Översättning - Franska-Brasiliansk portugisiska - Ils ont trois roulottes

trailer geralmente designa um reboque não uma caravana ou roulotte

Oh ok, thanks. I chose 'trailer' because I found:

"roulotte (n.)

caravana (Portugal), carroça, reboque (Brasil), trailer (Brasil)"

As the target language is Brazilian Portuguese, I chose the *Brasil* entries. Having done an image search, I thought that there were more results for "trailer" that seemed closer to "roulotte"

What do you think?


Also, @ goncin, it says you edited my translation, but I don't know what's changed - could you explain where I went wrong please?
Sorry if I'm being stupid and it's really obvious lol

Having looked again at some definitions, do you think "carroça" would be better?

NÃO! 'Carroça' é usado para 'carro de boi' no Brasil (ou como depreciativo para um carro antigo segundo um ex-presidente).

Em português brasileiro(que é o idioma solicitado) "trailer" mesmo sendo un anglicismo é o correto.

CC: eupi

Ah ok. I only asked this because a roulotte is more a caravan for *Roman Travellers* (ciganos ?), and I saw under the definition for "roulotte" :
'voiture à cheval de voyage' ; 'gens du voyage vivant dans les roulottes' = carroça

So the word 'trailer' is used for all types of caravan? Whether for holidays, mobile homes, or gypsies?