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To judge in Portuguese 🇧🇷


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

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Tips to remember the verb "julgar":
• Notice the similarity with the English word “judge”—remember that both words have a common Latin origin.
• Recall that “julgar” sounds like “juggle” but instead of juggling objects, you’re weighing ideas or actions.

Explanations:
• "Julgar" means to form an opinion or evaluation, often with the authority or power to assess and decide.
• It is commonly used to express the act of evaluating someone's actions, behavior, or situation.

Other synonyms:
• Avaliar (to evaluate)
• Sentenciar (to sentence, in legal contexts)
• Exame (to assess or examine)
• Estimar (to appraise or value, in some contexts)

Conjugations of "julgar" (regular -ar verb with a slight irregularity in the first person singular of the present):
• Infinitive: julgar
• Gerund: julgando
• Past Participle: julgado

Indicative Present:
 Eu julgo
 Tu julgas
 Ele/Ela julga
 Nós julgamos
 Vós julgais
 Eles/Elas julgam

Preterite Perfect:
 Eu julguei
 Tu julgaste
 Ele/Ela julgou
 Nós julgamos
 Vós julgastes
 Eles/Elas julgaram

Imperfect:
 Eu julgava
 Tu julgavas
 Ele/Ela julgava
 Nós julgávamos
 Vós julgáveis
 Eles/Elas julgavam

Future:
 Eu julgarei
 Tu julgarás
 Ele/Ela julgará
 Nós julgaremos
 Vós julgareis
 Eles/Elas julgarão

Conditional:
 Eu julgaria
 Tu julgarías
 Ele/Ela julgaria
 Nós julgaríamos
 Vós julgaríeis
 Eles/Elas julgariam

Subjunctive Present:
 Que eu julgue
 Que tu julgues
 Que ele/ela julgue
 Que nós julguemos
 Que vós julgueis
 Que eles/elas julguem

Examples of sentences:
1. Ele sempre sabe julgar corretamente.
 Translation: He always knows how to judge correctly.

2. NĂŁo devemos julgar os outros sem conhecĂŞ-los.
 Translation: We should not judge others without knowing them.

3. Eu julguei mal aquela situação, mas aprendi com o erro.
 Translation: I judged that situation wrongly, but I learned from my mistake.

4. Quando vocĂŞ julgar a proposta, considere todos os prĂłs e contras.
 Translation: When you judge the proposal, consider all the pros and cons.

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