Portuguese

In Portuguese, the word for mason is pedreiro. A mason is someone who builds with stone or brick.

The Portuguese phrase for evaporated milk is leite evaporado. This term refers to milk that has been concentrated through the process of evaporation.

The English word “poll” is translated into Portuguese as pesquisa. pesquisa is used to refer to a formal vote or a poll.

The English word pig is translated into Portuguese as porco. The word porco refers to the mammal of the family Suidae.

In Brazil people say Me manda dinheiro for “send me money”. A formal version is Envie dinheiro para mim, and Me faz um Pix asks for an instant transfer.

David is a male given name in Portuguese.

The English phrase ‘i love you’ is translated into Portuguese as amo-te. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The English phrase heartbeat is translated into Portuguese as batimento cardíaco. batimento cardíaco refers to one pulsation of the heart.

The Portuguese word for beans is feijão. The word is used to refer to the edible seeds of various plants that serve as a staple food.

To study in Portuguese is estudar. The verb estudar means to acquire knowledge.