Millie Kathryn

The English word ‘elderly’ is translated into Portuguese as idoso. idoso is used as an adjective meaning ‘old’ or as a noun meaning ‘an elderly person’.

The English phrase ‘bombshell’ is translated into Portuguese as bomba.

The Portuguese word for “winter” is inverno.

The English word ‘underground’ is translated into Portuguese as subterrâneo.

The English phrase “I am English” is translated into Portuguese as eu sou inglês.

In Brazil you say Estou com saudade de você or just Saudade de você. Sinto sua falta means “I feel your absence” and is also very common.

A male speaker says Obrigado for “thank you” in Portuguese. A female speaker says Obrigada.

The Portuguese phrase for white wine is vinho branco. vinho branco refers to an alcoholic drink made from grapes that is pale or golden in color.

In Portuguese, “one beer, please” is said as uma cerveja, por favor.

In Portuguese, thank you is said as obrigado. The standard way to express gratitude is by using obrigado or obrigada.