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How to say bank in Portuguese: Banco

Learning Portuguese for travel or study? Let’s try this term:

To say bank in Portuguese: Banco
Say it out loud: “ban koo“

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Some more helpful words in our Portuguese Primary Nouns category:

airport – Aeroporto  (ay-ey roo por too)
bank – Banco  (ban koo)
bar – Bar  (bar)
bus – Ônibus  (on ee boos)
car – Carro  (kah hoo)
coffeehouse – Café  (kah fay)
hospital – Hospital  (ohs pee ta-oo)
hostel – Albergue Da Juventude  (al behr gay dah joo ven too jee)
hotel – Hotel  (oh teh-oo)
market – Supermarcado  (soo pehr mehr kaa doo)
pharmacy – Farmácia  (fahr maa see-ah)
police – Polícia  (poh lee see-ah)
post office – Correios  (koh hay-oos)
restaurant – Restaurante  (hes ta-oo ran chee)
taxi – Táxi  (tax ee)
train – Trem  (trehm)

And here’s how to say bank in other languages!

Arabic–Bank  (bank)
Chinese–Yínháng  (Een Hang)
Croatian–banka  (bahn kuh)
Czech–banka  (bahn kah)
Finnish–pankki  (pahn kkih)
French–Banque  (bahnk)
German–die bank  (dee bahnk)
Italian–banca  (bank uh)
Japanese–Ginkou  (Ging Kow)
Korean–Eunhaeng  (Eun Haeng)
Polish–bank  (bank)
Portuguese–Banco  (ban koo)
Russian–bank  (bahnk)
Spanish–el banco  (el bahn koe)
Swahili–benki  (ben kee)
Thai–Thanakhan  (tah nah kahn)
Turkish–banka  (bahn kuh)
Vietnamese–Ngân Hàng  (Ngan Hang)

Contributor

Nathan Montgomery

Biography: Growing up in a family that was frequently on the move, styling myself the "little anthropologist" became my hobby at a very young age. Subsequent and extensive perusals of my father's collection of National Geographic magazines sealed my fate. After spending significant time in Spain, Brazil, Mexico and obtaining a BA focusing on old Iberian epics, I decided it was time to fill in the gaps on the other side of the world and moved to China. Four years and two languages later I received a fellowship for graduate research in Central Eurasian Studies at Indiana University Bloomington, where I am currently.

Location: Bloomington, Indiana, USA

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