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Brazilian Portuguese conjugation

Brazilian Portuguese verb conjugator

Type any Portuguese verb to see every form of it, set out the way Brazilians use it. Você and a gente sit in the table as ordinary persons, sharing the ele form. Tu is there but marked as regional, and vós, which you'll only meet in old books and the Bible, is set apart at the bottom. The tenses come in the order you'll need them: the present and the two pasts, then the future Brazilians actually say, vou fazer, and the continuous, estou fazendo, before the subjunctive and the tenses mostly found in writing. Where speech differs from writing, the page says so: tô and tá for estou and está. Every form is generated from the rules of the language and checked against Wiktionary, and the most searched verbs come with notes on how they are really used.

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Popular verbs

  • ir — to go
  • ser — to be (identity, origin, time)
  • ter — to have; to have to (ter que)
  • estar — to be (states, location); to be doing (with -ndo)
  • fazer — to do; to make
  • haver — there is, there are (há); to have (literary)
  • vir — to come
  • ver — to see; to watch
  • dizer — to say; to tell
  • pôr — to put; to place
  • sair — to leave; to go out
  • dar — to give
  • ler — to read
  • poder — can; to be able to; may
  • saber — to know (facts); to know how to
  • trazer — to bring
  • falar — to speak; to talk; to say
  • ouvir — to hear; to listen
  • pedir — to ask for; to order
  • conhecer — to know (people, places); to meet

Common verbs