Millie Kathryn

The English word ‘stinky’ can be translated into Portuguese using several terms, with fedorento being the default form.

The English word “sewer” is esgoto in Portuguese. esgoto refers to the pipes used to remove human waste and provide drainage.

The English phrase “clams” is translated into Portuguese as amêijoas. The term amêijoas refers to edible saltwater mollusks with two shells used as food.

In Portugal the standard toast is Saúde!, literally “health”. Friends also say Tchim-tchim! or À nossa!, meaning “to us”.

The English word “devil” is translated into Portuguese as diabo. diabo is a masculine noun used to refer to an evil creature.

In Portuguese, the English phrase “tips” is translated as dicas.

The English phrase ‘phrases’ is translated into Portuguese as frases.

The English phrase “good morning handsome” is translated into Portuguese as bom dia, lindo.

To say goodnight in Portugal use Boa noite. A caring addition is Bom descanso, “have a good rest”, or Dorme bem to someone close.

Skin in Portuguese is pele. The word pele is used to refer to the outer protective layer of the body of a person or animal.