Accordsorrisos
Sorrisos is masculin in portugais. The article is os, so the full form is os sorrisos ("smiles").
MASCULINsorrisos est le pluriel de sorriso
os sorrisos — smiles
ESSAIE
Comment dit-on sorrisos en portugais ?
How do you pronounce sorrisos in portugais?
sorrisos is pronounced /us soˈʁizus/ in portugais.
Exemples de phrases
O sorriso largo do menino iluminou toda a sala.
The boy's wide smile lit up the entire room.
Aquele sorriso genuíno e caloroso me fez sentir bem-vindo.
That genuine and warm smile made me feel welcome.
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Pourquoi est-ce masculin ?
Sorrisos is masculine because it derives from the Latin "subrisus" (a past participle of "subridere," meaning to smile), which retained the masculine gender of Latin second-declension nouns ending in -us when Portuguese evolved from Vulgar Latin. Like most Portuguese nouns ending in -o derived from Latin -us endings, it inherited masculine gender as a regular sound change and grammatical inheritance.
Comment dit-on smiles en portugais ?
En portugais, smiles se dit os sorrisos — masculine.
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