Português
Portuguese for kids, in your family’s voice
For families from Brazil and Portugal raising children who will grow up speaking another language at school. Maata teaches the Portuguese your family uses at home — and your child hears it from you, their grandparents and the people they love.
What your child will say
| oi | Hello |
| tudo bem? | How are you? |
| obrigado | Thank you |
| vovó | Grandma |
| tô com fome | I'm hungry |
| tô feliz | I'm happy |
| chega | Enough |
| te amo muito | I love you so much |
| quantos anos você tem? | How old are you? |
| boa noite | Good night |
About 230 everyday words and phrases in 31 topics: greetings, family, food, feelings, getting ready, numbers, colours and more.
Little talks in Portuguese
Short two-person conversations. Your child listens first, then says their part while a family voice answers.
- Vovó calls — Vovó calls you on the phone.
- What's your name? — Vovô's friend meets you.
- At the table — Mamãe is serving dinner.
- Let's play — Your big brother wants to play.
- What happened? — You fell down. Papai runs over.
- Bedtime — It's late, and Mamãe says it's time for bed.
- Can I help? — Papai is carrying the shopping in.
- School morning — Mamãe wakes you up for school.
In your family’s voice
- Record any word once — your child hears you in every lesson.
- Grandparents abroad install Maata free, record, and send their voice by WhatsApp.
- Add your family’s own words: pet names, family dishes, the things grandma always says.
We wrote these words carefully for everyday family talk, and native-speaking parents are checking them now. If your family says something differently, tap the word to fix it and record it your way.
Coming soon for iPhone and iPad
Free to try. One-time Family unlock — no subscription, ever.
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