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In Portuguese, the English phrase ‘cringe’ (referring to secondhand embarrassment) is translated as vergonha alheia.

In Portuguese, the English pronoun ‘it’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the context. The default form is ele.

The English word ‘idiom’ is translated into Portuguese as expressão idiomática. In Portuguese, an idiom is referred to as an expressão idiomática.

In Portuguese, ‘thank you’ is expressed using obrigado or obrigada depending on the gender of the speaker.

The Portuguese word for crust is crosta. crosta refers to a hard, textured outer layer or a geological crust, such as the Earth’s crust.

The English phrase ‘salad cream’ can be translated into Portuguese as molho de salada. molho de salada is used to refer to a type of salad dressing.

In Portuguese, ADHD is translated as TDAH.

In Portugal you ask Fala inglês? to a stranger and Falas inglês? to a friend or a young person. The pronoun is normally left out.

The English phrase “stomach ulcer” is translated into Portuguese as úlcera gástrica.

The English word ‘radius’ is raio in Portuguese. raio is a masculine noun used to refer to the length of a line segment.