"No meu bairro tem um grande supermercado."

Translation: There is a big supermarket in my neighborhood.

[Quentinho]

I guess 'in my neighbourhood there is a big supermarket' should be accepted too!

[Paulenrique]

Yep

[christraeger]

yup.

[connal]

I wrote that and it was accepted. I was tempted to try 'My neighbourhood has a big supermarket' but I figured that would be pushing my luck.

[BGMarc]

My neighbourhood has a large supermarket is accepted

[lambskinny]

Why is huge incorrect?

[Paulenrique]

Huge = imenso

[lambskinny]

Thanks!

[barbaratorrance]

in the dictionary "bairro" is district In England we do not have a block neighbourhood is the same as disrtict

[Lahure]

District is perfectly acceptable here as well Barbara.

The alternatives are the following:

1. Vizinhança - Neighbourhood (British); or

2. Vizinhança - Neighborhood (American).

I upvoted your correct comment here. It is so annoying when someone gives a downvote without either having the ability or courage to explain the reasons therefore!

[mikepotts]

"Grande" before a noun means "great," does it not? After the noun it would mean "big."

[Paulenrique]

Not always. For me, grande here also means big.