Try linking each word to something you own or want, and the list settles in surprisingly quickly. Recommended level: beginner.

score: 87% (everyone)

4. Shopping in Portuguese 4

This shopping quiz is the one with the useful phrases, sitting alongside a handful of clothing and material words, ten items in all. You will translate full lines such as How much is...? and It's very expensive!, plus words like jacket and leather. The real value here is those ready-made phrases, since they let you actually ask prices and react to them rather than just naming what is on the shelf. That turns the set into something you can use in a real shop straight away. Say the phrases out loud a few times so they are ready when you need them. Recommended level: beginner.

score: 91% (everyone)

5. Shopping in Portuguese 5

Here are ten more shopping words to translate into Portuguese, weighted toward clothing and jewelry. Prompts include pants, necklace, and ring, with a couple of household odds and ends mixed in. A small surprise is that a few items have nothing to do with what you wear at all, which is a reminder that a shopping trip can fill a basket with all sorts of things. The clothing and jewelry words are the core, though, and they are worth drilling first. Go through the set a few times and the everyday ones will start to feel automatic. Recommended level: beginner.

score: 91% (everyone)

6. Shopping in Portuguese 6

This shopping set gives you ten words to translate into Portuguese, focused on fabrics, footwear, and precious metals. You will see prompts such as shirt, shoes, and silk. Something handy to spot is how many of these words cluster around what clothes are made of, which is exactly the vocabulary you want when comparing two similar items in a shop. Pairing each fabric with a garment you own is a quick way to fix it in your memory. Run it through a few times and choosing between materials in Portuguese stops feeling like guesswork. Recommended level: beginner.

score: 88% (everyone)

7. Shopping in Portuguese 7

This is the largest shopping set, with nineteen words to translate into Portuguese, gathering up everything from clothes to gadgets. Prompts run from sweater and sandals to wallet and umbrella. What stands out is just how broad the basket gets, with everyday wearables sitting next to electronics and accessories, which makes it clear the list is about anything you might buy rather than clothing alone. The size makes it more of a workout, though the words themselves stay simple. Break it into smaller chunks if it feels long, and the whole set will be in place before you know it. Recommended level: beginner.

score: 79% (everyone)