How to Say “Grape” in Portuguese
The English word grape is translated into Portuguese as uva. uva is the standard noun for the fruit.
The English word grape is translated into Portuguese as uva. uva is the standard noun for the fruit.
In Brazil a man says Obrigado por me adicionar and a woman says Obrigada por me adicionar. Casual friends say Valeu por me adicionar.
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The Portuguese phrase for “good to see you” is que bom ver você. The phrase is a friendly greeting used when meeting someone you already know.
The English word ‘stuff’ is translated into Portuguese as coisas (noun). coisas is used to refer to miscellaneous items or things.
The Portuguese word for greyhound is galgo. galgo is a noun used to refer to the lean breed of dog used in hunting and racing.
The English word accordion is acordeão in Portuguese. All forms refer to the small, portable, keyed wind instrument known as an accordion.
The Portuguese word for writing is escrita. escrita is used to refer to the abstract concept of writing or a specific person’s writing style/handwriting.
The Portuguese word tela means screen. tela is used to refer to a computer screen, a television screen or a smartphone screen.
The English word ‘hope’ is translated into Portuguese as esperança. esperança is a noun referring to the belief that something wished for can happen.
In Portuguese, the English word ‘lime’ is translated as limão or lima. The term refers to a green citrus fruit.