How to Say “Can I Use the Bathroom” in Portuguese
The English phrase “can I use the bathroom” is translated into Portuguese as Posso usar o banheiro?
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The English phrase “can I use the bathroom” is translated into Portuguese as Posso usar o banheiro?
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The Portuguese word for hotel is hotel. The word hotel is used to refer to an establishment providing accommodation.
The English phrase “march” is translated into Portuguese as março. março is used to refer to the third month of the Gregorian calendar.
In Portuguese, the English phrase ‘pasta’ is translated as massa.
The English name Benjamin is translated into Portuguese as Benjamim. Benjamim is a masculine given name used to refer to people named Benjamin.
The English word “ball” is translated to Portuguese as bola. Bola refers to an object, generally spherical, used for playing games.
The phrase ‘thank you to a girl’ in Portuguese is translated as obrigado. The phrase is used to express gratitude.
Bom dia, minha linda princesa is the Portuguese way to say “good morning, my beautiful princess”.
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The Portuguese word for mother-in-law is sogra. sogra is a feminine noun used to refer to the mother of one’s spouse.
In Brazil “money” is dinheiro. In casual talk people say grana, and the playful bufunfa is also used. Dinheiro is standard in every setting.
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