Portuguese Language Basics Quiz

'Boa Noite' is the correct Portuguese phrase for 'Good night'. In Portuguese, 'Boa' is the feminine form of 'good' and 'Noite' means 'night'. 'Bom Noite' is incorrect because 'Bom' is masculine, 'Bem Noite' is grammatically wrong, and 'Bueno Noche' is Spanish.

'Tudo bem' is the correct Portuguese phrase for 'All is well' or 'Everything is fine'. 'Tudo' means 'everything/all' and 'bem' means 'well/good'. 'Muito bem' means 'very well', 'Bem Vindo' means 'welcome', and 'Por Favor' means 'please'.

'Até logo' is the correct Portuguese phrase for 'see you soon'. It literally means 'until soon' and is commonly used as a casual farewell. 'Até amanhã' means 'until tomorrow', 'até depois' means 'until later', and 'chau' ( spelled 'tchau' in Portuguese) means simply 'bye'.

All three options are valid Portuguese words for 'goodbye': 'tchau' is the common informal borrowing from Italian 'ciao', 'xau' is an alternative spelling of the same word, and 'adeus' is the more formal Portuguese word for 'farewell'. Therefore 'all of the above' is correct.

'Fala portugues?' is the correct Portuguese way to ask 'Do you speak Portuguese?'. 'Fala' comes from the verb 'falar' (to speak). The other options use Spanish ('habla'), a different verb ('comprende' is Spanish for understand), or an infinitive form ('apprendir' is misspelled).

'Prazer' is the correct Portuguese response when meeting someone, meaning 'pleasure' as in 'it's a pleasure'. 'Obrigado' means 'thank you', and 'Por Favor' means 'please'. The correct phrase when introduced to someone is 'Muito prazer' or simply 'Prazer'.

'Feliz Aniversario' is the correct Portuguese phrase for 'Happy Birthday'. 'Feliz' means 'happy' and 'Aniversario' means 'birthday'. 'Feliz Ano' would mean 'Happy Year' (incomplete), and 'Feliz Natal' means 'Merry Christmas'.

'Sou indiano' is the correct Portuguese phrase for 'I'm Indian'. 'Sou' is the first-person singular form of 'ser' (to be) meaning 'I am'. 'Seu indiano' means 'your Indian' (possessive), and 'Soy indiano' uses the Spanish verb 'ser'. The Portuguese first-person form must be 'sou'.