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Caution! Especially when dealing with money, keep in mind that, in Brazil, the use of commas (,) and periods (.) expressed in numerals is exactly the opposite of what is used in the United States. Brazilians use a period (.) instead of a comma (,) —to delineate thousands— and a comma (,) instead of a period (.) —to delineate fractions. Normally, an amount in reais is written as R$, consequently, R$ 6,00 (with a comma) is six reais and R$ 6.000 (with a period) is six thousand reais. Likewise, for amounts with fractions (centavos), it's 1.045,25 instead of 1,045.25 (one thousand, forty five reais and twenty five centavos) or R$ 10,25 instead of R$ 10.25 (ten reais and twenty five centavos).

R$ 1,00 — Um Real	R$ 2,00 — Dois Reais	R$ 5,00 — Cinco Reais

R$ 10,00 — Dez Reais	R$ 20,00 — Vinte Reais	R$ 50,00 — Cinqüenta Reais

R$ 100,00 — Cem Reais (rarely used or seen)

R$ 10,00 — Dez Reais (polymer commemorative issued in 2000  celebrating the 500th anniversary of Brazil)

1 Centavo (rarely used or seen)

5 Centavos

10 Centavos

25 Centavos

50 Centavos

1 Real