Janet Sophia

To say ‘toffee’ in Portuguese, you use caramelo.

The English word “atonement” is translated into Portuguese as expiação.

The English word “milk” is translated into Portuguese as leite.

The Portuguese word for the spice ginger is gengibre.

The English phrase “you look so handsome” is translated into Portuguese as você está tão bonito.

In Portuguese, the English phrase “do you” is expressed using você.

The English phrase “thank you beautiful angel” is translated into Portuguese as obrigado, meu lindo anjo.

In Brazil “bye bye” is tchau tchau. It is a friendly, repeated version of tchau.

The most common way to say hello in Brazil is Oi! Olá! is a little more formal, and Alô? is what people say when they answer the phone.

To say “I know” in Portuguese, use eu sei. eu sei is used to assert that the speaker possesses a specific answer or an idea.