How to Say “Pigeon” in Portuguese
The Portuguese word for pigeon is pombo. Pombo refers to a bird of the dove and pigeon family Columbidae, see also dove (noun)
The Portuguese word for pigeon is pombo. Pombo refers to a bird of the dove and pigeon family Columbidae, see also dove (noun)
The English phrase ‘muffin’ is translated into Portuguese as muffin.
The Portuguese word garoto means boy. garoto is used to describe a male child or adolescent.
In Portuguese, the English phrase “dude” is translated as cara.
The English phrase lox is translated into Portuguese as salmão curado. This term refers to a type of smoked salmon.
The English phrase ‘date’ is translated into Portuguese as encontro.
The English word ‘all’ is translated into Portuguese as todo. todo is used to refer to every individual of a given class.
The English phrase “nuts and bolts” can be translated into Portuguese as porcas e parafusos.
To line up in Portuguese is to alinhar. The verb alinhar means to get into a line.
The English word “hare” is translated into Portuguese as lebre. The term refers to the animal known as a hare.