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What's the difference between Registrar-se, Cadastrar-se, Inscrever-se?
Hello!
I'm trying to translate the button "Sign up" into Portuguese, and the Internet gave me several variants.
But what is the difference between them?
Registrar-se/Cadastrar-se/Inscrever-se
Thank you so much for your answer.
Jun 27, 2019 4:09 PM
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They all mean "to sign up", but we normally use them in different situations:
Cadastrar-se: it means to sign up to something.
Example: Eu me cadastrei em uma newsletter de tecnologia.
Registrar-se - it means to sing up, but it can also mean mean to register yourself.
Example: eu me registrei nesse website.
inscrever-se - it means "to subscribe" or "to enroll".
Example: eu me inscrevi em um curso. Eu me inscrevi em um canal do Youtube.
In your case, it would be ideal to use "Registre-se" or "Cadastra-se".
June 27, 2019
They all mean "to sign up", but we normally use them in different situations:
Cadastrar-se: it means to sign up to something.
Example: Eu me cadastrei em uma newsletter de tecnologia.
Registrar-se - it means to sing up, but it can also mean mean to register yourself.
Example: eu me registrei nesse website.
inscrever-se - it means "to subscribe" or "to enroll".
Example: eu me inscrevi em um curso. Eu me inscrevi em um canal do Youtube.
In your case, it would be ideal to use "Registre-se" or "Cadastra-se".
June 27, 2019
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