Karen Katelyn

The Portuguese word for barbecue is churrasco. churrasco is a masculine noun used to refer to a barbecue meal or the event itself.

The English phrase “bunny” is coelhinho in Portuguese. The term refers to a young rabbit.

The Portuguese word for the noun crank is manivela.

The Portuguese word for kind is gentil. gentil is used to describe someone who is benevolent, courteous, friendly or generous.

The English phrase ‘lube’ is translated into Portuguese as lubrificante. The term is used to describe any substance applied to surfaces to reduce friction.

In Portuguese, underwear can be expressed as roupa interior, roupa de baixo or roupa íntima. All these terms refer to clothes worn next to the skin.

In Portuguese, the phrase for “my son” is meu filho. meu filho is used to refer to a male child of the speaker.

me dá is the Portuguese way to say ‘give me’. The phrase is used to express a preference (verb).

In Brazil the word is written açaí and said roughly “ah-sah-EE”, with the stress on the last syllable. A frozen bowl of it is açaí na tigela.