How to Say “Stupid” in Portuguese
The English phrase ‘stupid’ is translated into Portuguese as burro. Burro is an adjective used to describe someone lacking in intelligence.
The English phrase ‘stupid’ is translated into Portuguese as burro. Burro is an adjective used to describe someone lacking in intelligence.
To trigger in Portuguese is translated as ativar or desencadear. The verb is used to describe the initiation of a process or an event.
The English phrase “no good” can be translated into Portuguese as não presta.
Spaghetti in Portuguese is translated as espaguete. The term refers to a type of pasta made in the shape of long thin strings.
In Portuguese, the phrase to say “have a good evening” is tenha uma boa noite.
The English phrase “we love you, grandma” is translated into Portuguese as te amamos, vovó.
The English word “bad” can be translated into Portuguese as mau or ruim.
The English phrase “very pretty” is translated into Portuguese as muito bonita.
The English word ‘preliminary’ is translated to Portuguese as preliminar.
In Portugal “beautiful” is bonito for a masculine noun and bonita for a feminine noun.
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