beleza vs. linda | WordReference Forums
Anyway, "beleza" is a noun (beauty) and "linda" is an adjective (pretty/beautiful in the feminine). In many parts of Brazil, we often say beleza ...
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Bella or Linda would be more common. Perhaps this is different in other countries but I have never heard belleza used in that way.
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Hermosa is like beautiful, and is no less of a compliment compared to guapa, it's just different. Just like in English, there's a distinction ...
Hermosa, bella and bonita | WordReference Forums
Hi, Hermosa, Bella or Bonita If I want to say somebody is beautiful, which one of the above words is the correct one to use?
As noites do Brasil tem mais beleza.... | WordReference Forums
Actually it means the nigths are more beautiful...It is part of the lyrics of a song that was "asked by" the dictatorship government (militar regimen- 1964) ...
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Então beleza...Agora... - WordReference Forums
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In Brazilian Portuguese (at least in the São Paulo region): "Beleza?" "Beleza." Beleza? Literally: Beauty? And you respond by saying "Beleza.
Beauty is timeless | WordReference Forums
Portuguese: A beleza não tem idade. French: La beauté n'a pas de l'âge. And I'll try some Hungarian: Nincs idõ a szépségnek. Corrections please!
What is the difference between "Beleza " and "Linda" and "Bonita ...
Synonym for Beleza Beleza means Beauty (noun). We could say Bonita means Pretty and Linda means Beautiful. (Masculine: Bonito and Lindo).