European Portuguese forms
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- Search “falámos” in Portuguese and Verbik finds falar — to speak, to talk (preterite, 1st person plural).
- Search “são” in Portuguese and Verbik finds ser — to be (present, irregular).
- Search “fizéssemos” in Portuguese and Verbik finds fazer — to do, to make (imperfect subjunctive, 1st person plural).
- falámosfalar
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- sãoser
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- fizéssemosfazer
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Does Verbik use European Portuguese?+
Yes. Version 1.3 presents European Portuguese conventions, including forms such as nós falámos, and uses the pt-PT speech locale.
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Yes. Every definition, grammatical form, example, and pronunciation is audited against documented sources, and frequency ordering reflects real-world usage.
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Version 1.3 includes 26,756 European Portuguese entries, including 3,981 verbs and 75 common phrases. Dictionary counts can increase in later updates.
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