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"Park" in Portuguese: parque

o parque

Say it: PAR-keemasculine · o parquenoun/ˈpaʁq.ui/

Park in Portuguese is o parque. For a playground you may hear parque infantil. Ir ao parque is a classic weekend plan in Brazilian cities.

Weekend plan

Vamos caminhar no parque depois do almoço?
Shall we walk in the park after lunch?
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How to pronounce parque

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PAR-kee

/ˈpaʁq.ui/

PAR-kee. Final e is like 'ee'.

"Park" in Portuguese: quick reference

PortugueseEnglish
o parquepark

City or public green space.

parque infantilplayground

Kids' play area.

parque nacionalnational park

Nature reserve.

no parquein/at the park

Location phrase.

praçasquare / plaza

Smaller urban green; related.

How to use parque in real life

  1. 1Weekend plan

    Vamos caminhar no parque depois do almoço?

    Shall we walk in the park after lunch?

    No parque for at/in the park.

  2. 2With kids

    As crianças adoram o parque infantil perto de casa.

    The kids love the playground near home.

    Parque infantil = playground.

  3. 3Picnic invite

    Levo uma toalha e a gente senta no parque.

    I'll bring a towel and we'll sit in the park.

    Casual picnic line.

Mistakes English speakers make with parque

Incorrect: A parque.

Correct: O parque.

Parque is masculine.

Incorrect: Vamos ao park.

Correct: Vamos ao parque.

Use parque, not English park.

Good to know

Big-city Brazilians treat parks as living rooms: jogging, chimarrão circles in the South, Sunday family picnics, and street vendors nearby. Parque can also mean an amusement park (parque de diversões), so context usually makes the meaning clear.

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Meeting for a morning run

  1. ChatPal

    A gente se encontra na entrada do parque?

    Shall we meet at the park entrance?

  2. You

    Sim. Quero correr duas voltas no parque.

    Yes. I want to run two loops in the park.

  3. ChatPal

    Depois tomamos café perto do parque.

    Then we can have coffee near the park.

  4. You

    Combinado. O parque fica vazio cedo.

    Deal. The park is empty early.

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FAQ

Common questions about "Park" in Portuguese

Park vs praça?

Parque is usually larger. Praça is a square or small plaza.

How do I say playground?

Parque infantil.

How do I say in the park?

No parque.

Masculine or feminine?

Masculine: o parque.

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