Emma Tara

In Portuguese, the English word ‘violet’ is translated as violeta.

The English word ‘newspaper’ is jornal in Portuguese. jornal is a masculine noun meaning a publication.

In Brazil “soccer” is futebol, the national passion. An informal game among friends is called a pelada. Jogar futebol means “to play soccer”.

The English word ‘tired’ is translated into Portuguese as cansado. cansado is an adjective used to describe someone who is in need of rest or sleep.

In Portuguese, “where is the beach?” is expressed as onde fica a praia? This phrase is used to ask for the location of the beach.

The English word “vulnerable” is translated into Portuguese as vulnerável.

In Portuguese, ‘i like your shirt’ is said as gostei da sua camisa. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that you find their shirt attractive.

The English phrase ‘expert’ can be translated into Portuguese as especialista.

The English word ‘pregnant’ is translated into Portuguese as grávido. The term refers to carrying developing offspring within the body.

The English phrase ‘disclaimer’ is translated into Portuguese as aviso legal. In Portuguese, aviso legal is used to denote a legal notice or warning.