Brazilian Portuguese voice-over, for the largest market.
Brazil is the largest Portuguese-speaking market, and it expects to hear its own voice. This version is cast, written and set for Brazilian audiences.
Voice profiles we cast
We cast real voice talent for the profiles below.
Neutral Brazilian
The voice of most national campaigns: clear, with no strong regional marker.
São Paulo and Rio
Urban voices with the rhythm of the two biggest cities.
Northeast and South
Regional voices for campaigns aimed at one region of the country.
What we adapt
Choose this version for Brazil, and a European one for Portugal.
- 01
Você
Brazil says você, with tu in some regions. The script commits to one form.
- 02
Vocabulary
Ônibus, celular, café da manhã: words that mark the film as Brazilian.
- 03
Sentence shape
Brazilian speech leans on the gerund, as in estou fazendo, and the script is written that way.
- 04
Spelling
The captions follow Brazilian spelling and the orthographic agreement in use.
Brazilian Portuguese questions
Can a Brazilian version run in Portugal?
Do regional accents matter in Brazil?
Do subtitles need Brazilian spelling?
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