When you're speaking Portuguese, you might want to talk about someone who is humble or modest. That's where "humildade" comes in. It's a noun, and it means humility.
For example, if you want to say someone is humble, you could say "Ele tem muita humildade" (He has a lot of humility). It's a great word to use when you're describing character or actions.
You'll hear "humildade" often in everyday conversation, especially when people are talking about positive personal qualities.
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This sentence discusses the nuanced definition of true humility, highlighting self-worth alongside modesty.
This sentence emphasizes how humility can coexist with significant achievements.
This sentence connects humility to the ability to self-correct and grow from mistakes.
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