Portuguese

In Brazilian Portuguese “much” is muito. It means “a lot” or “very”, and bastante is a softer “quite a lot”.

Cilantro in Portuguese is coentro. coentro refers to the leaves of the coriander plant.

In Brazilian Portuguese “drunk” is bêbado for a man and bêbada for a woman. The formal word is embriagado and the casual expression is de porre.

The Portuguese word for lyrics is letra. letra is used to refer to the words of a song.

The Portuguese word for her is ela.

To purr in Portuguese is to say ronronar. The verb ronronar is used to describe the vibrating sound a cat makes in its throat.

The English word ‘crazy’ is translated into Portuguese as louco. These terms are used to describe someone who is insane, demented.

Ella is the Portuguese equivalent of the female given name Ella.

The English word ‘upright’ can be translated into Portuguese as ereto or aprumado.

The Portuguese word for “cheater” is trapaceiro.