How to say "rare earths" in Brazilian Portuguese?

In Brazilian Portuguese "rare earths" translates to  terras raras 

Transliteration: teh-rrahs rah-rahs

🇧🇷 As terras raras são elementos químicos importantes para a tecnologia moderna.

🗣️ ahs teh-rrahs rah-rahs sao eh-leh-men-toos kee-mee-kohs eem-por-tahn-tees pah-rah ah tekh-noh-loh-jee-ah moh-dehr-nah

🇺🇸 Rare earths are important chemical elements for modern technology.



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How to say "rare earths" in Brazilian Portuguese?

You can use the word "terras raras" which translates to "rare earths".

How to pronounce "terras raras" (rare earths) in Brazilian Portuguese?

The word "terras raras" is pronounced as "teh-rrahs rah-rahs".

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