Herman Dale

Lisbon is Lisboa in Portuguese. Lisboa is the name used to refer to the capital city of Portugal.

parabéns a você is the Portuguese way to say happy birthday to you.

The English word “agate” is ágata in Portuguese. ágata refers to the mineral of the same name.

The Portuguese word for woodpecker is pica-pau. pica-pau is the most common and widely recognized word for the bird in the Picidae family.

The English phrase sorbet is translated into Portuguese as sorvete. The term sorvete refers to frozen fruit juice.

In Brazil “stop” is Pare! in the polite or sign form and Para! in casual speech. Chega! means “enough” and is used when you want something to end.

The English phrase “good morning” is translated into Portuguese as bom dia. bom dia is used when seeing someone for the first time in the morning.

The Portuguese word for “brutal” is brutal. brutal is an adjective used to describe something that is savagely violent.

The English phrase “your” is translated into Portuguese using several forms depending on gender and context, with seu being the default.

The English word queen is translated into Portuguese as rainha. rainha is a feminine noun used to refer to a female monarch.