Is the word enorme the same in Brazilian and European Portuguese?

Yes

The word "enorme" is identical in both Brazilian and Continental Portuguese regarding spelling, meaning, and grammatical function. The only difference is pronunciation.

In Brazilian Portuguese, vowels are typically more "open" and clearly articulated. The final "e" in "enorme" is often pronounced as a light "i" sound (e.g., enorm-ee).

In Continental Portuguese, unstressed vowels are much more "closed" or reduced. The final "e" is often swallowed or pronounced as a very short, nearly silent, central vowel, making the word sound much more clipped and condensed.

Brazilian Portuguese Examples:

1. Aquele cachorro é enorme! (That dog is huge!)
2. O shopping é enorme e muito moderno. (The mall is huge and very modern.)
3. Ela tem um coração enorme. (She has a huge heart.)
4. Fizemos um esforço enorme para chegar aqui. (We made a huge effort to get here.)
5. A festa de ontem estava enorme. (Yesterday's party was huge.)

Continental Portuguese Examples:

1. Aquele cão é enorme! (That dog is huge!)
2. O centro comercial é enorme e muito moderno. (The shopping mall is huge and very modern.)
3. Ela tem um coração enorme. (She has a huge heart.)
4. Fizemos um esforço enorme para chegar aqui. (We made a huge effort to get here.)
5. A festa de ontem estava enorme. (Yesterday's party was huge.)