How to Say “I Am Good” in Portuguese
In Portuguese, “I am good” is expressed as estou bem. This phrase is a standard, polite response used when someone asks you Como você está? (How are you?).
In Portuguese, “I am good” is expressed as estou bem. This phrase is a standard, polite response used when someone asks you Como você está? (How are you?).
The Portuguese word for the name Joe is Joe. In Portuguese, the name is often represented by the equivalent name Zé.
Brazilian Portuguese has no single everyday word for every kind of swimsuit.
The English phrase “scrub nurse” is enfermeiro instrumentista in Portuguese.
The English phrase “beautiful queen” is translated into Portuguese as linda rainha. This phrase refers to a female monarch who is physically attractive.
The Portuguese word for jacket is jaqueta. jaqueta refers to a piece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse.
The English phrase ‘keep smiling’ is translated into Portuguese as continue sorrindo.
The English phrase titi refers to any New World monkey of the subfamily Callicebinae in Portuguese. The default form is sagui.
In Portuguese, “I am sick” is expressed as Estou doente.
To cut in Portuguese is cortar. The verb cortar means to divide something using a sharp instrument.