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How to say “Good night, sleep well.” in Portuguese
The Portuguese for “Good night, sleep well.”, with audio, grammar notes and the words that go with it.
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Start freeGood night, sleep well.
Boa noite, durma bem.
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Boa noite, durma bem.
Good night, sleep well.
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Portuguese words and phrases that go with it
Learn these next. They are among the most common everyday Portuguese words and sentences.
- My family is big.Minha família é grande.
- Today is a beautiful day.Hoje é um dia lindo.
- See you tomorrow.Até amanhã.
- Thank you very much.Muito obrigado.
- You are welcome.De nada.
- I am sorry.Sinto muito.
- Where can I buy a ticket?Onde posso comprar uma passagem?
- I have a reservation.Eu tenho uma reserva.
- Is there a pharmacy nearby?Há uma farmácia por perto?
- I am allergic to nuts.Sou alérgico a nozes.
- Happy birthday!Feliz aniversário!
- I like to read books.Eu gosto de ler livros.
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“Good night, sleep well.” is one of the everyday sentences in the 4ToSpeak Portuguese guides. Browse every Portuguese word and phrase A–Z or work through the common words in order.
How do you say “Good night, sleep well.” in Portuguese?
“Good night, sleep well.” in Portuguese is “Boa noite, durma bem.”.
What does “Boa noite, durma bem.” mean in English?
“Boa noite, durma bem.” is Portuguese for “Good night, sleep well.”.
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