Portuguese

The English phrase ‘relax’ is translated into Portuguese as relaxe. The phrase is an intransitive verb meaning to rest and become relieved of stress.

In Brazilian Portuguese “queen” is rainha. The word for “king” is rei, and the royal couple together are os reis.

The English term gnocchi is translated into Portuguese as nhoque. The term refers to pasta-like dumplings.

The English word ‘great’ can be translated into Portuguese as ótimo. When you want to describe something as being very good, you use ótimo or fantástico.

Oi, linda! is the friendly Brazilian way to say “hello, beautiful” to a woman, and Oi, lindo! to a man. Oi is the everyday word for “hi”.

The English phrase ‘queue’ is translated to Portuguese as fila.

In Portuguese, shingles is herpes-zóster. The term refers to the medical condition known as herpes zoster.

The English word ‘sad’ is translated into Portuguese as triste. triste is the most straightforward translation for feeling sorrow.

The English phrase “days of the week” is translated into Portuguese as dias da semana.

The English word “health” is translated into Portuguese as saúde. saúde is the most common and standard way to say “health” in Portuguese.