Janet Sophia

The English phrase “crown” translates to Portuguese as coroa. coroa is a feminine noun referring to a royal headdress.

The English phrase “lunch” is translated into Portuguese as almoço. almoço is the noun used to describe the meal eaten around midday.

The English phrase “bro” translates to Portuguese as mano.

Olívia is the Portuguese way to say the female given name Olivia. Olívia is used as a feminine given name.

The English phrase “have a good time” is expressed in Portuguese as divirta-se.

The English phrase ‘breathe’ is translated into Portuguese as respirar. The verb respirar means to draw air in and out.

The English phrase ‘glasses’ is translated into Portuguese as óculos. Óculos is the most common and general term for glasses in Portuguese.

The English word ‘little’ is translated into Portuguese as pequeno. Pequeno is used to describe something that is small in size.

The English phrase “buffer” is translated into Portuguese as buffer.

In Portuguese, to excel means to be much better than others.