Alfred Bradley

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

The English word gliding is translated into Portuguese as planar.

The English phrase “mung bean” is translated into Portuguese as feijão-mungo. feijão-mungo refers to the seed of Vigna radiata.

Welcome to our guide on how to greet someone in Portugal! Whether you are planning to visit this beautiful country

To start in Portuguese is começar. The verb is used to express the act of beginning an activity.

The English phrase “good morning, how are you?” is translated into Portuguese as Bom dia, tudo bem?

The English word ‘same’ is translated into Portuguese as mesmo. mesmo is used to indicate that something is not different or is identical.

The English word ‘infinity’ is translated into Portuguese as infinidade.

The English phrase “reserved” can be translated into Portuguese as reservado.

In Portuguese, the English phrase “really” can be translated in several ways depending on the context. The default form is realmente.