Basic Italian Course

Pronunciation tips
The pronunciation in Italian is often the same as in Portuguese, just a bit more emphatic, and that's where
a little prior knowledge of the language is required.
To acquire this skill, it would be interesting to watch programs or news broadcasts on subscription TV,
talking with older Italian relatives, or even listening to very popular Italian songs nowadays.
Well, overall, here are some tips:
ci,ce are pronounced as 'tchi', 'tche'. For example: cipola, cinese
gli, gle: are pronounced as 'lhi', 'lhe'. For example: aglio, figlio
gn is pronounced with 'nh'. For example: lasagna, Spanish.
chi, che: are pronounced as "qui", "que". For example: chiuso, qualche
z:é pronounced as 'ts'. For example: manzo, polizia
sc is pronounced as 'ch'. For example: conoscenza, piscina.

Greeting
Hello - Hello / goodbye Very well
Good morning Not bad
Buon pomeriggio- Boa tarde Cattivo(a)- mau, ruim
Good evening - Good night (when arriving) So so - more or less
Good night - Good night (when leaving) Happy birthday!
Arrivederci- Tchau Pleasure!
See you tomorrow Very pleased!
Buona giornata- Boa jornada Nice to meet you!
Goodbye I was very pleased to meet you.
Welcome - Welcome Nice to meet you!
How are you? Nice to meet you
How are you? to meet you!
Well- good

Numbers and hours

Cardinais: Ordinais:
0 zero 40 forty fortieth, quadragesimal
1 one first 50 fifty fiftieth, fiftieth
2 seconds 60 sixty sixtieth, sixty
3 three third 70 seventy seventieth
4 four quarter 80 ottanta ottantesimo
5 five fifth 90 ninety ninetieth
6 sixth 100 hundred cent
7 seven seventh 101 first hundred one
8 eight eighth 102 centodue centesimosecondo
9 ninth ninth 200 two hundred two hundredth
10 tenth 300 three hundred three hundredth
11 eleven eleventh, eleventh 400 four hundred four hundredth
12 twelve twelfth, duodecimal 500 five hundred five hundredth
13 tredici tredicesimo, decimoterzo 600 six hundred six hundredth
14 quattordici quattordicesimo, decimoquarto 700 seven hundred seven hundredth
15 fifteen fifteenth, fifteenth 800 eight hundred eight hundredth
16 sixteen sixteenth, sixteenth 900 nine hundred nine hundredth
17 seventeen seventeenth, seventeenth one thousand thousandth
18 diciotto diciottesimo, dicimottavo 1001 one thousand and one thousandth first
19 nineteen nineteenth, nineteenth 2000 two thousand two thousandth
20 twenty twentieth 100,000 one hundred thousand one hundred thousandth

21 ventuno ventunesimo, ventesimoprimo 1,000,000 one million one millionth

22 twenty-two twenty-second, twentieth-second 1998
30 trenta trentesimo, trigesimo

What time is it?

8:00 AM - It is eight o'clock
4:45 h - It is a quarter to five / It is four forty-five
5:00 AM - It is five o'clock
5:15 h - It is a quarter past five / It is five fifteen
12:00 h - It's noon / It's twelve o'clock
12:15 PM - It is a quarter past noon / It is twelve fifteen
12:30 PM - It's half past noon / It's twelve thirty
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21:40 h - It is twenty to twenty-two / It is twenty-one and forty
12:00 AM - It's midnight / It's twenty-four
00:05 - It's five past midnight / It's zero five

Basic Expressions
Thank you - thank you
Grazie mille- muito obrigado
You're welcome - no problem

Non capisco -Não entendo

How do you say this in Italian?
Do you speak: English/German/French/Spanish?
Excuse me
What is wrong with this sentence?
How is it written?
Is it right? - Do you agree?
Really?
Why?
I'm sorry! - Forgive me!
I am late
Where is it located...?
train station
subway station
Bus Station
Airport
How much does the ticket cost?
A ticket to Milan, please.
Where do you live?
Do you need help?
Are we going to the nightclub tonight?
Can I offer you a ride?
Do you want a coffee?
Thank you, but it will be for another time.
Do you accept credit cards?
What's wrong?
You're right!
That person doesn't seem very nice to me.
Alright! -I agree.

