The 100 Most Common Portuguese Words

the (masculine)

of / from

the (feminine)

and

that / which / what

of the (de + o)

of the (de + a)

in / on / at

a / one (masculine)

for / to

with

no / not

a / one (feminine)

the (masculine plural)

in the (em + o)

if / oneself

in the (em + a)

for / by / through

more

the (feminine plural)

of the (de + os)

how / like / as

but

to the (a + o)

he

of the (de + as)

to the (a + a)

your / his (masculine)

your / her (feminine)

or

when

very / a lot

us / in the (em + os)

already / now

I

also / too

only / just

by / through the (por + o)

by / through the (por + a)

until / even

that

she

between / among

after / later

without

same / even

to the (a + os)

your / his / her (plural)

who

in the (em + as)

me

that (masculine)

they (masculine)

you

that (feminine)

in a (em + um)

nor / not even

your / her (feminine plural)

my (masculine)

at the (a + as, time)

my (feminine)

in a (em + uma)

by / through the (por + os)

they (feminine)

which / what

we

to him / to her

their / theirs (masc.)

those (feminine)

those (masculine)

by / through the (por + as)

this (masculine)

his / its

you (informal, regional)

you (object, informal)

you all

you all (object, formal)

to them

my (masc. plural)

my (fem. plural)

your (informal, masc.)

your (informal, fem.)

your (informal, masc. pl.)

your (informal, fem. pl.)

our (masculine)

our (feminine)

our (masc. plural)

our (fem. plural)

her / hers

their / theirs (fem.)

this (feminine)

these (masculine)

these (feminine)

that (masc., over there)

that (fem., over there)

that (neutral, over there)

to be (permanent traits)

to be (temporary state)

to have

to do / to make