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The Portuguese interjection bravo corresponds to the English phrase “bravo”.

The Portuguese word for slippers is chinelos. chinelos refers to soft shoes worn indoors for comfort.

The English word goal can be translated into Portuguese as meta or objetivo. Both words refer to a result that one is attempting to achieve.

The English phrase “I love you, cousin” is translated into Portuguese as te amo, primo.

In Portuguese, ‘hello how are you doing’ is expressed as Olá, como vai?

The English word leaf is translated to Portuguese as folha. folha refers to a part of a plant.

The English phrase “balm” is translated into Portuguese as bálsamo.

The English word nurse is translated into Portuguese as enfermeira or enfermeiro. The term refers to a person trained to provide care for the sick.

The Portuguese word for dishwasher is lava-louças. You can use the specific compound word lava-louças or the descriptive phrase máquina de lavar louça.

The Portuguese word for tick is carrapato. The word carrapato literally refers to the parasitic arachnid.