Prepositions
On this page you will find not only prepositions but also articles and pronouns that will aid writing.
of short texts, or even their translation.
a:
- movimento: andare a / ir a
- permanência: sto a casa / vou ficar em casa ; abito a Milano / moro em Milão
- introduz o objeto direto: dico a / digo a
{"contrações e combinações":"contractions and combinations","al":"to the","ao":"to the","allo":"to the","alla":"to the","à":"to the","agli":"to the","aos":"to the","alle":"to the","às":"to the"}

from:
- procedência: vengo da casa / venho de casa
- movement: I come to you / I go to your house; they go to Anna / they go to Anna's house
stay: the rest of the voi / I stay at your house or with you
one
Indefinite article used before masculine words that start with a vowel,
for example: a man, an invitation. Before consonants that are not followed by z,
for example: a book, a fact, etc
one
Indefinite article used before impure s, that is, the letter s with other consonants, and before z, gn, pn, ps,
sc e x, for example: a Spaniard, a zero, a gnome, a tire, a psychologist, a fool, a
xylophone, etc
one:
Indefinite feminine article apostrophized before vowels, for example; un'amica, un'unica, etc.

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of:
- Preposition that means 'of', which when used before a vowel is apostrophized, for example d'inverno. And with the
artigo definido se contrai, por exemplo: della.
il:
Definite singular masculine article, used before masculine words that start with a consonant.
as an example: the book, the father. Except for the impure s (s with another consonant) and the z, which require the
the, for example: the Spanish, the uncle, the sugar, etc...
lo:
Definite singular masculine article used before masculine words that begin with gn, x, sc, pn,
(the gnome, the tire, the psychologist, the fool, the xylophone). The words that start with a vowel also
they demand it, but with the apostrophe, for example: lo agnello - l'agnello.
the
- Singular feminine definite article, used before feminine words, that 'lose' the final vowel in front of
nouns starting with vowels: the eagle - the eagle, the evolution - the evolution, etc

Dialogue
Three people meet on the street, being that Giacomo: He lives at Piazza San Marco 16.
Francesca and Giovana are together: But he says, where are you going?
Francesca: But look who we have here! It's Giacomo, a We are going to the cinema.
friend and university companion. Francesca: Mama mia! We're late! Let's go
Giacomo: Hi Francesca! How are you? Giovana!
Francesca: Not bad, thank you. And you? Giacomo: Okay, but wait a little! I want the
Very good. Giovana's phone number, please!
Francesca: I introduce you to my colleague Giovana. Two, four, eight, six, five, nine,
Giacomo: Nice to meet you! seven.
Giovana: Very pleased! So, goodbye!
Francesca: What are you doing now? Francesca: Hello!
I'm going to Paolo. Giacomo: Hello!
Francesca: Where does Paolo live?

Verb/Verbs
In order not to prolong the explanation too much, I decided to create small sets of verbs.
conjugated in all persons. If you have any questions, just contact us by email.
The verb tenses in Italian have their counterparts in Portuguese:
- Infinitivo - Infinito
Gerund - Gerund
- Particípio - Participio

- Indicative: - Indicative:
present present
imperfect tense
perfect past
past perfect
future of the present simple future
Conditional
future of the past - present
- Subjuntivo: -Congiuntivo:
present - present
imperfect past
futuro ( não existe )
Imperative - Imperative:
affirmative - affirmative
negative - negative

TO BE (ser, estar)
Infinite Being
Being
Participated
Indicative:

Presente Imperfetto Passato remoto Futuro semplice

I am I was I was I will be
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you are you were you were you will be
he is he was he was he will be
we are we were we were we will be
you are you were you were you will be
["they are","they were","they were","they will be"]

