{"id":5248,"date":"2014-05-26T05:38:10","date_gmt":"2014-05-26T05:38:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/portuguese\/?p=5248"},"modified":"2014-07-28T17:57:40","modified_gmt":"2014-07-28T17:57:40","slug":"beginner-vocabulary-food-part-01","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/portuguese\/beginner-vocabulary-food-part-01\/","title":{"rendered":"Beginner Vocabulary: Food Part 01"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Ol\u00e1 pessoal!<\/p>\n

Today I’m starting a series of posts with food names in Portuguese. You may already know the basic ones like ma\u00e7\u00e3, laranja, tomato etc, right?<\/p>\n

Now we’re going to dig deeper and take your vocabulary to the next level! Are you ready? Let’s do this!<\/p>\n

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abacate – avocado
\nabacaxi – pineapple
\nab\u00f3bora – pumpkin, squash
\nabobrinha – zucchini, courgette
\na\u00e7afr\u00e3o – saffron
\nacompanhamento – side dish, side order
\na\u00e7\u00facar – sugar
\na\u00e7\u00facar mascavo – brown sugar
\nagridoce – sweet and sour
\n\u00e1gua – water
\n\u00e1gua com g\u00e1s – sparkling water
\n\u00e1gua doce – freshwater
\n\u00e1gua mineral – mineral water, bottled water
\n\u00e1gua salgada – saltwater
\n\u00e1gua sem g\u00e1s – still water, tap water
\naipo – celery
\nalcachofra – artichoke
\nalcatra – top sirloin
\nalecrim – rosemary
\nalface – lettuce
\nalface-americana – iceberg lettuce
\nalgas – seaweed
\nalho – garlic
\nalho-por\u00f3 – leek
\nalm\u00f4ndega – meatball
\nameixa – plum
\nam\u00eandoa – almond
\namendoim – peanut
\nanchovas – anchovies
\narroz branco – white rice
\narroz integral – brown rice
\narroz selvagem – wild rice
\naspargo – asparagus
\natum – tuna
\naveia – oatmeal
\navel\u00e3 – hazelnut
\naves – fowl
\nazeite de oliva – olive oil
\nazeitona – olive
\nazeitonas pretas – black olives<\/p>\nhttps:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/portuguese\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/13\/2014\/05\/Comida-B.mp3<\/a><\/audio>\n

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bacalhau – cod
\nbacon – bacon
\nbanana – banana
\nbatata-doce – sweet potato
\nbatata frita – chips
\nbatata palha – shoestring potatoes
\nbatatas fritas – fries, French fries
\nberinjela – eggplant, aubergine
\nbiscoito – cookie, biscuit
\nbola de sorvete – scoop of ice cream
\nbolo – cake
\nbolonhesa – meat sauce, bolognese
\nbr\u00f3colis – broccoli
\nbrotos – sprouts
\nbrotos de feij\u00e3o – bean sprouts<\/p>\nhttps:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/portuguese\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/13\/2014\/05\/Comida-C1.mp3<\/a><\/audio>\n

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cachorro-quente – hot dog
\ncaf\u00e9 – coffee
\ncaf\u00e9 com leite – caf\u00e9 latte
\ncalda de chocolate – hot fudge, chocolate sauce
\ncaldo – broth
\ncamar\u00e3o ao alho e \u00f3leo – shrimp scampi
\ncamar\u00f5es – prawns
\ncanela – cinnamon
\ncaranguejo – crab
\ncarne – meat, beef
\ncarne branca – white meat
\ncarne de churrasco – barbecue, barbecue beef
\ncarne de porco – pork
\ncarne de vitela – veal
\ncarne mo\u00edda – ground beef
\ncarneiro – lamb
\ncasca – skin
\ncasquinha de sorvete – cone
\ncebola – onion
\ncenoura – carrot
\ncereal – cereal
\ncereja – cherry
\ncerveja – beer
\nch\u00e1 – tea
\nch\u00e1 gelado – iced tea
\nch\u00e1 preto – black tea
\nchantilly – whipped cream
\nchocolate meio amargo – semi-sweet chocolate
\nchocolate quente – hot chocolate
\nchucrute – sauerkraut
\nchurrasco – barbecue
\nclaras de ovos – egg whites
\ncobertura(s) – topping(s)
\ncoco – coconut
\ncogumelo – mushroom
\ncostelas – ribs
\ncouve-flor – cauliflower<\/p>\n

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Ol\u00e1 pessoal! Today I’m starting a series of posts with food names in Portuguese. You may already know the basic ones like ma\u00e7\u00e3, laranja, tomato etc, right? Now we’re going to dig deeper and take your vocabulary to the next level! Are you ready? Let’s do this! Download audio abacate – avocado abacaxi –…<\/p>\n

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