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"Internet" in Portuguese: internet

a internet

Say it: een-tehr-NEH-cheefeminine · a internetnoun/in.teʁ.ˈnet/

Internet in Portuguese is a internet. Ask A internet está caindo? when the connection drops, and senha da internet for the Wi-Fi password.

Café laptop session

A internet aqui está lenta demais.
The internet here is way too slow.
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How to pronounce internet

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een-tehr-NEH-chee

/in.teʁ.ˈnet/

een-tehr-NEH-chee

"Internet" in Portuguese: quick reference

PortugueseEnglish
a internetthe internet

Default noun.

senha da internetWi-Fi password

Cafés and hotels.

cair a internetfor the internet to go down

Connection complaint.

sem internetwithout internet

Offline status.

How to use internet in real life

  1. 1Café laptop session

    A internet aqui está lenta demais.

    The internet here is way too slow.

    Complaint.

  2. 2Hotel desk

    Qual é a senha da internet do quarto?

    What's the room's internet password?

    Wi-Fi ask.

  3. 3Storm night

    Ficamos sem internet a noite inteira.

    We were without internet all night.

    Outage.

Mistakes English speakers make with internet

Incorrect: O internet caiu.

Correct: A internet caiu.

Internet is feminine in Portuguese: a internet.

Incorrect: Me passa o wifi password only in English.

Correct: Me passa a senha da internet.

Use senha da internet for Wi-Fi password talk.

Good to know

Brazilians treat a internet as feminine and talk about Wi-Fi as senha da internet more than senha do Wi-Fi. When it drops, a internet caiu is the national sigh.

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  1. ChatPal

    A internet voltou?

    Is the internet back?

  2. You

    Voltou. A internet estava oscilando.

    It's back. The internet was fluctuating.

  3. ChatPal

    Se a internet cair de novo, a gente usa o 4G.

    If the internet drops again, we'll use 4G.

  4. You

    Combinado.

    Deal.

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"Internet" in other languages

FAQ

Common questions about "Internet" in Portuguese

Gender?

Feminine—a internet.

Wi-Fi password?

Senha da internet / senha do Wi-Fi.

Internet is down?

A internet caiu.

Pronunciation?

Close to English, often een-tehr-NEH-chee in Brazil.

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