How to Say “Come On” in Portuguese
The Portuguese phrase for the encouragement of “come on” is vamos.
The Portuguese phrase for the encouragement of “come on” is vamos.
The English phrase “terrific” can be translated into Portuguese as formidável.
The English word oil is óleo in Portuguese. óleo refers to liquid fat.
The English phrase “oh” is expressed in Portuguese as oh. oh is used as an interjection to express surprise.
The Portuguese word for thrilling is emocionante. emocionante is used to describe something that is thrilling, but its meaning is broader.
The Portuguese phrase for hungover is de ressaca. The phrase de ressaca is used to describe the state of suffering from a hangover.
Hugo is the Portuguese way to refer to the French surname or name Hugo. Hugo is used as a proper name or surname.
The Portuguese word for garlic is alho. alho refers to the garlic plant.
The English word ‘herd’ is translated into Portuguese as rebanho.
In Portuguese, the English phrase ‘damn’ can be translated in several ways depending on the context, with droga being the default non-vulgar form.