How to Say “Pedro” in Portuguese
Pedro is a Portuguese male given name.
The English word ‘apple’ is maçã in Portuguese. maçã refers to the fruit of Malus domestica.
The English phrase eventually can be translated into Portuguese as finalmente. All forms of this phrase are used to express the concept of ‘in the end’.
In Portugal “good afternoon” is Boa tarde. It is used from after lunch until it gets dark, both to greet and to say goodbye.
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In Portuguese, the English phrase “sweetie” can be translated as querido. querido is an affectionate term used to address someone you love or care about.
The English word ‘incredible’ is translated into Portuguese as incrível.
To help in Portuguese is to ajudar. The verb ajudar is the general term used to provide assistance to someone or something.
The phrase ‘i hate you’ in Portuguese is translated as eu te odeio. This phrase is an expression used to convey intense dislike toward someone.
The Portuguese phrase for “my age” is minha idade. minha idade refers to the number of years a person has lived.
The English phrase “show your body” is translated into Portuguese as mostre seu corpo.