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Portuguese to Gujarati Translation

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Translate between Portuguese and Gujarati with high accuracy and natural results.

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Simple interface designed for quick translations without any complications.

How to Use:

  1. 1. Type or paste your Portuguese text in the input box above
  2. 2. See the Gujarati translation appear instantly
  3. 3. Use the swap button to translate from Gujarati to Portuguese
  4. 4. Copy or share the translated text easily

Common Portuguese to Gujarati Phrases

Frequently used phrases for quick reference:

Portuguese Gujarati
Olá, bom dia નમસ્તે
Como está? કેમ છો?
Estou bem હું મજામાં છું
Muito obrigado ખૂબ ખૂબ આભાર
Sim હા
Não ના
Por favor મહેરબાની કરીને
Desculpe માફ કરશો
O meu nome é ... મારું નામ ... છે
Quanto custa isto? આનો ભાવ કેટલો છે?
Não entendo મને સમજાયું નહીં
Onde fica ... ? ... ક્યાં આવેલું છે?
Até logo ફરી મળીશું

Diu, Daman and Goa Heritage

Portuguese Gujarati
Bem-vindo a Diu દીવમાં આપનું સ્વાગત છે
Onde fica a fortaleza? કિલ્લો ક્યાં આવેલો છે?
A igreja ચર્ચ
A praia દરિયાકિનારો
A casa antiga જૂનું ઘર
O meu avô era de Diu મારા દાદા દીવના હતા
Eu tenho passaporte português મારી પાસે પોર્ટુગીઝ પાસપોર્ટ છે
A minha família mora em Lisboa મારો પરિવાર લિસ્બનમાં રહે છે
Sou do Gujarate હું ગુજરાતનો છું
Qual é o prato típico? ખાસ વાનગી કઈ છે?

Business and Trade

Portuguese Gujarati
Eu importo produtos હું માલ આયાત કરું છું
Qual é o preço? ભાવ શું છે?
Pode fazer um desconto? થોડું ઓછું કરશો?
Quero fazer uma encomenda મારે ઓર્ડર આપવો છે
Quando chega a mercadoria? માલ ક્યારે આવશે?
Como posso pagar? હું ચુકવણી કેવી રીતે કરી શકું?
Preciso de uma fatura મારે બિલ જોઈએ છે
A qualidade é boa? ગુણવત્તા સારી છે?
O contrato કરાર
A fábrica ફેક્ટરી

About Portuguese to Gujarati Translation

Portuguese to Gujarati translation has a real historical basis. Portuguese ruled Diu and Daman on the Gujarat coast from the 1500s until 1961, so older families there still speak or understand Portuguese, and many hold Portuguese passports, with relatives in Lisbon, Mozambique and the United Kingdom. Portuguese, spoken by about 260 million people, uses the Latin alphabet with accents like ã and ç, while Gujarati, spoken by about 60 million people, has its own script written left to right with no top line. Gujarati business families trade with Brazil, Angola and Mozambique, and students learn Portuguese for work. Gujarati even borrowed words such as ચાવી (chaavi, key) and બટાટા (bataata, potato) from Portuguese. Gujarati output includes simple romanization.

Portuguese

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

Gujarati

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do Gujarati and Portuguese share some words?
Portuguese traders were on the Gujarat coast for centuries. Gujarati words like ચાવી (chaavi, from chave, key), બટાટા (bataata, from batata, potato) and પાદરી (paadri, from padre, priest) come from Portuguese.
Does Gujarati script have a top line like Hindi?
No. Gujarati is closely related to Devanagari but drops the horizontal top line (shirorekha), so letters look rounder, for example ગુજરાતી. Portuguese, by contrast, uses Latin letters.
How do I pronounce nasal sounds in Portuguese?
Portuguese has nasal vowels shown with a tilde, for example "não" (nowng) and "pão" (powng). Gujarati has nasal sounds too, written with a dot (anusvar) as in હું (hoon), so Gujarati speakers can copy them easily.
Is Portuguese from Brazil different from European Portuguese?
Yes, in accent and some words. Brazil says "você" and "ônibus", while Portugal often uses "tu" and "autocarro". This page uses neutral, polite Portuguese that is understood in Portugal, Brazil and Africa.
Which form of "you" is used?
The polite "o senhor" or "a senhora" and "Como está?" are used for formal speech. Gujarati uses તમે (tame) and the more formal આપ (aap). The tool uses polite Gujarati, not the casual તું (tu).
Is Portuguese to Gujarati translation free?
Yes, it is free, needs no signup and works in any phone or desktop browser.

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