Lorraine Maddison

The phrase “who are you?” in Portuguese is translated as quem é você? quem é você? is a question used to ask for a person’s identity.

In Portuguese, “the best” is said as o melhor. o melhor is used to describe the highest quality or most excellent person or thing within a group.

The Portuguese word for nothing is nada. nada is the standard way to express the concept of not any thing.

tenha um bom dia is the Portuguese way to say “have a nice day”. This phrase is used as a polite way to say goodbye.

The English word ‘ambitious’ is translated into Portuguese as ambicioso. The term is used to describe someone who possesses or is controlled by ambition.

The English phrase “sim” refers to a SIM card (a small removable card that identifies a mobile phone to a network) in Portuguese.

The Portuguese word for snail is caracol. Both caracol and caramujo are used to describe animals of the class Gastropoda that possess a shell.

The English word ‘lisp’ is translated into Portuguese as ceceio. ceceio is a noun referring to the habit or the act of lisping.

The English phrase “will you be my valentine?” can be expressed in Portuguese as quer ser meu namorado?

The English phrase “social security number” is translated into Portuguese as número de segurança social.