意味
A basic question to ask someone's name.
文化的背景
Brazilians are very fond of nicknames (apelidos). If you ask someone their name, they might give you a diminutive like 'Zezé' instead of 'José'. In Portugal, it is common to use titles (Doutor, Engenheiro) even in semi-formal introductions. Asking for a name might result in a title-first response. In Angola, names often reflect a mix of Portuguese and indigenous origins. Respect for elders is paramount, so use 'seu' carefully. Similar to other Lusophone African countries, names can be quite long. People often go by their first and last name only in casual settings.
Use 'Qual', not 'O que'
This is the #1 mistake for English speakers. Always use 'Qual' for names, addresses, and phone numbers.
Smile!
In Brazil, asking someone's name is a warm gesture. A smile makes the question feel more like an invitation to friendship.
意味
A basic question to ask someone's name.
Use 'Qual', not 'O que'
This is the #1 mistake for English speakers. Always use 'Qual' for names, addresses, and phone numbers.
Smile!
In Brazil, asking someone's name is a warm gesture. A smile makes the question feel more like an invitation to friendship.
Portugal Formality
In Portugal, if the person looks much older or is in a high position, consider using 'Como se chama?' instead.
自分をテスト
Complete the question with the correct interrogative word.
____ é o seu nome?
We use 'Qual' to ask for a name in Portuguese.
Which of these is the most natural way to ask a name at a party in Brazil?
Select the best option:
Option A is the standard and correct form.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Olá! B: Oi! A: Qual é o seu nome? B: ____ nome é Pedro.
To answer, you say 'O meu nome é...' or simply 'Meu nome é...'.
Match the phrase to the formality level.
1. Qual é o seu nome? 2. Poderia me dizer seu nome completo?
'Poderia' adds a layer of formal politeness.
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Formality Scale
練習問題バンク
4 問題____ é o seu nome?
We use 'Qual' to ask for a name in Portuguese.
Select the best option:
Option A is the standard and correct form.
A: Olá! B: Oi! A: Qual é o seu nome? B: ____ nome é Pedro.
To answer, you say 'O meu nome é...' or simply 'Meu nome é...'.
1. Qual é o seu nome? 2. Poderia me dizer seu nome completo?
'Poderia' adds a layer of formal politeness.
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よくある質問
10 問In Portuguese, 'Qual' is used when there is a choice from a group. Since there are many names in the world, you are asking 'which' one is yours.
Yes, it's a very common casual version in Brazil where the 'é o' is dropped or shortened.
You can say 'Meu nome é [Name]' or 'Eu sou o/a [Name]' or 'Me chamo [Name]'.
'Seu' is neutral/formal (você), while 'teu' is informal (tu). Use 'seu' if you are unsure.
It's better to use 'Poderia me informar seu nome' or check their signature. 'Qual é o seu nome?' is a bit too direct for email.
It is masculine ('o nome'), which is why we say 'o seu nome'.
Ask 'Qual é o seu sobrenome?'.
No, in most Portuguese-speaking cultures, it's considered polite and friendly to introduce yourself and ask.
You can use the same phrase, or 'Como você se chama?'. It's always appropriate.
It means 'christened name' or 'legal name', often used in official contexts.
関連フレーズ
Como você se chama?
similarHow do you call yourself?
Qual é o seu sobrenome?
specialized formWhat is your last name?
Prazer em conhecê-lo
builds onPleased to meet you
Quem é você?
contrastWho are you?
