Portuguese

The English verb ‘stay’ is translated into Portuguese as ficar. The primary way to express staying or remaining in a particular place is using ficar.

The Portuguese word for muse is musa. The word refers to a source of inspiration.

The English phrase “I want you” is translated into Portuguese as eu quero você.

The English word “cod” is translated into Portuguese as bacalhau. bacalhau refers to any marine fish belonging to the family Gadidae.

The English phrase “sugarcane juice” is translated into Portuguese as caldo de cana.

To ask where do you live? in Portuguese, say onde você mora? It is the usual way to ask someone where their home is.

Birthdays are special occasions celebrated all around the world, and Brazil is no exception. Being able to wish someone a

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.