Ashley Rosalie

To say ‘go home’ in Portuguese, use ir para casa. The phrase ir para casa is used to express the action of returning to one’s house.

The English word ‘woman’ is translated into Portuguese as mulher. mulher refers to an adult female person.

The Portuguese word for mermaid is sereia. sereia refers to a mythological woman with a fish’s tail.

In Portuguese, the English phrase “lap” is translated as colo. The word refers to the upper legs of a seated person.

The Portuguese word for pheasant is faisão. The word faisão refers to a bird of the Phasianidae family, which is often hunted for food.

de nada is the Portuguese phrase for “you’re welcome”. de nada is a polite response used to tell someone that they do not need to thank you.

The English phrase “wine bar” is translated into Portuguese as bar de vinhos. A bar de vinhos is a drinking establishment where only wine is served.

The English phrase “lymph node” can be translated into Portuguese as linfonodo or gânglio linfático.

How are you today? in Portuguese is como você está hoje? This phrase is a polite greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being or mood.

In Portuguese, blueberry is mirtilo. The word mirtilo is used to refer to blueberries in Portugal and certain Portuguese-speaking countries.