Portuguese

In Portuguese, the English phrase “what are you up to?” is expressed as o que você está aprontando?

eu também te amo is the Portuguese way to say “I love you too”. This phrase is used as a response to tell someone that you feel the same love for them.

The Portuguese word for dessert is sobremesa. sobremesa refers to a sweet confection served as the last course of a meal.

The English word ‘pickles’ is translated into Portuguese as picles.

The English phrase ‘gym’ is translated into Portuguese as academia. The term refers to a sporting facility specialized for lifting weights and exercise.

In Brazilian Portuguese “small” is pequeno for masculine nouns and pequena for feminine ones. A very tiny thing can be pequenininho, with the diminutive.

The English word “gnome” is gnomo in Portuguese. gnomo is a noun used to refer to a dwarf or a goblin.

In Portuguese, “have a good night” is expressed as Boa noite.

The English word ‘store’ (noun) is translated into Portuguese as loja. loja is the most common and standard translation for a store.

In Brazilian Portuguese “you” is você in most of the country.