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1. www.liveabout.com › portuguese-name-forPortuguese Terms for Grandmother - LiveAbout

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   Jul 2, 2017 · Mary Ellen McQuay / Getty Images. By. Susan Adcox. Updated on 07/02/17. The most commonly used Portuguese name for grandmother is avó. Variations are avozinha, vovó or just vo . Both grandmothers and grandfathers are referred to as avo, but the pronunciation is different. Avô for a grandfather is pronounced "a-voh," with the variant vovô ...

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2. dictionary.cambridge.org › grandmaGRANDMA | Portuguese translation - Cambridge Dictionary

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   GRANDMA translate: vó, vovó, avó [feminine]. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Portuguese Dictionary.

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   How do you say Grandma in Portuguese?

   • There are a few common ways to say “grandma” in Portuguese: Vovó (Brazilian Portuguese): This is the most widely used term for paternal or maternal grandmothers in Brazil. The stressed vowel sound is long. Vó (European Portuguese): A short version of the above term used more commonly in Portugal to refer to grandmothers in general.

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   What is the difference between grandmother and grandfather in Portuguese?

   • The Portuguese word for grandmother is: Avó (with an accent mark over the o) The Portuguese word for grandfather is: Avô (with a circumflex over the o). And that’s it! Only an accent mark and a circumflex marks the difference between the spelling of grandmother and grandfather in Portuguese. But what about pronunciation?

   Grandmother and Grandfather: Avó e Avô - Learning Portuguese

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   What does Vovó mean in Portuguese?

   • 'vovó' found in translations in English-Portuguese dictionary ! n. Como expressou seu amor para vovó. I mean to say how did you do expressing your love to grandma. Paige, vovó pediu para desocupar o território. Paigey, grandma has asked us to vacate the premises. Até vesti minha calcinha de vovó. I even wore my granny panties.

   vovó translation in English | Portuguese-English dictionary | Reverso

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   How do you pronounce grandfather in Portuguese?

   • Grandfather: Avô (o as in “bonus”) You can remember these rules by imagining that grandfather is stronger than grandmother (and thus needs a stronger “o” sound), and that the circumflex is stronger than the accent mark. The words grandmother and grandfather are remarkably close in both spelling and pronunciation in the Portuguese language.

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4. braziliangringo.com › question › how-to-say-grandmaHow to say ‘grandma’ in Portuguese? | Brazilian Gringo

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   Feb 28, 2019 · There are a few common ways to say “grandma” in Portuguese: Vovó (Brazilian Portuguese): This is the most widely used term for paternal or maternal grandmothers in Brazil. The stressed vowel sound is long. Vó (European Portuguese): A short version of the above term used more commonly in Portugal to refer to grandmothers in general.

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   If you are looking for a more formal way to address your grandmother, Brazilian Portuguese offers two commonly used terms: Vovó- This is a widely recognized term for grandma in Brazil. It is similar to the English term “granny” and is widely used across all regions. Avó- This term is also formal. It is closer to the English term ...

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7. patrickcarpen.com › learning-portugueseGrandmother and Grandfather: Avó e Avô - Learning Portuguese

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   The Portuguese words for “grandmother” and “grandfather” are remarkably close in both spelling and pronunciation. In fact, the two words are spelled and pronounced almost the same way. Almost, but not exactly. Let’s take a look. The Portuguese word for grandmother is: Avó (with an accent mark over the o)

8. dictionary.reverso.net › portuguese-english › vovóvovó translation in English | Portuguese-English dictionary ...

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   vovó translation | Portuguese-English dictionary. vovó translation. |. Portuguese-English dictionary. n. Como expressou seu amor para vovó. I mean to say how did you do expressing your love to grandma. Paige, vovó pediu para desocupar o território. Paigey, grandma has asked us to vacate the premises.

9. glosbe.com › en › ptgrandma in Portuguese - English-Portuguese Dictionary | Glosbe

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   Translation of "grandma" into Portuguese. avó, vovó, avô are the top translations of "grandma" into Portuguese. Sample translated sentence: Mary loved walking barefoot on her grandma's living room carpet. ↔ Maria gostava de andar descalça no tapete da sala de sua avó. grandma noun grammar. (informal) grandmother [..]