I think "several" is a better translation to "várias"

i was wondering the same. if "várias" means "several" or "many", then how do you say, "I have various questions" with the implication of diversity? Google translate gives, 1) eu tenho várias perguntas, 2) eu tenho diferentes perguntas, 3) eu tenho diversas perguntas.

Kind of, questões gives the idea of writing questions, for oral ones we use perguntas. Everybody will understand if you say questões for oral questions, but it is awkward. It could also lead to the idea that they are hard questions, disencouraging the native from wanting to answer you. So i suggest you don't do that... Native here btw

yes!

Muitíssimas means more than muitas. But it is a long word so many natives prefer to increase the meaning by giving emphasis with another word like saying "muitas ... mesmo" which means "really many, really that many". The correct way to say "muitas ... mesmo" is to position the object in between like "muitas maçãs mesmo!"

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When it comes to indefinite pronouns working as adjectives (such as “várias”) or numbers near a noun, I would always use them right before the noun, not right after it.

This is especially so in the case of "várias", because the word "várias" may be a indefinite pronoun working as an adjective (meaning "several") inflected to the feminine (no singular form is accepted in this case) or an adjective on its own (meaning "diverse" or "contradictory") inflected to the feminine and plural.

If you use "várias perguntas", the meaning is "several questions", if you use "perguntas várias", the meaning is "diverse questions" or "contradictory questions", not necessarily many. This happens, because in Portuguese sometimes changing the position of the adjective will alter its meaning.

Therefore, as a native Portuguese speaker from Brazil, “perguntas várias” does not sound natural, especially because we only tend to use “várias” meaning “several”, not “diverse” or “contradictory”.

As a native Portuguese speaker from Brazil, I’d say it does not sound natural. When it comes to indefinite pronouns working as adjectives (such as “muitas”) or numbers near a noun, I would always use them right before the noun, not right after it.

Tenho muitas perguntas.

It should've ben "muitas perguntas".

You can use "várias perguntas" or "vários questionamentos".

I see "perguntas" as the correct answer. "Questionamentos" is not a common word.

"Perguntas" is a feminine, plural word, and "Muitos" is used for masculine, plural words. You should have used "muitas" instead.