Portuguese

uva is the Portuguese word for grape. uva refers to a small, round fruit that grows in clusters on vines.

In Portuguese, the English phrase ‘to come’ is translated as vir. The verb vir is used to describe moving toward the speaker.

The English phrase “hottie” can be translated into Portuguese as gostoso. These terms are used as slang to refer to a sexually attractive person.

The Portuguese word for coeliac is celíaco. The term refers to a person with a medical condition that prevents them from digesting gluten.

calorosos cumprimentos is the Portuguese way to say warm regards. This phrase is used as a polite closing for letters or messages.

The English phrase ‘main road’ is translated into Portuguese as estrada principal. The term refers to a major road in a town, village etc.

In Brazil you say Você está linda to a woman and Você está lindo to a man. Você está bonita is a gentler version for a woman.

In Portuguese, “I want a beer” is expressed as eu quero uma cerveja. This phrase is a direct request used when you wish to purchase or consume a beer.

Stella is a Portuguese female given name.

In Portuguese, breakfast is expressed through several different terms depending on the region. The default form is café da manhã.