How to Say “Close” in Portuguese
The Portuguese verb for to close (a door) is fechar.
In Portuguese, vamos means “let’s go”. The phrase is used to suggest that a group of people move from one place to another.
Dylan is the Portuguese form of the masculine given name Dylan. Dylan is used as a masculine given name.
The general Brazilian term is roupa íntima. A man’s underpants are cueca and a woman’s underwear is calcinha.
The English phrase “you’re gay” is translated into Portuguese as você é gay. This phrase is used to make a statement identifying someone as homosexual.
The Portuguese phrase for “hey girl” is oi garota. oi garota is an informal greeting used when speaking to a girl or a young woman.
The English word pillow is translated into Portuguese as travesseiro. The term refers to a soft cushion used to support the head in bed.
The Portuguese word for ‘train’ is trem. trem refers to a series of connected railway carriages pulled by a locomotive.
In Portuguese, “I love my mother” is said as Eu amo a minha mãe. This phrase is used to express deep affection for one’s mother.
The English phrase “we love you, grandma” is translated into Portuguese as te amamos, vovó.