Portuguese Food Songs for Kids

The food songs

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  Eu Adoro Comida

  I Love Food · 2:00 · Premium

  comida, eu adoro, delicioso, comer

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  Uma Maçã Vermelha

  A Red Apple · 1:59 · Premium

  maçã, banana, fruta, doce

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  Água e Leite

  Water and Milk · 2:00 · Premium

  água, leite, beber, copo

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  Tens Fome?

  Are You Hungry? · 2:00 · Premium

  fome, pão, queijo, sim

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  Fruta e Legumes

  Fruits and Vegetables · 2:00 · Premium

  legumes, cenoura, tomate, saudável

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  Trinca e Diz

  Bite and Say · 2:00 · Premium

  maçã, pão, leite, água

Portuguese food words from these songs

Every key word and phrase across the unit, with its English meaning.

Tips for parents

• Name foods in Portuguese as you put them on the plate; three meals a day is a lot of free practice.
• Let your child ask for a snack using the Portuguese word. Respond happily, even to a half-right attempt.
• Shop together and look for the foods from the song.

Questions parents ask

How can I use the food songs at mealtimes?

Play a song before a meal, then use one or two of its words while you eat: name the food, ask if they want more. Short, real use beats long practice sessions.

Which Portuguese words are in these food songs?

21 key words and phrases, including comida (food), eu adoro (I love), delicioso (tasty), comer (to eat), maçã (apple), banana (banana), fruta (fruit), doce (sweet). The full list is above, and every song page shows the complete lyrics with translation.

Are the Portuguese food songs free?

The lyrics, translations and word lists here are free to read. Playing the songs is part of Premium, which you can try free for 7 days. The first unit, greeting songs, is free forever.

How long are the songs?

Between 1:59 and 2:00 each, about 12 minutes for all 6. Short enough to replay, which is where most of the learning happens.