Conditional: Subjunctive:
Present Present Imperfect Imperative:
I would be, I am, I were
you would be you are you were be you
he would be he whether he were or she
we would be we are we were we are we
you would be you are you were you are you
they would be they are they were they are they
Imperative:
be you
her
it's us
be you
let them be

TO HAVE
To have infinity
gerund having
Participate
Indicative:
Presente Imperfetto Passato remoto Futuro semplice
["I have","I had","I had","I will have"]
["you are","you had","you had","you will have"]
he has he had he had he will have
we have we had we had we had
you have you had you would have you will have
they have they had they had they will have

Condizionale: Congiuntivo: Imperativo:

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Present Present Imperfect: have you
io avrei io abbia io avessi abbia lei
you would have you had you had we have we
he would have he has he had you have
we would have we have we had they have
["you would have","you may have","you had"]
they would have they have they had

First conjugation: TO LOVE ( love )

Infinite love
Loving
Participioamato
Indicative:
Presente Imperfetto Passato remoto Futuro semplice
["I love","I loved","I loved","I will love"]
["I loved you","you loved you","you loved you","you will love"]
he loves he loved he loved he will love
["we love","we loved","we loved","we will love"]
voi amate voi amavate voi amaste voi amerete
["they love","they loved","they loved","they will love"]
Condizionale: Congiuntivo: Imperativo:
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Present Present yourself
I would love you, you love her
you love you love we love
he would love he loves you all
we would love we love amino
you would love you would be loved
they would love them they love

Second conjugation: TO FEAR (temer)

Infinitotemere
Gerundium
Participatory
Indicative:
Presente Imperfetto Passato remoto Futuro semplice
io temo io temevo io temei (temetti) io temerò
{"tu temi":"you fear","tu temevi":"you feared","tu temesti":"you feared","tu temerai":"you will fear"}

lui teme lui temeva lui temè (temette) lui temerà

we fear we feared we feared we will fear
["you are afraid","you were afraid","you feared","you will be afraid"]
loro temono loro temevano loro temerono (temettero) loro temeranno
Condizionale: Congiuntivo:
Presente Presente Imperfetto Imperativo
I would fear I fear I feared
you would fear you fear you would fear fears you
he would fear he fears he feared fear she
we would fear we fear we feared we fear we
you would fear you feared you fear fear you
they would fear they fear they feared that they fear

Third conjugation: TO HEAR

Infinity
I understand gerunds
Participles
Indicative:
Presente Imperfetto Passato remoto Futuro semplice
io sento io sentivo io sentii io sentirò
tu senti tu sentivi tu sentisti tu sentirai
["he feels","he was feeling","he felt","he will feel"]
["we hear","we were hearing","we heard","we will hear"]
["you feel","you used to feel","you felt","you will feel"]
["they feel","they were feeling","they felt","they will feel"]
Condizionale: Congiuntivo:
Present Present Imperfect
I would feel I feel I felt
["you would feel","you feel","you felt"]
["he would feel","he feels","he felt"]
["we would feel","we feel","we felt"]
you would hear you heard you heard
loro sentirebbo loro sentano loro sentissero

The foods/Glialiments (LHI foods)

