How to Say “I Am a Woman” in Portuguese
The phrase “I am a woman” in Portuguese is sou uma mulher. sou uma mulher is a statement used by a person to identify their gender as female.
The phrase “I am a woman” in Portuguese is sou uma mulher. sou uma mulher is a statement used by a person to identify their gender as female.
The English word ‘budget’ can be translated into Portuguese using several terms depending on the context. The default form is orçamento.
The everyday goodbye in Brazil is Tchau!, borrowed from Italian ciao. For “see you soon” people say Até logo and for a final farewell Adeus.
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The Portuguese word for saint is santo. This noun refers to a person proclaimed as a saint.
In Brazil “good afternoon” is Boa tarde. It is used after noon until it starts to get dark.
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prata is the Portuguese word for silver, referring to the precious silvery-white metal used in jewelry and coins.
In Brazil “monkey” is macaco, and a female is a macaca. Small monkeys are often called mico or sagui. Macaco is the general word and also covers apes.
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In Portuguese, “me too” is expressed as eu também. The phrase is used to indicate that a statement or situation applies to you as well.
The English phrase veranda is translated into Portuguese as varanda.