How to Say “Common Phrases” in Portuguese
The English phrase “common phrases” is translated into Portuguese as frases comuns.
The English phrase “common phrases” is translated into Portuguese as frases comuns.
In Brazilian Portuguese “oh” is most often ah, as in Ah, entendi. To show surprise, Brazilians say nossa, and ó is used to get someone to look.
papi chulo is the Portuguese way to say ‘papi chulo’. This slang term is used to describe a man who is physically attractive and stylish.
In Portugal “good morning” is Bom dia. It is used from the early morning until lunch, and then people switch to Boa tarde.
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The English word “engaging” can be translated into Portuguese as envolvente.
October in Portuguese is outubro. outubro is the name for the tenth month of the Gregorian calendar.
The Portuguese word for defecate is defecar. All provided terms refer to the act of expelling feces from one’s bowels.
In Portugal a pineapple is an ananás. Brazilians call it abacaxi, and the Portuguese will understand it but do not use it.
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The English phrase “rent” (the payment made by a tenant) is translated into Portuguese as aluguel. The term aluguel refers to the money paid by a tenant.
The English phrase “cute girl” is translated into Portuguese as garota bonita.