Robyn Taylor

chocolate is the Portuguese word for chocolate. chocolate refers to food made from ground roasted cocoa beans.

In Brazil “king” is rei, and the plural is reis. The feminine is rainha, meaning queen.

The English word “town” is translated into Portuguese as cidade. cidade is the general term used to refer to a town or a city.

The English word “officer” translates to Portuguese as oficial.

In Portuguese, charming can be translated as charmoso. Depending on the context, you might use different words to express charm.

For “hi” in Brazil the usual word is Oi. Friends also say E aí?, “what’s up”, and young men often greet each other with Fala! Oi is safe with anyone.

The English word “possibly” is translated into Portuguese as possivelmente.

Andrea is the Portuguese form of the female given name Andrea. Andrea is used as a female given name.

The English phrase treason is translated into Portuguese as traição.

The English word papaya is translated into Portuguese as mamão or papaia. Both terms refer to the fruit known as papaya.