"Nós precisamos fazer nossa lição de casa."

Translation: We need to do our homework.

[dchelimsky]

I've heard that "deve de casa" is also homework. Is that correct?

[Paulenrique]

Yes, "deveR de casa" also works...

[dchelimsky]

Obrigado, Paulenrique. Como acontece, este lição usa "dever de casa" dois ou três exemplos depois "lição de casa."

[Paulenrique]

Que chato...

[margaritaguese]

Does that mean how funny? haha learning from the forums

[Paulenrique]

que chato = how boring!

[VestaG]

I thought here 'chato' would mean annoying - I am annoyed that homework was first introduced to me as 'dever de casa'. So I said 'We need to do our lesson at home'. :

[ThanKwee]

Great answer, Paulo, since that is one of the words that we are learning with this lesson! rsrs

[SimonKoch-Sultan]

I would also like some examples.

[LawrenceEric]

which is more common/used ??

[isr10]

(Sorry if this reply was so late) both, but I like say: 'Dever de casa'

[Meyer_Julia]

"Tema de casa" is also homework.

[deactivated user]

Three different expressions for "homework" ! Could "trabalho de casa" also be possible, or is that just good old boring "housework" ?

[SuperPatator]

i have another one to add... stop me if i'm wrong but "tarefa de casa" or just "tarefa" is also a good answer for "homework", right?