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The English phrase ‘cellphone’ is translated into Portuguese as celular.

The English word ‘white’ is translated into Portuguese as branco. branco is used as a noun to refer to the color white.

The English phrase “how is your day” is translated into Portuguese as como está o seu dia.

To defeat in Portuguese is to say derrotar. The verb is used to describe the act of overcoming an opponent in a battle or a contest.

The English phrase ‘i love you’ is translated into Portuguese as amo-te. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

Jackson is the Portuguese transliteration of the English surname Jackson.

The English phrase “mama” is translated into Portuguese as mamãe. mamãe is an endearing and commonly used informal term for “mommy” or “mama”.

To agree in Portuguese is to say concordar. The verb concordar is used to express being in harmony about an opinion or being in unison.

The English word “massive” is translated into Portuguese as massivo.

The English phrase “milkshake” translates to Portuguese as milkshake. In Portuguese, the term is used to describe a beverage made of milk and ice cream.