Water domestic
Aguardente - Acquavite - (Akuavite) Olive oil
Cane brandy - Cane aquavit - (Aqua vitae of Olive - Olive - (Olive)
kanna Codfish - Baccalà - (Bakalá)
Artichoke Potato - Potato - (Potato)
Alcaparras - Capperi - (Kápperi) Bolacha - Biscotto - (Biskoto)
Lettuce - Lattga - (Latuga) Cake - Cake - (Cake)
Arroz - Riso - (Riso) Coffee - Cafe - (Kafé)
Sugar - Zucchero - (Tzúkero) Caldo - Brodo - (Bródo)
Domestic birds - Domestic birds - (Utcheli Meat - Meat - (Meat)
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Roast meat - Roasted meat - (Roasted meat) Marmalade - Quince paste - (Quince jelly)
Stewed meat - Braised meat (stew) - (Meat in Honey - Honey - (Honey)
wet - Spetsatino Melon - Melon - (Melon)
Pork Mussel - Cozze - (Kotse)
Beef - Ox meat - (Ox meat) Miolos - Midollo - (Midolo)
Minced meat - Ground meat - (Ground meat) Sauce - Salsa - Sauce - (Salsa-sauce)
Sheep - Montone - (Montone) Mustard - Mustard - (Mustard)
Castanha - Castagna - (Kastanha) Nabo - Rappa - (Rapa)
Cebola - Cipolla - (Tchipola) Sorvete - Gelato (sorbetto) - (Djelato/sorbetto)
Carrot Omelette - Frittata - (Frittata)
Beer - Beer - (Beer) Oyster - Oyster - (Oyster)
White beer - Light beer - (Clear beer) Egg - Egg - (Egg)
Black beer - Dark beer - (Dark beer) Ovos - Uovo - (Uova)
Tea - Tea - (Tea) Soft-boiled eggs
Chocolate - Cioccolato - ( Tchocolato) Poached eggs - Poached eggs (poached eggs)
Quail Poached eggs
Coelho - Rabbit - (Konilho) Bread
Mushrooms - Funghi - (Fungui) Pastel - Pastiche - (Pastitcho)
Compota - Marmellata - (Marmelata) Pastry shop - Pastry shop - (Pastry shop)
Preserve - Preserve - (Preserve) Duck - Duck - (Duck)
Cutlet Turkey - Tacchino - (Takkino)
Lamb chop Fish - Fish - (Fish)
of lamb) Fried fish
Couve - Cavolo - (Kávolo) Pepino - Cetriolo - (Tchetriolo)
Couve-flor - Cavolfiore - (Kavolfiore) Partridge - Pernice - (Pernitche)
Stewed - Boiled - (Boiled) Mail leg - Cascia of lamb - (Kocha of longing)
Cream - Cream - (Cream) Pombo - Piccione, colombo - (Pitchone, colombo)
Sweets - Dolci - (Doltchi) Queijo - Formaggio - (Formádjo)
Pea - Peas - (Pizeli) Rábano - Rombo - (Rombo)
Aspargo - Asparagi - (Aspáradji) Rins - Rognoni - (Ronhoni)
Espinafres - Spinaci - (Spinátchi) Salada - Insalatta - (Insalata)
Pheasant - Pheasant - (Pheasant) Salmon
Fígado - Fegato - (Fégato) Sardinha - Sardina - (Sardina)
Frango - Pollo - (Polo) Sobresema - Dessert (Frutta o dolce) - Dessert (fruta ou
Jelly - Fruit gelatin - marmalade - (Gelatin of doltche
fruit/jam Soup - Meat broth or soup - (Broth or soup)
Lagosta - Aragosta - (Aragosta) of doing
Hare - Hare - (Hare) Tomate - Pomodoro - (Pomodoro)
Leitão - Porcellino da latte - (lattonzolo) - (Portchelino Bacon - Pancetta - (Pancetta)
from milk / only milk Trufa - Tartufa - (Tartufo)
Legumes Vinegar - Acetum - (Atcheto)
Leite - Latte - (Late) Wine - Wine - (Wine)
Lentilhas - Lenticchie - (Lentíkkie) White wine - White wine - (White wine)
Language - Tongue - (Tongue) Red wine - Red wine - (Red wine)
Lamb tongue - Lamb tongue - (Lamb tongue Port Wine - Porto Wine - Porto Wine
monotone Veal - Veal - (Veal)
Butter - Donkey - (Donkey) Xarope - Sciroppo - (Chiroppo)

Home/The House (THE HOUSE)

