Robyn Taylor

The English word “grip” translates to Portuguese as aderência. The term refers to a hold or way of holding, particularly with the hand

The Portuguese word for salad is salada. The most straightforward and commonly used term for ‘salad’ in Portuguese is salada.

The English word “dill” is translated into Portuguese as endro. Both endro and aneto refer to the herb of the species Anethum graveolens.

The Portuguese word for luggage is bagagem. bagagem is a common term used to describe a traveller’s containers.

In Portuguese, “I hope you have a good day” is expressed as Espero que você tenha um bom dia.

The English word “university” is translated to Portuguese as universidade. The word universidade refers to an institution of higher education.

The English word “vodka” is translated into Portuguese as vodca or vodka. Both forms refer to a clear distilled alcoholic liquor.

In Brazilian Portuguese the noun “smell” is cheiro and the verb “to smell” is cheirar. A strong bad smell is fedor.

In Portuguese, sweetheart is expressed as querido. These terms are used to refer to a person who is very much liked or loved by someone.

The English word “shocking” is translated to Portuguese as chocante. The term is used to describe something that is startling or inspires shock.