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How to say “building” in Portuguese? “PrĂ©dio”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “prĂ©dio” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on building in Portuguese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember:
‱ Notice the similarity between “prĂ©dio” and “edifĂ­cio” (both relate to buildings); you might imagine a grand, old “prĂ©dio” to help it stick in your mind.
‱ Think of the word’s sound “pray-dee-oh” as if you’re politely asking for an impressive building—this playful association may help solidify the term.

Explanations:
‱ “PrĂ©dio” is the common term in Brazilian Portuguese for a multi-story building or structure (often an apartment or office complex).
‱ It is used in everyday language to denote any large building, especially those used for residential or commercial purposes.

Other words that mean the same:
‱ Edifício – a synonym frequently used to refer to a building, generally implying a constructed structure of several stories.

Alternate meanings (including slang):
‱ While “prĂ©dio” primarily means “building,” in casual conversation it can sometimes imply a particular building that is well known in a community (e.g., “o prĂ©dio do centro” referring to the main or central building). There isn’t a widely used slang meaning beyond this straightforward reference.

Examples of sentences:
‱ “O prĂ©dio foi construĂ­do em 1920 e tem uma arquitetura impressionante.”
 Translation: “The building was constructed in 1920 and has impressive architecture.”
‱ “Ela mora em um prĂ©dio no centro da cidade com fĂĄcil acesso a tudo.”
 Translation: “She lives in a building downtown with easy access to everything.”

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