How to Say “Goodbye” in Portuguese
Goodbye in Portuguese can be expressed as adeus, até-logo, até mais ver, passe-bem or tchau. These terms are used to express a farewell.
Goodbye in Portuguese can be expressed as adeus, até-logo, até mais ver, passe-bem or tchau. These terms are used to express a farewell.
The English phrase “gallstones” is translated into Portuguese as cálculos biliares. This phrase refers to the hard deposits that form in the gallbladder.
In Portugal people say Olá for hello, or the time greetings Bom dia, Boa tarde and Boa noite. Friends often say Viva! Olá fits almost any situation.
In Portuguese, “can I go to the bathroom?” is expressed as posso ir ao banheiro?
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The English word chemist is translated into Portuguese as químico. The term refers to a person who works in the field of chemistry.
The English word butterfly is translated into Portuguese as borboleta. The term refers to the insect.
The English word corruption is translated into Portuguese as corrupção. corrupção refers to seeking bribes.
The English word ‘sky’ is translated into Portuguese as céu.