How to Say “Stroke” in Portuguese
In Portuguese, stroke is translated as derrame.
To say “I am from kenya” in Portuguese, you use sou do Quênia. This phrase is used to state that your country of origin is Kenya.
In Portuguese, New York is said as Nova Iorque. This phrase is used to refer to the state of the United States of America.
The English phrase ‘good girl’ is translated into Portuguese as boa menina.
The phrase trace e escreva means “trace and write” in Portuguese. An instruction to follow the lines of a letter or shape and then write it independently.
In Portuguese, angina pectoris is said as angina de peito. The phrase refers to a specific type of chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to the heart.
The Portuguese word for beautician is esteticista. The term esteticista refers to one who does hair styling, manicures and other beauty treatments.
In Brazilian Portuguese “vacation” is férias, and it is always plural. A single public holiday is a feriado, and a trip is a viagem.
to pass in Portuguese is passar. The verb passar is used to describe moving or being moved from one place to another.
The English phrase “earplugs” is translated into Portuguese as protetores auriculares.