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to be (identity or lasting description)
to be (state or location)
to have
to exist; there to be
to do; to make
to go
to come
to return
to arrive
to leave; to go out
to enter
to stay; to become
to pass; to spend time
to walk; to move around
to run
to travel
to take; to carry
to bring
to look for; to collect
to find; to meet
to see
to look
to hear
to listen
to speak
to talk with someone
to say
to tell; to count
to ask a question
to answer
to call; to name
to explain
to understand
to understand; to grasp
to know a fact or how to do something
to know a person or place
to think
to think; to find
to remember
to forget
to learn
to teach
to study
to read
to write
to open
to close
to start
to finish
to continue
to stop
to wait; to hope
to want
to need
to be able to; may
to owe; should
to like
to love
to prefer
to feel
to give
to receive
to ask for; to order
to help
to use
to try
to manage; to obtain
to choose
to decide
to change; to move home
to buy
to sell
to pay
to cost
to spend
to eat
to drink
to cook
to taste; to try on
to sleep
to wake up
to raise; to get up
to sit
to live
to live at a place
to work
to play a game
to play for fun
to sing
to dance
to swim
to wash
to clean
to put clothes on
to hold
to take; to catch
to put; to place
to remove; to take out
to lose
to win; to earn

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One entry per infinitive; conjugations are not counted as additional verbs. Several verbs require prepositions or change meaning with context, which lessons should teach through examples. Original practical selection; text only.

Pack content: CC BY-SA 4.0. Attribution: Assist With Languages and the sources below. Curated or adapted for learners; original sources retain their listed licenses.

  • FrequencyWords: OpenSubtitles 2018 Brazilian Portuguese (CC BY-SA 4.0 (content); MIT (code)). Used as a common-usage reference; original curated selection and concise English glosses. This is not a literal top-500 frequency ranking. Surface-form counts are not proficiency levels.
  • Wiktionary Portuguese entries (CC BY-SA 4.0). Dictionary reference for meanings and base forms. Learner glosses and travel phrases are written for these packs; sense selection and organization are modifications.
  • Wikivoyage Brazilian Portuguese phrasebook (CC BY-SA 4.0). Reference for travel situations and Brazilian usage; concise travel teaching phrases and selection adapted for this collection. No source recordings are included.