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In Portuguese, “add me” is said as adiciona-me.

In Portuguese, the English phrase “sup” is translated as e aí. e aí is a casual way to say “sup” or “what’s up”.

The English word ‘clog’ (as a noun) can be translated into Portuguese as bloqueio or entupimento.

The English word ‘silver’ is translated into Portuguese as prata. prata is a feminine noun used to refer to the metal itself.

Slavery in Portuguese is escravidão. The term refers to the institution or practice of owning human beings.

The Portuguese word for electrician is eletricista. eletricista is the most common and universal way to say electrician in Portuguese.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on how to say “Santa” in Portugal. Whether you need to express this jolly figure’s

The English word runner is translated into Portuguese as corredor. A runner is someone who runs or moves at a fast pace.

The Portuguese word for ‘to’ is para. The word is used to indicate movement in the direction of something and arriving at a destination.

The English phrase ‘nana’ translates to Portuguese as vovó. An informal term used by children to refer to their grandmother.