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Gujarati to Portuguese Translation

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  1. 1. Type or paste your Gujarati text in the input box above
  2. 2. See the Portuguese translation appear instantly
  3. 3. Use the swap button to translate from Portuguese to Gujarati
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Common Gujarati to Portuguese Phrases

Frequently used phrases for quick reference:

Gujarati Portuguese
નમસ્તે Olá
તમે કેમ છો? Como está?
હું મજામાં છું Estou bem
આભાર Obrigado
હા Sim
ના Não
કૃપા કરીને Por favor
માફ કરશો Desculpe
મારું નામ ... છે O meu nome é ...
આની કિંમત શું છે? Quanto custa isto?
મને સમજાતું નથી Não entendo
શૌચાલય ક્યાં છે? Onde fica a casa de banho?
આવજો Adeus

Settling in Portugal

Gujarati Portuguese
મારી પાસે વિઝા છે Tenho um visto
આ રહ્યો મારો પાસપોર્ટ Aqui está o meu passaporte
હું અહીં કામ કરું છું Trabalho aqui
હું વિદ્યાર્થી છું Sou estudante
મને ભાડે ઘર જોઈએ છે Procuro uma casa para alugar
મને ડૉક્ટરની જરૂર છે Preciso de um médico
આ ફોર્મ કેવી રીતે ભરવું? Como preencho este formulário?
મારે ટ્રેન પકડવી છે Quero apanhar o comboio
કૃપા કરીને ધીમે બોલો Fale devagar, por favor
સ્ટેશન ક્યાં છે? Onde fica a estação?

Food and Market

Gujarati Portuguese
પાણી આપો, કૃપા કરીને Água, por favor
હું શાકાહારી છું Sou vegetariano
માંસ નહીં Sem carne
ઈંડા વગર Sem ovos
ભાત Arroz
દાળ Lentilhas
શાકભાજી Legumes
દૂધ Leite
ચા Chá
થોડું તીખું Um pouco picante
બિલ આપશો? A conta, por favor

About Gujarati to Portuguese Translation

Gujarati to Portuguese translation matters because Gujarat and Portugal have a long shared history. Daman and Diu in Gujarat's coastal region were Portuguese territories until 1961, and many Gujarati families also settled in Mozambique, Angola and later Portugal itself. Gujarati, spoken by about 60 million people, is written left to right in its own script, while Portuguese, with about 260 million speakers across Brazil, Portugal and Africa, uses the Latin alphabet with accents like ã and ç. Today students, nurses, shopkeepers and agricultural workers use this pair in Lisbon, Porto and Brazil. Portuguese also has nasal vowels such as in não, a sound with no exact match in Gujarati, so the pronunciation help on each line is useful.

Gujarati

  • Native name: ગુજરાતી
  • Script: Gujarati script
  • Speakers: 60 million
  • Family: Indo-European, Indo-Aryan

Portuguese

  • Native name: Português
  • Script: Latin
  • Speakers: 260 million
  • Family: Indo-European, Romance

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Portuguese connection with Daman and Diu?
Portugal ruled Goa, Daman and Diu until 1961, and Portuguese words entered local languages. Gujarati itself uses words like બટાટા (batata, potato) and ચાવી (chavi, key from "chave"), which came through Portuguese contact.
Is this European or Brazilian Portuguese?
The phrases follow European Portuguese, as used in Portugal, for example "casa de banho" for toilet and "comboio" for train. Brazilian Portuguese says "banheiro" and "trem", and the pronunciation is softer, but most phrases here are understood in both countries.
How do I say the nasal sounds like "não"?
Say "now" but let the sound come through your nose, ending in a light "ng", so it sounds like "nowng". Gujarati has nasal vowels too, as in "હું" (hun) and "ત્યાં" (tyaan), so the idea should feel familiar.
Which form of "you" does this page use?
It uses polite forms such as "Como está?" (Koh-moo esh-tah), which is right for strangers, officials and elders. Friends say "tu" and "Como estás?", but polite speech is the safe choice. Obrigado is for a man, and a woman says Obrigada.
Can I use this for work or study in Portugal?
Yes, the Settling in Portugal section covers visa, rent, doctor and asking someone to speak slowly, such as "Fale devagar, por favor". For legal documents, use an official translator.
Is Gujarati to Portuguese translation free?
Yes, it is free, requires no signup and works in any phone or desktop browser.

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