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Comidas e bebidas preparadas

Learn how to talk about the different meals in Brazil and some of the ways people prepare them. Check out our prepared foods & drinks vocabulary list and practice your knowledge with flashcards. 

Prepared Foods & Drinks

O café da manha (breakfast)

O almoço (lunch)

O jantar (dinner)

A sobremesa (dessert)

A sopa (soup)

O sanduíche (sandwich)

A salada (salad)

A refeição (meal)

O prato feito (fixed meal of the day)

O molho (sauce)

Água sem gás (bottled still water)

Água com gás (sparkling water)

A cerveja (beer)

O Chopp (Brazilian light draft beer)

O vinho (wine)

O café (coffee)

O chá (tea)

O suco (juice)

A cachaça (Brazilian sugarcane liquor)

A caipirinha (Brazilian drink with cachaça, sugar, ice, and lime or another fruit of your choice)

Cozinhar (to cook OR to boil)

Cortar (to cut or chop)

Fritar (to fry)

Assar (to bake)

Congelar (to freeze)

Refrigerar (to refrigerate)

Temperar (to season, with spices)

Misturar (to mix or blend)

Grelhar (to grill)

Ferver (to boil)a

Prepared Foods and Drinks: Vocabulary List

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  • Match: By clicking on boxes, match the Portuguese word or phrase to the English one until all the boxes disappear.

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Flashcards: Prepared Foods & Drinks

Practice more food vocabulary!

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