Wine Cellar - Tavern - (Tavern) Kitchen - Cucina - (Kutchina)
Walk - Piano - (Piano) Step - Stair - (Stair)
Library - Library - (Library) Despensa - Dispensa - (Dispensa)
Doorbell Escada - Scala - (Scale)
Tube - Tube - (Tube) Office - Studio (desk) - (Studio/desk)
House - House - (Kasa) Esteira - Stuoia - (Stuôia)
Stable Fechadura - Serratura - (Serratura)
Barn - Granary - (Granary) Window
Chimney - Path - (Kámino) Threshold - Doorstep - (Solha)
Key Wall - Parette - (Wall)
Latch bolt - Latch (deadbolt) Pátio - Cortile - (Kortile)
(Kiavistelo/catenatcho) Door - Door - (Door)
Corredor - Corridoio - (Korridoio) Bathroom - Bathroom (bath) - (Bathroom
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bath Attic
Quarto de dormir - Camera da letto - (Kamera da leto) Ceiling - (Soffit)
Dressing room - Vestibule - (Vestibule) Tile - Tile - (Tile)
Rooms - Rooms - (Rooms) Telhado - Tetto - (Teto)
Room - Room-room - (Room-room) Lock - Bar - (Bar)
Dining room - Dining room - (Dining room) Veranda
Floor - Pavement - (Pavement)
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The division of time

Year - Year - (Year) Minute - Minute - (Minute)
Aurora - Aurora - (Aurora) Moment - Moment - (Moment)
Twilight Night
Day - Day - (Djorno) Quarter of an hour
Season Fifteen days
Hour - Time - (Time) Week
Midnight - Midnight - (Medzanote) Semester - Semester - (Semetre)
Noon - Midday - (Medzodjorno) Time - Time - (Time)
Month - Month - (Month) Quarter - Quarter - (Quarter)

The city
Customs - Customs - (Customs) Reading room - Reading room - (Reading room)
Arc - Arc - (Arc) Hospital - Ospedale - (Ospedale)
Avenue - Viale - (Viale) Church - Church - (Church)
Neighborhood - Quarter - (Quarter) Public garden
Banco - Banca - (Banca) Store - Shop - (Shòp)
Bag - Stock Exchange - (Stock Exchange) Market - Market - (Market)
Pier - Dock - (Dock) Museum
Pavement - Slab - (Slab) Opera
Municipal chamber - Municipality - (Municipality- Palace
Commune Parapet - Parapet - (Parapet)
House - House - (House) Passage
Cemetery Sidewalk - Marciapiede - (Martchapiede)
Circus - Circus - (Tchirco) Ponte - Ponte - (Ponte)
School - College - (Coledjo) Gate - Gate - (Gate)
Mail - Postal - (Postal) Square - Piazza - (Piatsa)
Building - Building - (Building) Restaurant - Restaurant - (Restaurant)
School Street - Way-Road - (Way/Road)
Police squad - Police station - police station of Suburb - Suburb - (Suburb)
public safety Tavern - Osteria - tavern - (Osteria/tavern)
(Police Station/Public Security Commissariat) Theater - Theater - (Theater)
Source - Fountain - (Fountain) University - University - (University)

The person
Ama - Mistress-nurse-nanny - (Mistress/nurse/nanny) Hóspede - Ospite - (Óspite)
I love - Master - (Master) Wife - Bride-wife - (Bride/wife)
Anão - Nano - (Nano) Husband - Little Husband - (Little Husband)

Created - Maid - Housekeeper Youth

(Waitress/maid) Woman - Donna - (Dona)
Created - Waiter - domestic - (Waiter/domestic) Orphan - Orphan - (Orphan)
Criança - Bambino - fanciullo - (Bambino/Fantchulo) Boy - Boy - (Boy)
Daughter Old age - Vechiaia - (Vekiáia)
Giant - Giant - (Djigante) Widow
Herdeira - Erede - (Erede) Widower - Widower - (Widower)
Herdeiro - Erede - (Erede) Neighbor - Nearby - (Vitchino)
Man - Man - (Man)

