Saindo no Brasil
One of the most prominent stereotypes about Brazil is that its people know how to party. We wanted to give you a head start on vocabulary you might need to evaluate that for yourself. :) Check out our going out in Brazil vocabulary list and practice your knowledge with flashcards.
Going Out in Brazil
Música ao vivo (live music)
O bar/barzinho (bar)
O bar gay (gay bar)
A festa (party)
O museu (museum)
O quadro (painting)
A escultura (sculpture)
O evento cultural (cultural event)
O cinema (movies)
O teatro (theater)
A boate (nightclub)
A cerveja (beer)
Você quer sair? (Do you want to go out?)
Vamos fazer um rolê? (Do you want to go out?)
Do que você gosta? (What do you like?)
O que tem para fazer? (What is there to do tonight?)
Quer ir comigo? / Bora comigo? (Do you want to go with me?)
Vem com a gente! / Bora com a gente! (Come with us!)
Quero te convidar (I want to invite you)
É caro? (Is it expensive?)
Tem entrada? (Is there a cover charge?)
Tem consumação mínima? (Is there a minimum?)
Que tipo de música vai ter? (What type of music will there be?)
Going Out in Brazil: Vocabulary List
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