Portuguese for Travelers
Why Learn Portuguese for Travelers?
When we travel it is very important to know a little about the culture of the place that we are visiting, right? So learning the language is a big step and it will help you a lot. With that in mind, we are going to learn some Portuguese for Travelers vocabulary, so you can travel to Brazil knowing some stuff! Do you know how to say “Have a good trip” in Portuguese?
So, prepare yourself and let’s learn a little vocabulary today so you can communicate during your trip to Brazil!
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Do you prefer to study in the marvelous city while sipping caipirinhas? Come learn in-person with us!

Lista de Vocabulário (Vocabulary List)
- Fazer as malas (Pack the bags)
- A câmera (The camera)
- O mapa da cidade (City map)
- O passaporte (The passport)
- As revistas turísticas (The travel magazines)
- O guia turístico (The guide book)
- O guia de turismo (The tour guide)
- As passagens (The flight tickets)
- O hotel (The hotel)
- O albergue / O hostel (The hostel)
- A casa de câmbio (Currency exchange)
- Trocar dinheiro (To exchange money)
- Pedir informações (Ask for information)
- Pedir um táxi (Call a cab / taxi)
- Pontos turísticos (Touristic attractions / sights)
- Roteiro de viagem (Travel itinerary)
- Dar a volta ao mundo (Travel around the world)
- Tirar férias (Take a vacation)
- Tirar fotos (Take photos)
- Posar para foto (Pose for photo)
- Visitar (Visit)
- Desfazer as malas (Unpack the bags)
- Turistas (Tourists)
- Estrangeiro/a (Foreigner)
- Gringo (Foreigner)
- Tenha uma boa viagem (Have a good trip)

Have a Good Trip While Learning Portuguese!
It’s important to say that in Portuguese the word gringo is not used as an offensive word, it’s pretty common actually. Brazilians use the the word gringo as a synonym to foreign. That is, we call everyone who’s not Brazilian: gringo.
Take a look at how we say excuse me in Portuguese so you can be polite and respectful when you travel in Portuguese.
Brazilian food is amazing, you can learn here how to talk to the waiter and restaurant vocabulary in Portuguese. Not all restaurants have English speaking waiters… And to help you have a good trip, here are some Brazilian drinks and famous Brazilian foods. If you don’t know any of these, I highly recommend drinking mate and eating feijoada.
How often do you travel? Come to our city and get know Rio de Janeiro. We’ll teach you basic Portuguese for tourists or if you’d like to stay longer we’ll teach you all the Portuguese you’ll ever need to know!
Ready to study Portuguese?
If you want to develop your Portuguese and come to Brazil for tourism, we have just the right courses for you. From online courses that you can take anywhere in the world, to in-person courses in Rio de Janeiro: you will for sure learn Portuguese whatever is your choice! Take a look below at the courses we have selected for you to really learn Portuguese for Travelers!
Want to arrive already knowing the language?
Want to learn Portuguese while traveling in Rio?
Want to stay for a longer period?

Check out our EXCLUSIVE Additional Programs

Surf Weeks
Surf Weeks is an amazing addition to the Rio sun! Come learn to surf in our incredible ocean, make friends and also learn Portuguese on one of the most famous beaches on Earth!

Samba Weeks
Samba Weeks is an amazing opportunity to learn samba while also learning Portuguese! Enjoy our exclusive class with native teachers who will give you a real taste of Brazil!

Climbing Weeks
Climbing Weeks is one of our exclusive programs for adrenaline junkies! Come with us and enjoy not only this incredible activity, but also the incomparable view of Rio!

Capoeira Weeks
Capoeira Weeks is one of our additional programs that allows you to immerse yourself in Brazilian culture. Come with us to learn this amazing fight that also resembles a dance!