The Human Body

Artery - Arteria - (Arteria) Beard - Beard - (Beard)
Articulation Barriga - Ventre - (Ventre)
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Calf - Calf - (Calf) Nariz - Naso - (Naso)
Mustaches - Moustaches - (Moustache) Nerve - Nerve - (Nerve)
Mouth - Mouth - (Mouth) Eye - Eye - (Óquio)
Arm Shoulder - Shoulder - (Shoulder)
Cabeça - Testa - (Testa) Ear - Ear - (Orêquia)
Heel - Calcaneus - (Kalkanho) Bone - Bone - (Bone)
Meat - Meat - (Meat) Palate - Palate - (Palate)
Cérebro - Cervello - (Tchervelo) Eyelid - Eyelid - (Eyelid)
Heart Foot - Foot - (Foot)
Costas - Spalle - (Spale) Chest - Chest - (Chest)
Chop - Ribs - (Ribs) Pele - Pelle - (Pele)
Cotovelo - Gomito - (Gômito) Leg - Leg - (Leg)
Finger - Finger - (Finger) Neck - Neck - (Kolo)
Toe Eyelashes - Eyelashes - (Tchília)
Thumb - Thumb - (Thumb) Lungs - Lungs - (Lungs)
Skeleton Pulse - Wrist - (Wrist)
Stomach - Stomaco - (Stômaco) Pupil - Pupil - (Pupil)
Face - Guancia - (Guantcha) Palm of the hand
Fígado - fegato - (Fégato) Rins - Reni - (Reni)
Garganta - Gola - (Gola) Face - Face - (Face)
Gengivas - Gengive - (Djendjive) Blood - Blood - (Blood)
Ilharga - Side-hip - (Fianko-anca) Seio - Breast - (Breast)
Joelho - Gnocchio - (Djinôkio) Eyebrow
Lip - Labrum - (Labrum) Test - Front - (Front)
Language - Language - (Language) Nail
Mão - Mano - (Mano) Vein - Vein - (Vein)
Medulla - Midollo - (Midolo) Sales - Narici - (Naritchi)
Member - Member - (Member) Belly - Belly - (Belly)
Muscle - Muscle - (Muscle)

Furniture/Real Estate (I MOBILI)

Lamp shade - Lampshade - lamp shade - (Lampshade/lamp shade) Sheets
Almofada - Cuscino - (Cuchino) Mesa - Tavola - (Távola)
Sideboard - Credenza - (Credenza) Dad - Spade - (Spade)
Cabinet - Wardrobe - (Wardrobe) Piano - Pianoforte - (Pianoforte)
Chair - Chair - (Chaire) Armchair - Armchair - (Armchair)
Bed - Bed - (Bed) Quadro - Quadro - (Kuadro)
Candeeiro - Lampada - (Lámpada) Watch - Clock - (Orolodjo)
Cover - Blanket - (Envelope) Escrivana - Scrivania - (Scrivania)
Mattress Sofa
Cômoda - Comò - (Comó) Carpet
Curtain - Tent - (Tent) Towel - Tablecloth - (Towel)
Mirror - Mirror - (Mirror) Toalha de rosto - Asciugamano - (Achugamano)
Sink - Washbasin - (Washbasin) Travesseiro - Capezzale - (Capetsale)
Leto - Bed - (Leto)

The fruits/The fruits

Ameixa - Prugna - susina - (Prunha - susina) Lemon - Lemon - (Lemon)
Amêndoa - Mandorla - (Mándorla) Apple - Honey - (Honey)
Pineapple - Pineapple - (Pineapple) Marmelo - Mela cotogna; - (Mela kotonha)
Hazelnut - Hazelnut - (Notchola) Strawberry - Strawberry - (Strawberry)
Chestnut Noz - Noce - (Notche)
Cereja - Ciliegia - (Tchiliedja) Peach - Fishing - (Peska)
Figo - Fig - (Fick) Pear; - Pear; - (Pear)
Raspberry - Raspberry - (Raspberry) Pomegranate - Pomegranate - (Pomegranate)
Orange - Orange - (Arantxa) Grape - Grape - (Grape)

