How to Say “Good” in Portuguese
The Portuguese word for good (as an adjective meaning pleasant or enjoyable) is bom.
How to Say “Warrior” in Portuguese
The Portuguese word for warrior is guerreiro. guerreiro refers to a person actively engaged in battle, conflict or warfare.
How to Say “Bandit” in Portuguese
The Portuguese word for bandit is bandido. The term is used to refer to an outlaw or a criminal.
How to Say “Miss You” in Portuguese
The English phrase “miss you” is translated into Portuguese as Sinto a sua falta.
How to Say “Do You Like” in Portuguese
The phrase “do you like” is translated into Portuguese as você gosta. This phrase is used to ask if someone enjoys a particular thing or activity.
How to Say “Thank You God” in Portuguese
The English phrase ‘thank you god’ is expressed in Portuguese as obrigado, meu Deus.
How to Say “Nap” in Portuguese
The English phrase ‘nap’ can be translated into Portuguese using several terms, with soneca being the default form.
How to Say “Months” in Portuguese
The English phrase “months” is translated into Portuguese as meses. The word refers to the plural periods of time consisting of approximately four weeks.
How to Say “What Do You Want?” in Portuguese
To say “what do you want?” in Portuguese, use o que você quer? This phrase is used to ask someone about their desires or what they are looking for.