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The English phrase “hey, how are you?” is translated into Portuguese as oi, tudo bem?

The Portuguese word for bisexual is bissexual. bissexual is an adjective used to describe someone who is sexually attracted to both men and women.

The English phrase ‘pitcher’ is translated into Portuguese as jarra. A pitcher refers to a wide-mouthed, deep vessel used for holding liquids.

The English phrase “I will miss you” is expressed in Portuguese as vou sentir sua falta.

The English word “yolk” is translated into Portuguese as gema. gema is a feminine noun used to refer to the yellow part of an egg.

The Portuguese word for rhythm is ritmo. ritmo refers to the tempo or speed of a beat, a song or a repeated event.

The English word sausage is translated into Portuguese as salsicha or linguiça. Both terms refer to food made of minced meat packed into a tubular casing.

The English phrase ‘pile’ can be translated into Portuguese as pilha. A ‘pile’ refers to a mass of things heaped together.

The English phrase “old” can be translated into Portuguese as velho.

The Portuguese word for commute is deslocamento. The term refers to the act of regularly traveling to and from places such as work or school.