Alfred Bradley

The English phrase “cigar” is translated into Portuguese as charuto. A charuto is a rolled bundle of tobacco made for smoking.

The English phrase “catalytic converter” is translated into Portuguese as catalisador.

The English word mistletoe is translated into Portuguese as visco.

The English word “cheese” is queijo in Portuguese. queijo is the noun used for the dairy product.

The English word “story” can be translated into Portuguese as história, estória or conto.

In Brazilian Portuguese “good” is bom for masculine nouns and boa for feminine ones. In casual speech Brazilians also say legal for “nice” or “cool”.

The Portuguese word for office is escritório. escritório is the most common and general term used to describe a room or building used for non-manual work.

The Portuguese word for cockroach is barata. Both barata and carocha refer to the type of insect known as a cockroach.

The English phrase ‘miss’ (to feel the absence of someone or something) is translated into Portuguese as sentir falta de.

Snoring in Portuguese is ronco. ronco is a masculine noun used to refer to the sound or the specific act of snoring.