Janet Sophia

The Portuguese word for “too” is também. também is an adverb used to indicate that something is also true or that an action is performed likewise.

The English word “basil” is manjericão in Portuguese. Both terms refer to the herb basil.

The English phrase ‘menu’ can be translated into Portuguese as cardápio, menu or ementa. All these terms refer to a list of dishes offered in a restaurant.

To see in Portuguese is translated as ver. The primary verb for the act of perceiving with the eyes is ver.

The English verb ‘read’ is translated to Portuguese as ler. ler is used to mean looking at and interpreting letters or other information.

The Portuguese word for “wine glass” is taça. taça is a feminine noun used to describe a glass vessel specifically designed for drinking wine.

The Portuguese word for ‘zoo’ is jardim zoológico. A zoo is a park where animals are exhibited.

The English phrase ‘ladies’ is translated into Portuguese as senhoras. Senhoras is used as a polite or formal way to refer to women.

In Brazil “language” is língua or idioma. Both name the language of a country, as in a língua portuguesa.

The English word clearance can be translated into Portuguese as liquidação when referring to a sale of merchandise at a reduced price.