Layla Amelia

In Portuguese, “see you” can be expressed in several ways, most commonly as até mais. You can use até mais to mean “see you later” or “see you soon”.

The Portuguese word for pharmacist is farmacêutico. The term refers to a professional who dispenses prescription drugs.

In Portuguese, rowing is remo. remo refers to the sport of rowing. It is also the word used for the tool known as an oar.

In Brazil “mom” is mãe, and the affectionate mamãe is used especially by children. In the Northeast many people say mainha.

In Portuguese, “I am gluten-free” is expressed as sou celíaco. The phrase is used to inform others that you cannot eat gluten due to a medical condition.

The English word “door” is porta in Portuguese. porta is a feminine noun used to refer to a portal of entry into a building, room or vehicle.

In Portuguese, ‘what time’ is said as que horas. This phrase is used to ask for the current time of day.

In Portuguese, ‘the’ is expressed through several forms of the definite article depending on the noun. o

To say sellotape in Portuguese, use fita-cola.

The English phrase “ponytail” is rabo de cavalo in Portuguese. rabo de cavalo is a masculine noun used to describe the hairstyle.