Portuguese

The English phrase “lupus” is lúpus in Portuguese. lúpus is a masculine noun used to refer to the autoimmune disease.

The English name Peter is translated into Portuguese as Pedro. Pedro is a common male given name.

In Brazilian Portuguese “drama” is drama, a masculine noun. A TV soap opera is a novela, and fazer drama means to make a fuss.

Como estás is Spanish. In Brazil the matching question is Como você está?, and the everyday way is Tudo bem?

The English verb ‘dance’ is translated into Portuguese as dançar. The primary meaning is to move rhythmically to music.

The English phrase “stepmother” is translated into Portuguese as madrasta.

The Portuguese word for estimate is estimativa. In construction and business, estimativa refers to a document that specifies the probable cost of a job.

To say “have a nice holiday” in Portuguese, you use Boas férias. Boas férias is a phrase used to wish someone an enjoyable time during their vacation.

The English phrase “my man” is translated into Portuguese as meu homem. meu homem is used as a term of address for a male friend.

The English phrase ‘see you soon’ can be translated into Portuguese as até logo.