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Brazilian

Pronunciation: [brəˈzɪliən]

Word

Learn how to use Brazilian in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “nationality”

(adjective) This word describes something that comes from Brazil, like a person or something related to the country. If someone is Brazilian, it means they are from Brazil.

Example

Maria is Brazilian, and she loves to share her culture with her friends.

Example

Kevin is not Brazilian; he is from Argentina.

Example

Is Ricardo Brazilian or from another country?

Context: “person”

(noun) A Brazilian is a person who is from Brazil. This can refer to anyone living there or people of Brazilian nationality living elsewhere.

Example

The Brazilian at the party told us all about the beautiful beaches in her country.

Example

Not every person in the room is a Brazilian; some are from Italy.

Example

How many Brazilians are in your class?

Context: “cultural”

(noun) Brazilian can also describe things that are typical or popular in Brazil, like food, music, or dance. For example, a Brazilian dish is a type of food you eat in Brazil.

Example

They served a delicious Brazilian meal at the festival last week.

Example

That isn't a Brazilian dance; it's from another country.

Example

What is your favorite Brazilian food?

How to pronounce Brazilian

Pronunciation: [brəˈzɪliən]

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