How to Say “Jorge” in Portuguese
Jorge is the Portuguese form of the English male given name George. Jorge is used as a masculine given name.
Jorge is the Portuguese form of the English male given name George. Jorge is used as a masculine given name.
In Portuguese, the English phrase ‘cool’ is expressed as legal. When used as an adjective, legal describes something as cool, nice or awesome.
The Portuguese word for lamb is cordeiro. cordeiro is the standard term for a lamb. It is used in both general contexts and in culinary contexts.
The English word ‘car’ is translated into Portuguese as carro. The term refers to an automobile, a vehicle steered by a driver.
The Portuguese word for the cocktail mimosa is mimosa. The term mimosa refers to the cocktail.
Manuel is the Portuguese form of the male given name Manuel. Manuel is used as a standard male given name.
The English phrase ‘pencil case’ is translated into Portuguese as estojo.
The English phrase ‘portfolio’ is translated into Portuguese as portfólio.
To say “roll your r” in Portuguese, use vibrar la erre.
The English word grapefruit is toranja in Portuguese. toranja is a feminine noun used to refer to the grapefruit fruit.