ポルトガル人って英語でなんて言うの？

「ポルトガル人」はシンプルに「Portuguese」で表すことができます。 「Portuguese」は「ポーチュギーズ」という発音です。 【例】 She's Portuguese. →彼女はポルトガル人です。 His wife is Portuguese. →彼の奥さんはポルトガル人です。 ~~~~~~~~~ 「Portuguese」には「ポルトガル語」という意味もあります。 【例】 Do you speak Portuguese? →ポルトガル語は話せますか。 ~~~~~~~~~ 国の「ポルトガル」は「Portugal（ポーチュガル）」です。 【例】 I grew up in Portugal. →私はポルトガルで育ちました。 I was born and raised in Portugal →私はポルトガルで生まれ育ちました。 ご質問ありがとうございました。

こんにちは。質問ありがとうございます。 「ポルトガル」はPortugalと言います。その形容詞がPortugueseで、「ポルトガルの」、「ポルトガル人」、「ポルトガル語」という意味です。 また、「ポルトガル人」はPortuguese people (単数形：Portuguese person)とも言います。 例 旅行に行ったとき、ポルトガル人がとても親切でした。 Portuguese people were very kind during my vacation. またの質問をお待ちしております。

A native of Portugal is referred to as: Portuguese. Portuguese is also the language which they speak in Portugal. Here is a couple of examples: What nationality is she? She is Portuguese. He is from Portugal therefore he is Portuguese.

People who are native to Portugal are known as Portuguese. For example, 'my best friend is Portuguese. She is from Portugal.' The language they speak is also called Portuguese. Example - 'My Portuguese teacher is from Portugal. This makes me happy as I am being taught by someone who is actually Portuguese!'

A person from Portugal is 'Portuguese'. Any of the above suggestions is also appropriate when describing such a person. "John is a Portuguese national living in Spain." "Giuseppe is Italian but his wife is Portuguese."

Someone who is from Portugal, or someone is a native of Portugal, whichever you prefer to say, is called Portuguese, and they speak Portuguese. Do you see that Portuguese guy over there talking Portuguese? I hope that helps. Have a great day. Will

You can use Portuguese (adj) describe someone/something from Portugal. You also use Portuguese to describe the language in Portugal. EX) They speak Portuguese in Portugal and Brasil.

こんにちは。 「ポルトガル人」は英語で Portuguese (person) と言うことができます。 Portuguese は「ポルトガルの」という意味があり、「ポルトガル語」にもなります。 下記は例文ですのでぜひ参考にしてください。 I have never met a Portuguese person. 私はポルトガル人に会ったことがありません。 ぜひ参考にしてください。

The word "Portuguese" is both an adjective and proper noun. It refers to the language of countries like Brazil, Portugal, Angola, and Mozambique. It also refers to people who speak the language in such countries. Interestingly, Angola and Mozambique used to be called Portuguese West Africa and Portuguese East Africa respectively. This fittingly illustrates the flexible usage of "Portuguese." In order to differentiate between the Brazilian accent of Portuguese, one can insert a parenthetical expression with the word "Brazilian." Otherwise, it will be assumed that you are referring to Portugal. Example: The video was translated into Portuguese (Brazilian).

A native of Portugal is called a "Portuguese" person. It's important to note that the language is also called "Portuguese". You may use this term in the following way: -Sam was born and raised in America but his parents are from Portugal, so he is Portuguese. -I like the Portuguese people because they are very friendly.

「ポルトガル人」はPortugueseと言います(*^_^*) He is Portuguese. 「彼はポルトガル人です」 「ポルトガル」という国はPortugalと言います。 以上です。 少しでも参考になれば幸いです(*^_^*)