How to Say “Canada” in Portuguese
The English phrase “Canada” is translated into Portuguese as Canadá. Canadá is the standard name for the country in North America.
The English phrase “Canada” is translated into Portuguese as Canadá. Canadá is the standard name for the country in North America.
The English phrase ‘i miss you, my dear’ is translated into Portuguese as Sinto sua falta, meu querido.
Pasteis de nata in Portuguese is pastéis de nata, the traditional custard tarts baked in a puff pastry crust.
The English word ‘oasis’ is translated into Portuguese as oásis. oásis is a masculine noun used to describe a quiet or peaceful place.
In Portuguese, ‘right away’ can be expressed as na hora or imediatamente. Both terms are used to indicate that an action should happen very soon.
boa noite is the Portuguese phrase for good evening or good night.
In Portuguese, ‘bless you’ is typically expressed as saúde! When someone sneezes, you say saúde! to wish them well.
The English word snake is translated into Portuguese as cobra. Cobra is the general term for the legless reptile.
The standard word for “idiot” in Brazil is idiota. Brazilians also say babaca in casual speech, and burro means “dumb” or literally “donkey”.
The English phrase “my husband” is translated into Portuguese as meu marido. The phrase is used to refer to the man to whom a woman is married.