What’s up! Everything ok? Let’s learn some Portuguese? In our Dica today, we are going to learn about the plural form in Portuguese. Let’s learn the plural of words ending in vowels.
The plural of words ending in vowels is pretty easy, don’t worry. I’m sure you’ll get it in no time. All the words ending in vowel have the plural with s.
| A casa | As casas | House | Houses |
| O pé | Os pés | Foot | Feet |
| O gari | Os garis | Garbage man | Garbage men |
| O menino | Os meninos | Boy | Boys |
| O baú | Os baús | Chest | Chests |
Now, let’s see some examples with words that end with vowels in plural:
As casas são verdes.
The houses are green.
Meus pés doem quando ando demais.
My feet hurt when I walk too much.
Os copos são de vidro.
The glasses are made of glass.
Os telefones são antigos.
The telephones are old.
As meninas estão brincando na rua.
The girls are playing on the street.
As ruas estão muito cheias.
The streets are very crowded.
Os baús guardam tesouros.
The chests store treasures.
Os garis limpam as ruas da cidade.
The garbage men clean the streets of the city.
That’s it, now we know a little bit more about the plural in Portuguese.
Before you leave, let’s see if you really learned it well. Complete the sentences according to the correct plural form of these words:
See you later!
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