Kenneth Larry

The Portuguese word for dirty is sujo. sujo is used to describe something that is covered with or contains dirt.

In Brazil “address” is endereço. For the postal code Brazilians say CEP, which is part of every address.

In Portuguese, ‘petty’ can be translated as insignificante or pequeno depending on the context.

The Portuguese word for “siu” is sim.

The English word ‘patch’ (referring to a piece of cloth used to repair a garment) is remendo in Portuguese.

For cannabis Brazilians say maconha. A garden weed is erva daninha, and a joint is a baseado in slang.

The English phrase ‘hi, how are you doing?’ is translated into Portuguese as Oi, tudo bem?

Brazilians usually ask “how are you?” with Tudo bem?, which literally means “all well?”.

The English phrase “cotton candy” is algodão-doce in Portuguese. algodão-doce refers to the spun sugar confectionery known as cotton candy.

The English word dungeon can be translated into Portuguese as masmorra. The terms used for dungeon refer to an underground prison or vault.