Portuguese

The English word “shower” (referring to a bathing device) can be translated into Portuguese as chuveiro or duche. Both terms refer to a device for bathing.

To cook in Portuguese is cozinhar. The verb cozinhar is the most common and general term used to mean the act of preparing food for eating.

The English word ‘harassment’ is translated into Portuguese as assédio. The term refers to persistent attacks and criticism that cause worry and distress.

The English phrase “hot dog” is translated into Portuguese as cachorro-quente. The term refers to a frankfurter served in a bun.

The English phrase ‘unmarried’ is translated into Portuguese as solteiro. The word is used to describe someone who is having no husband or wife.

Expressing your longing for someone is an essential part of building and nurturing relationships. In Brazilian Portuguese, there are various

The English word agnostic is translated into Portuguese as agnóstico. This term is an adjective meaning of or relating to agnosticism.

The Portuguese word for “he” is ele. ele is the personal pronoun used to refer to a male person as “he”.

The English word wisteria is translated into Portuguese as glicínia or wisteria. Both terms refer to a genus of about ten species of woody climbing vines.

The Portuguese word for brother is irmão. The term irmão is the standard noun used to refer to a male sibling.