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The English phrase ‘prince’ is príncipe in Portuguese. The term príncipe refers to the son or male-line grandson of a reigning monarch.

The Portuguese word for blueberries is mirtilos. mirtilos refers to small, round, blue berries that grow on shrubs.

The English phrase ‘damp’ is translated to Portuguese as úmido. úmido is an adjective used to describe something in a state between dry and wet.

The English word “caveman” is translated into Portuguese as homem das cavernas. Both terms refer to early humans or related species.

The English phrase ‘Netherlands’ is translated into Portuguese as Países Baixos. The phrase refers to the country in northwestern Europe.

The English phrase ‘are you busy now?’ is translated into Portuguese as você está ocupado agora?

The English word ‘always’ is translated into Portuguese as sempre. sempre is used to mean ‘at all times’.

The English phrase “where” is translated into Portuguese as onde.

The English verb ‘hit’ can be translated into Portuguese as bater. The primary way to express the act of hitting, knocking or beating is using bater.

The English phrase “my prince” is translated into Portuguese as meu príncipe. meu príncipe is used to mean “my prince”.