Lorraine Maddison

In Portuguese, happy Friday is said as boa sexta-feira. boa sexta-feira is a greeting used to wish someone a pleasant Friday.

In Portuguese, the phrase “hi, how are you?” is translated as Oi, tudo bem?

The English phrase “I like your hair” is translated into Portuguese as eu gosto do seu cabelo.

To say ‘again’ in Portuguese, you can use de novo, outra vez or novamente. All these forms are used as adverbs to mean ‘again’ or ‘another time’.

Luís is the Portuguese way to say the male given name Luis.

The English phrase “wow” can be translated into Portuguese as uau. Expressions in this group are used to convey amazement, admiration or shock.

The English phrase “sweet bread” is translated into Portuguese as pão doce.

The Portuguese word É corresponds to the English filler word “‘um'” used when a speaker pauses to think.

In Portuguese, “hi grandma” is expressed as oi vovó. The phrase is an informal way to greet a grandmother.

In Portuguese, ‘cooking’ can be expressed as cozinhando.