"É um tubarão!"

Translation: It is a shark!

[Agent_Gabriel]

[sharkbbb]

Who called me?

[Murilo_de_Souza]

Rindo muito ksksksks

[MauriceReeves]

I should get extra points for extra exclamation marks at the end.

[lgriffith89]

and all caps

[MarcusAureliius]

Haha!! I did exactly the same thing.

[desivy38]

Tubaranado = Sharknado??

[ZuMako8_Momo]

They retained the original title: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharknado. :D

[desivy38]

Well, Portuguese is no fun. :(

[Ian832911]

Yup you got it

[Gigi603474]

I learned this word the first day i arrived at the beach in Recife. Yikes

[sirhunna]

don't we feel like more useful animals can be learned in the third lesson??

though, if i find myself in brazil/portugal on a beach next to a shark, i will be glad i learned this...

[MauriceReeves]

Except some of the beaches in Brazil actually have shark warnings, like Receife, and people do travel to Brazil for the beaches, so this is a useful animal to know.

[floral_astrid]

tubarão? does that connect with any languages and their word for shark?

[ZuMako8_Momo]

In Spanish, the word for "shark" is «tiburón». I cannot think of anything else. :)

[Alice732044]

Spanish is really similar to Portuguese, so I would say that the word tubarão is very similar to the word (shark) in Spanish " Tiburon". I hope this helps.

[Ian832911]

I dont get the pronounciation for shark in portuguese

[Alice732044]

Tubarão of sounds like " tu. bah.rão". The rão kind of sounds like oww but with an r in the beggining, rão. I hope this helps. Im bad at explaining things.

[ZuMako8_Momo]

What don't you get about it? The stress is on the last syllable «rão», which contains a nasal diphthong. The first syllable is pronounced like "too."

Look for it on forvo.com. The word is pronounced something like too-buh-RÃO.