No. 65 in Portuguese
casa
House; home.
In a sentence
Eu moro em uma casa grande.
I live in a large house.
The word 'casa' in this sentence is used in its literal sense, referring to the physical structure or place where one resides.
A casa está decorada para a festa.
The house is decorated for the party.
Here, 'casa' again refers to the physical location but in the context of an event or activity happening there.
Minha prima casou e agora tem sua própria casa.
My cousin got married and now has her own household.
In this sentence, 'casa' extends slightly in meaning to imply a household or home, emphasizing the familial or living aspect rather than just the structure.
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