Portuguese

The English word ‘crib’ is translated into Portuguese as berço. The word refers to a baby’s bed with high sides.

In Portuguese, the phrase for “I think” is Acho. Acho is used to express an opinion or a belief that something is likely true.

To go away in Portuguese is to say sair. The phrase is used to describe the act of departing or leaving a place.

The English phrase “stop” translates to the Portuguese word pare. The verb refers to the act of not continuing an action or motion.

The Portuguese word for ‘socket’ (specifically an electrical opening) is tomada.

In Brazilian Portuguese “ugly” is feio for masculine nouns and feia for feminine ones. The plurals are feios and feias.

In Portuguese, ‘spelling’ can be translated as ortografia or soletração depending on the context.

The English phrase “milkshake” translates to Portuguese as milkshake. In Portuguese, the term is used to describe a beverage made of milk and ice cream.

The English phrase “among us” is translated into Portuguese as entre nós. entre nós is used to mean “among us” when referring to being part of a group.

te amo is the Portuguese phrase for “I love you”. This phrase is used to express deep romantic love for another person.