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Portuguese Typing Test (Teste de Digitação)

Portuguese typing covers two related but distinct standards — Brazilian Portuguese (PT-BR) and European Portuguese (PT-PT) — each with slightly different vocabulary frequencies.

Time1:00
WPM0
Acc100%
and with wait maybe high well work up never open time will love high has these into both into wait their rank my was will him again love it dark never around case finish around light screen is about first even to be fast

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Why this test matters

Portuguese is one of the most demanded languages in BPO and customer-support hiring (Brazil and Portugal both export significant offshore typing labor). Native Portuguese typists average 40–55 WPM. The accented characters (á, ã, ç, é, ê, í, ó, ô, ú) are well-supported on the standard ABNT2 (Brazil) and Portuguese ISO layouts. If you're prepping for a Brazilian BPO assessment, expect a 1- or 3-minute test with 95%+ accuracy threshold; the 3-minute mode below is the closest free analog.

Frequently asked questions

Brazilian vs European Portuguese — does it matter for typing tests?
For raw WPM, no. Vocabulary differs at long-tail words but the most common 500 words are nearly identical.
What WPM is required for Brazilian customer support roles?
40–50 WPM is the typical floor for inbound chat/email support. Higher for senior tiers.
What's the standard Portuguese keyboard layout?
ABNT2 in Brazil, Portuguese ISO in Portugal. Both handle accents natively.

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