How to Say “Disturb” in Portuguese
To disturb in Portuguese is to say perturbar. The verb perturbar is used to describe the act of confusing or irritating someone.
To disturb in Portuguese is to say perturbar. The verb perturbar is used to describe the act of confusing or irritating someone.
The English phrase “my girl” is translated into Portuguese as minha garota.
The English word “cod” is translated into Portuguese as bacalhau. bacalhau refers to any marine fish belonging to the family Gadidae.
The English phrase ‘cool’ can be translated to Portuguese as legal. In Portuguese, legal is a common and versatile way to say ‘cool’.
The English phrase twilight is translated into Portuguese as crepúsculo.
The Portuguese word for holiday is feriado. feriado refers to a public holiday or a specific single day off from work.
The Portuguese phrase for teddy bear is ursinho de pelúcia. A teddy bear is a stuffed toy bear.
Oi, linda! is the friendly Brazilian way to say “hello, beautiful” to a woman, and Oi, lindo! to a man. Oi is the everyday word for “hi”.
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The English phrase ‘dear’ can be translated into Portuguese as querido or caro.