From in Portuguese 🇧🇷

in English	in Portuguese	S
from	de

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

Portuguese Sentences with the Word “From”

Portuguese sentence with “de”	English translation for de	S
de nada.	It was nothing.
de onde você é?	Where are you from?
Eu não gosto de ler.	I don’t like to read.
Eu preciso de ajuda.	I need help.
Eu gosto de falar.	I like to speak.
As vezes eu gosto de correr.	Sometimes I like to run.
Você gostaria de ir à praia?	You would like to go to the beach?
Qual é seu número de telefone?.	What is your phone number.
Eu gosto de cada pessoa que vejo.	I like every person that I see.
Você gosta de viajar?	You like to travel?
Estou livre todo fim de semana.	I am free every weekend.
Você gosta de sair?	You like to go out?
Eu gostava muito de assitir televisão.	I liked very much to watch television.
Estou feliz de viver, não quero morrer	I am(temporary) happy to live, I don’t want to die.
Depois de ver a polícia,	After seeing the police
Você gostaria de dançar comigo?	You would like to dance with me?
Você gosta de animais?	Do you like animales?
Eu gosto de assistir filmes.	I like to watch movies.
Acabei de chegar em seu país.	I just arrived in your country.
Eu gostaria de aprender isso	I would like to learn it
A namorada de Richard está ansiosa	Richard’s girlfriend is anxious
Meu irmão tira fotos de Maria.	My brother takes photos of Maria
Minha mãe precisa de você para cuidar dela	My mom needs you to take care of her
Lembre-se de comprar o leite.	Remember to buy the milk.
Minha mãe havia terminado de limpar	My mother had finished cleaning
Mais de seis pessoas	More than 6 people
Há mais de dez.	There are more than ten.
Ele tem mais de vinte e oito anos	He is older than twenty eight years old
Ela precisa levar mais de cinco livros	She needs to carry more than five books
O espanhol se fala em mais de trinta países	spanish is spoken in more than thirty countries
Pode fazer mais de cem abdominais	You can do more than one hundred situps
Sua familia precisa de você mais do você pensa	Your family needs you more than what you think
Facebook tem mais de dois milhões de usuários	Facebook has more than two million users
Ela quer ter mais de oito filhos	She wants to have more than eight kids
Eu teria gostado de conhecer a cantora	I would have liked to meet the singer
Eles teriam completado a lição de casa	They would have completed the homework
Prefiro tomar banho de manhã	I prefer to shower in the morning
Não esqueça de escovar seus dentes	Don’t forget to brush your teeth
Eu vou viajar para a Europa de trem	I’m going to travel to Europe by train
A universidade dele precisa de mais estudantes	His college needs more students
Esses cambios de dinhero são ruins	Those money exchanges are bad
Sou estudante de espanhol	I am a spanish student
Estou de a pé	I am standing
Isso é sério, ele só toma banho de noite?	Is it serious?(seriously) He only showers at night.
O homem escapou de cadeia.	The man escaped from jail.
Ela cansou de esperar.	She got tired of waiting.
Não quero que trabalhemos no fim de semana.	I don’t want us to work the weekend.
Nós precisamos deles para nosso grupo de ciência.	We need them for our science group.
Nós gostaríamos de comprá-lo.	We would like to buy it.
Ninguém quer sair esse fim de semana.	Nobody wants to go out this weekend.
Foi bom que Emmanuel cuidou de sua irmã.	It was good that Emmanuel took care of his sister.
É surpreendente que você não goste de sorvete.	It’s surprising that you don’t like ice cream.
É impossível que ela se recorde de tanta informação.	It is impossible for her to remember so much information.
Eu espero que as crianças tenham feito a lição de casa.	I hope the children have done the homework.
de café aos seus pais.	Give your parents coffee.
de para sua sobrinha uma sopa de pescado.	Give your niece fish soup.
Nós gostariamos de te propor un plano.	We would like to propose you a plan.
Ambar deu pra vocês seu número de telefone?	Did Ambar give you guys her phone number?
Eu gostaria de visitar vocês essa semana.	I would like to visit you guys this week.
É sua vez de cozinhá-la essa noite.	It’s your turn to cook it tonight.
Eu exijo isso de vocês agora mesmo.	I demand it of you right now.
Os darei a você de tarde.	I will give them to you in the afternoon.
A sacada estará completa dentro de um ano.	The balcony will be completed inside of a year.
A Rosa gosta muito de chocolate.	Rosa really likes chocolate.

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Tips to remember the word "de":
• Think of "de" as the marker of origin or possession—as in “coming from” or “belonging to.” For example, when you say “Eu vim de…” you’re indicating where you came from.
• Associate "de" with common phrases like "copo de água" (glass of water) to reinforce how it links things to their contents or source.

Explanations:
• "De" is a preposition used to indicate origin, possession, composition, or content.
• It can translate as "from," "of," or "made of" depending on context.

Other words/phrases with similar meanings:
• In contexts of origin, expressions such as "proveniente de" or "originário de" can be used.
• When indicating composition, alternatives like "feito de" (made of) might appear in descriptive contexts.

Alternate meanings and slang:
• Although "de" itself isn’t slang, it appears in colloquial expressions such as "de boa" (meaning “cool” or “relaxed”). In "de boa," the word "de" helps form a phrase that takes on a casual, idiomatic meaning.

Examples of sentences:
• "Eu sou de Lisboa."
Translation: "I am from Lisbon."
• "O carro dele é de luxo."
Translation: "His car is luxurious." (Here, "de" expresses a quality.)
• "Ela comprou uma caixa de chocolates."
Translation: "She bought a box of chocolates." (Here, "de" indicates content.)
• "Ele veio de ônibus."
Translation: "He came by bus."

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