🤗 Japanese Social Verbs Vocabulary Verbos sociais
10 essential Brazilian Portuguese words for the Social Verbs scene, each with IPA, English meaning, CEFR level and native speaker audio, plus example sentences. Tap 🔊 to listen.
- convidar /kõviˈdaʁ/ A1to invite · nasal [õ]; ‘convidar PARA’Resolvi convidar os vizinhos para o churrasco.I decided to invite the neighbors to the barbecue.
- visitar /viziˈtaʁ/ A1to visit · intervoc. s=[z]Costumo visitar meus avós todo domingo à tarde.I usually visit my grandparents every Sunday afternoon.
- acompanhar /akõpɐ̃ˈɲaʁ/ A1to accompany, to go with; to follow · nasal [õ] and [ɐ̃]; nh=[ɲ]Vou acompanhar você até o ponto de ônibus.I’ll accompany you to the bus stop.
- apoiar /apojˈaʁ/ A1to support, to back · oi diphthongA família decidiu apoiar o sonho dele de estudar fora.The family decided to support his dream of studying abroad.
- elogiar /eloʒiˈaʁ/ A1to praise, to compliment · gi=[ʒi]A professora fez questão de elogiar o esforço da turma.The teacher made a point of praising the class’s effort.
- criticar /kɾitʃiˈkaʁ/ A1to criticize · ti→[tʃi]É fácil criticar de fora sem conhecer a situação.It’s easy to criticize from outside without knowing the situation.
- agradar /agɾaˈdaʁ/ A1to please, to be pleasing · hard gÉ difícil agradar a todos numa festa grande.It’s hard to please everyone at a big party.
- incomodar /ĩkomoˈdaʁ/ A1to bother, to disturb · nasal [ĩ]Espero não incomodar ligando a esta hora.I hope I’m not bothering you by calling at this hour.
- atrapalhar /atɾapaˈʎaʁ/ A1to get in the way, to hinder · lh=[ʎ]As caixas no corredor começaram a atrapalhar a passagem.The boxes in the hallway started to block the way.
- cuidar /kujˈdaʁ/ A1to take care of, to look after · ui diphthong; ‘cuidar DE’Ela aprendeu a cuidar das plantas com a avó.She learned to take care of plants with her grandmother.
FAQ
How many Brazilian Portuguese social verbs words are in this list?
10 words, including A1: 10. Every word has playable native audio and example sentences.
Are these words CEFR-graded?
Yes — every word carries its CEFR level (A1–C2), so you can start with the level you need.
What is the best way to memorise them?
Scene groups plus spaced repetition: listen, repeat, learn the word inside its example sentence, then review the next day. Bossa has SRS and four quiz types built in.