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

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Tips to remember:
• Notice the similarity between "argumentar" and the English word "argument." The root "argumento" (argument) links the verb to its meaning, so remembering one helps recall the other.
• Think of "arguing" as presenting a series of points or reasons, just like constructing an argument in a discussion.

Explanations:
• "Argumentar" means “to argue” in the sense of presenting reasons or evidence in support of an idea or point of view.
• It is used when someone is explaining, defending, or persuasively discussing an idea.
• It differs from “brigar” (to quarrel/fight) in that "argumentar" is more about logical reasoning rather than conflict.

Other words with similar meaning:
• Debater – to debate
• Discutir – to discuss (in a formal argument)
• Raciocinar – to reason
• Explicar – to explain (in the context of giving reasons)

Conjugations of "argumentar":

Infinitive:
 • argumentar (to argue)

Gerund:
 • argumentando (arguing)

Past Participle:
 • argumentado (argued)

Present Tense:
 • eu argumento  (I argue)
 • tu argumentas  (you argue – informal singular)
 • ele/ela argumenta (he/she argues)
 • nós argumentamos (we argue)
 • vós argumentais  (you argue – informal plural; rarely used in modern Portuguese)
 • eles/elas argumentam (they argue)

Preterite (Simple Past):
 • eu argumentei  (I argued)
 • tu argumentaste (you argued – informal singular)
 • ele/ela argumentou (he/she argued)
 • nós argumentamos (we argued)
 • vós argumentastes (you argued – plural)
 • eles/elas argumentaram (they argued)

Imperfect (Past Ongoing):
 • eu argumentava  (I was arguing/I used to argue)
 • tu argumentavas  (you were arguing/used to argue)
 • ele/ela argumentava (he/she was arguing/used to argue)
 • nós argumentávamos (we were arguing/used to argue)
 • vós argumentáveis (you were arguing/used to argue)
 • eles/elas argumentavam (they were arguing/used to argue)

Future Tense:
 • eu argumentarei  (I will argue)
 • tu argumentarás  (you will argue)
 • ele/ela argumentará (he/she will argue)
 • nós argumentaremos (we will argue)
 • vós argumentareis  (you will argue)
 • eles/elas argumentarão (they will argue)

Conditional:
 • eu argumentaria  (I would argue)
 • tu argumentarias (you would argue)
 • ele/ela argumentaria (he/she would argue)
 • nós argumentaríamos (we would argue)
 • vós argumentaríeis (you would argue)
 • eles/elas argumentariam (they would argue)

Examples of sentences:
1. Presente:
 • Portuguese: "Ela argumenta com clareza durante as reuniões."
 • English: "She argues clearly during the meetings."

2. Pretérito Perfeito:
 • Portuguese: "Ontem, nós argumentamos sobre as melhores estratégias para o projeto."
 • English: "Yesterday, we argued about the best strategies for the project."

3. Imperfeito:
 • Portuguese: "Quando era jovem, ele frequentemente argumentava sobre política."
 • English: "When he was young, he often argued about politics."

4. Futuro:
 • Portuguese: "Acredito que eles argumentarão a favor da nova proposta na próxima sessão."
 • English: "I believe they will argue in favor of the new proposal at the next session."

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