How to Say “Bathroom” in Portuguese
The English phrase ‘bathroom’ can be translated into Portuguese as banheiro or casa de banho. Both terms refer to a room with a bathtub.
How to Say “Jayden” in Portuguese
Jayden is a given name used in Portuguese. Jayden is a personal name used to identify individuals.
How to Say “You’re Cute” in Portuguese
The English phrase “you’re cute” is translated into Portuguese as você é fofo.
How to Say “Portrait” in Portuguese
The English word ‘portrait’ is translated into Portuguese as retrato.
How to Say “Kipper” in Portuguese
The English phrase “kipper” is translated into Portuguese as arenque defumado. The term refers specifically to a prepared, smoked herring.
How to Say “My Name Is” in European Portuguese
In Portugal the most natural way to give your name is Chamo-me …, literally “I call myself”. You can also say O meu nome é …
How to Say “Deer” in Brazilian Portuguese
In Brazilian Portuguese “deer” is veado for the animal.
How to Say “Tomboy” in Portuguese
The English phrase ‘tomboy’ can be translated into Portuguese as maria-rapaz. A tomboy is a girl who acts as a typical boy would.
How to Say “Parable” in Portuguese
The English phrase ‘parable’ is parábola in Portuguese. parábola refers to a short story illustrating a lesson.
How to Say “Mom” in Portugal (European Portuguese)
In Portugal “mom” is mãe. The affectionate form is mamã, and children and adults use both. Mãezinha is a tender diminutive.
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