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The English phrase “aww” is translated into Portuguese as ownt. ownt is an exclamation used to express tenderness or affection when seeing something cute.

The English word ‘city’ is translated into Portuguese as cidade. cidade is the most straightforward and widely used term for a large settlement.

In Portuguese, “are you busy?” is translated as você está ocupado? This phrase is used to ask if someone has time to talk or help at the moment.

Sugar cane in Portuguese is cana-de-açúcar. The term refers to the species of grass whose sap is a source of sugar.

The Portuguese word for “bunker” is búnquer. búnquer refers to a hardened shelter designed to protect the inhabitants from falling bombs or other attacks.

The English phrase “bandaid” is translated into Portuguese as Band-Aid.

The English phrase ‘banter’ is translated into Portuguese as brincadeira. brincadeira refers to good-humoured conversation or banter.

The English phrase “I farted” is translated into Portuguese as Peidei. A statement used to admit that one has released gas from the anus.

The Portuguese word for “poser” is poser.

In Portuguese, the English phrase ’email’ is translated as e-mail.