Layla Amelia

The English phrase ‘grandparents’ is translated into Portuguese as avós. The term avós is used to refer to the parents of a person’s father or mother.

The Portuguese phrase for ‘get well’ is melhoras. melhoras is used as a shorthand expression to wish someone a recovery from illness or injury.

The English phrase “where is the bathroom?” is translated into Portuguese as Onde fica o banheiro?

The Portuguese word for restaurant is restaurante. restaurante refers to an eating establishment where diners are served food.

The English word ‘outside’ is translated into Portuguese as fora. fora is an adverb used to describe being outdoors.

To say “dance” in Brazil use the verb dançar. The noun is dança. The invitation Vamos dançar? means “shall we dance?”.

The Portuguese word for attention is atenção. atenção refers to mental focus. To express the action of paying attention, use the phrase prestar atenção.

In Portuguese, “hugs and kisses” is said as beijos e abraços.

The English word “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” is used in Portuguese as supercalifragilisticexpialidocious to mean fantastic, marvellous or wonderful.

The phrase “call me” in Portuguese is Me liga. Me liga is used specifically to request a telephone call.