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The Portuguese word for sand is areia. areia is a feminine noun referring to finely ground rock.

The most common way to say “cool” in Brazil is legal. It works in almost every situation. Que legal! means “how cool!”.

The Portuguese phrase ponto final means a punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to indicate a full stop.

Daniel is the Portuguese form of the male given name Daniel. Daniel is a masculine given name used to identify male individuals.

The English word “devoted” is translated into Portuguese as devoto. devoto describes someone who is strongly emotionally attached.

The everyday way to say hi in Portugal is Olá. Among friends you will also hear Viva and the very casual Boas.

In Portuguese, the English phrase ‘whatever’ can be translated in several ways depending on the context, most commonly as tanto faz.

The Portuguese word for “crocodile” is crocodilo.

tia is the Portuguese word for aunt. tia refers to a sister of one’s father or mother, or the wife of one’s uncle.

In Portuguese, tonto means foolish or silly. The word tonto is used to describe someone who is being foolish or silly.