How to Say “I Have a Cold” in Portuguese
In Portuguese, ‘I have a cold’ is translated as estou gripado.
How to Say “Thank You for Your Time” in Portuguese
The English phrase “thank you for your time” is translated into Portuguese as obrigado pelo seu tempo.
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How to Say “Shareholder” in Portuguese
The English phrase shareholder is translated into Portuguese as acionista. acionista refers to one who owns shares of stock.
How to Say “Do You Speak English” in Brazil (Brazilian Portuguese)
In Brazil you ask Você fala inglês? to find out if someone speaks English. It is the standard question.
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How to Say “Cable” in Portuguese
The Portuguese word for cable is cabo. cabo refers to a cable, specifically a thick, multi-wire assembly or heavy-duty cable.
How to Say “Rio De Janeiro” in Portuguese
Rio de Janeiro is the name of a municipality in Portuguese. The phrase refers to the specific municipality and its name is masculine.
How to Say “Good Morning Beautiful” in Portuguese
The English phrase “good morning beautiful” is translated into Portuguese as bom dia, linda.
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How to Say “I Appreciate It” in Portuguese
The English phrase “I appreciate it” is translated into Portuguese as eu agradeço.
How to Say “Hence” in Portuguese
The English phrase ‘hence’ is translated into Portuguese as portanto.
How to Say “Right” in Portuguese
The English word ‘right’ is translated into Portuguese as direito when referring to a direction.