How to Say “I” in Brazil (Brazilian Portuguese)
In Brazilian Portuguese “I” is eu. When “me” is the object it is me, and after a preposition it becomes mim, as in para mim (for me).
In Brazilian Portuguese “I” is eu. When “me” is the object it is me, and after a preposition it becomes mim, as in para mim (for me).
The English phrase “lamb chop” is translated into Portuguese as costeleta de cordeiro.
The English word ‘priest’ is translated into Portuguese as padre. The terms are used to refer to a clergyman or clergyperson.
The Portuguese word for a pet is animal de estimação. The term refers to an animal kept as a companion.
The Portuguese word debacle means debacle. debacle is used to describe an event or enterprise that ends suddenly and disastrously.
The Portuguese word for honey is mel. mel refers to the sweet substance produced by bees.
The English name Peter is translated into Portuguese as Pedro. Pedro is a common male given name.
The Portuguese word for “misogynist” is misógino. This noun refers to a person who is a hater of women.
The English phrase ‘adultery’ is translated into Portuguese as adultério.