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Portuguese Translator

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DeepL outputs Brazilian Portuguese by default — the variant spoken by 210 million people, with correct gerund usage and natural sentence rhythm.

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Natural-sounding Portuguese (Brazil) translations — not word-by-word output.

Startup pitch (from English)

ENGLISH

Our platform reduces customer onboarding time by 60% using AI-driven document verification. We've processed over 2 million identities across Latin America with 99.7% accuracy.

PORTUGUESE

Nossa plataforma reduz o tempo de integração do cliente em 60% usando verificação de documentos baseada em IA. Já processamos mais de 2 milhões de identidades na América Latina com 99,7% de precisão.

Fitness post (from Spanish)

SPANISH

Después de tres meses de entrenamiento constante, por fin logré hacer 10 dominadas seguidas. La clave fue la consistencia y el descanso adecuado entre sesiones.

PORTUGUESE

Depois de três meses de treino constante, finalmente consegui fazer 10 barras seguidas. A chave foi a consistência e o descanso adequado entre as sessões.

Tech article (from English)

ENGLISH

The latest update introduces server-side rendering for improved performance and SEO. Migration from the previous version requires updating the configuration file and running the database migration script.

PORTUGUESE

A atualização mais recente introduz renderização no lado do servidor para melhorar o desempenho e o SEO. A migração da versão anterior requer a atualização do arquivo de configuração e a execução do script de migração do banco de dados.

Translation tips

Brazilian vs. European Portuguese — real differences

Brazilian Portuguese differs from European Portuguese more than American differs from British English. Different pronouns (você vs tu), gerund usage (estou fazendo vs estou a fazer), and thousands of vocabulary differences (ônibus vs autocarro). DeepL outputs Brazilian Portuguese (PT-BR).

Gerund is standard in Brazil

Brazilian Portuguese uses gerunds naturally: 'Estou trabalhando' (I'm working). European Portuguese uses 'a + infinitive' instead: 'Estou a trabalhar.' The gerund form is what Brazilians expect — using the European construction sounds foreign in Brazil.

Accent marks indicate stress and openness

Portuguese accent marks are mandatory and meaningful: 'avó' (grandmother, open o) vs 'avô' (grandfather, closed o), 'é' (is) vs 'e' (and). The circumflex (^) and acute (´) accents indicate vowel quality, not just stress. DeepL places them all correctly.

Personal infinitive — unique to Portuguese

Portuguese is one of the only languages with a personal infinitive — an infinitive form that conjugates for person: 'para eu fazer' (for me to do), 'para eles fazerem' (for them to do). This structure doesn't exist in Spanish or English, making it a key quality marker.

Did you know? Portuguese is the most spoken language in the Southern Hemisphere — Brazil alone has 210 million speakers, making it larger than all other Portuguese-speaking countries combined by a factor of 10.

How to use it

01

Paste your text above — source language is auto-detected.

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Target is pre-set to Portuguese (Brazil). Click Translate.

03

Copy the result — Brazilian gerund forms and accents are handled.

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