Asprofissões/Leprofessioni(LÊ PROFESSIONI)
Actor - Actor - (Actor) Lawyer - Lawyer - (Lawyer)
Actress Agent - Agent - (Adjunct)
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Land surveyor - Surveyor - (Surveyor) Jeweler
Tailor - Tailor - (Tailor) Journeyman - Laborer - (Bratchante)
Architect - Architect - (Architect) ["Journalist","Journalist","(Journalist)"]
Boatman - Boatman - (Boatman) Judge
Barber Justice of the peace - Conciliation judge - (Djúditche
Banker contchiliatore
Bishop - Bishop - (Bishop) Washer - Lavender - (Lavender)
Hairdresser - Hairdresser - (Hairdresser) Worker - Worker - worker - (Worker -
Currency exchange - Currency exchange - (Currency exchange) worker)
Carpinteiro - Falegname - (Falenhame) Doctor - Doctor - (Médico)
Postman Musician - Musicist - (Musitchist)
Cirurgião - Chirurgo - (Kirurgo) Trader - Merchant - (Komertchante)
Broker - Sensale - (Sensale) Baker - Baker - (Baker)
Seamstress - Sarta - (Sarta) Padre - Sacerdote - prete - (Satcherdote - prete)
Chef Mason - Scalpellino - (Scalpelino)
Created - Waiter - domestic - (Waiter - Fishmonger - Fish vendor - (Fish vendor)
domestic Procurator - Attorney - (Attorney)
Dentist - Dentist - (Dentist) Primary school teacher - Elementary teacher -
Engineer Elementary teacher
Sculptor Professor
Pharmaceutical - Pharmacist - (Pharmatchist) Watchmaker
Florista - Fiorista - (Fiorista) Cobbler
Fruteiro - Fruttivendolo - (Frutivéndolo) Locksmith - Blacksmith - (Blacksmith)
Horticulturist - Horticulturist - (Horticulturist) Dyer - Dyer - (Dyer)
Interpreter - Interpreter - (Interpreter) Translator - Translator - (Translator)
Gardener

Asnations/Nations (THE NATIONS)

Germany - Germania - (Djermánia) Hungary - Hungary - (Hungary)
Austria - Austria - (Austria) England - England - (Inguilterra)
Belgium - Belgium - (Beldjo) Ireland - Ireland - (Ireland)
Denmark - Denmark - (Danimarka) Noruega - Norvegia - (Norvedja)
Spain Polônia - Polonia - (Polónia)
United States of America Portugal - Portogallo - (Portogalo)
United States of America Romênia - Romania - (Romania)
France Suécia - Svezia - (Svétsia)
Great Britain - Great Britain - (Great Britain) Switzerland
Greece - Greece - (Gretcha) Turkey - Turkey - (Turkia)
Holland - Olanda - (olanda)

The degrees of kinship

Goddaughter Parente - Parente - (Parente)
Afilhado - Figlioccio - (Filhotcho) Cousin - (Kudjino)
Avó - Nonna - (Nona) Pupil - Pupil - (Pupil)
Grandfather - Grandpa - (Gramps) Sobrinho, Neto - Nipote - (Nipote)
Bisavó - Bisavola - bisnonna - (Bisávola - bisnona) Mother-in-law
Great-grandfather - Great-grandfather - Great-grandfather - (Great-grandfather - Great-grandfather)
Tio, Tia - Zio, Zia - (Tsio, Tsia)
Compadre - Compare - (Compare) Tutor - Tutore - (Tutore)
Auntie Widower - Widower - (Widower)
Cunhado - Cognato - (Konhato) Widow - Widow - (Widow)
Sister-in-law
Son
Daughter - Daughter; - (Daughter)
Genus - Gender - (Djénero)
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Irmã - Sorella - (Sorela)
Godmother - Godmother; - (Godmother)
Mãe - Madre - (Madre) Layout: Marcos Lula
Husband
Nora - Daughter-in-law - (Daughter-in-law)
Godfather - Godfather - (Godfather)
Pai - Padre - (Padre)
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