Portuguese · Food & Drink
"Yogurt" in Portuguese: iogurte
o iogurte
Yogurt in Portuguese is o iogurte. On labels you will also see iogurte natural, grego, and desnatado in every market aisle.
Breakfast
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How to pronounce iogurte
Say it
ee-oh-GOOR-chee
/io.ˈɡuʁ.tʃi/
ee-oh-GOOR-chee
"Yogurt" in Portuguese: quick reference
| Portuguese | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| o iogurte | yogurt Default noun. | Default noun. |
| iogurte natural | plain yogurt Unsweetened. | Unsweetened. |
| iogurte grego | Greek yogurt Thicker style. | Thicker style. |
| iogurte de morango | strawberry yogurt Flavored. | Flavored. |
How to use iogurte in real life
- 1Breakfast
Quero iogurte com granola e mel.
I want yogurt with granola and honey.
Café da manhã classic.
- 2Market aisle
Esse iogurte está sem lactose?
Is this yogurt lactose-free?
Diet check.
- 3Kids snack
Leva um iogurte pra escola.
Take a yogurt to school.
Casual leva.
Mistakes English speakers make with iogurte
Incorrect: Uma iogurte.
Correct: Um iogurte.
Iogurte is masculine.
Incorrect: Yogurt natural (English spelling).
Correct: Iogurte natural.
Portuguese spelling is iogurte.
Good to know
Brazilian breakfasts often pair iogurte with fruit and granola. Brands shout zero lactose and proteína on packaging—useful words when you shop.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Choosing breakfast at a hotel buffet
ChatPal
Tem iogurte grego aí?
Is there Greek yogurt there?
You
Tem. Eu peguei iogurte natural.
Yes. I grabbed plain yogurt.
ChatPal
Me passa o iogurte se sobrar.
Pass me the yogurt if there's any left.
You
Claro—ainda tem bastante.
Sure—there's still plenty.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Yogurt" in Portuguese
How do I say yogurt?
O iogurte.
Plain yogurt?
Iogurte natural.
Gender?
Masculine: um iogurte.
Greek yogurt?
Iogurte grego.
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