brazilian
adjective (Brazilian); noun (a Brazilian, Brazilians)
Everyday
- From or to do with Brazil, the largest country in South America: «Brazilian football». tree →
- A person from Brazil. tree →
- «Brazilian Portuguese» is the kind of Portuguese spoken in Brazil. tree →
In the lessons
In geography lessons Brazil has the Amazon rainforest and many people speak Portuguese, not Spanish. Brazilian football, carnival and food (feijoada, brigadeiros) are famous. Written with a capital B.
Examples
- She is Brazilian and speaks Portuguese. tree →
- The Brazilian team won the match. tree →
- We tasted Brazilian food at the festival. tree →
- The Amazon rainforest is mostly in Brazilian land. tree →
- Many Brazilians celebrate Carnival with music and dancing. tree →
- A Brazilian nut is a big seed from the Amazon. tree →
Note
Capital B. People in Brazil speak Portuguese, not Spanish — a common mistake. The nut is usually called «Brazil nut». Plural: Brazilians.
On Mova
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