Portuguese

The English phrase “good morning handsome” is translated into Portuguese as bom dia, lindo.

The English phrase ‘you’re mean’ is translated into Portuguese as Você é mau.

The Portuguese word for chilli is pimenta. Pimenta is a broad term used for both spicy peppers and other spices such as black pepper.

In Brazilian Portuguese “yes” is sim and “no” is não. In casual talk Brazilians also say é or aham to agree.

The English word accordion is acordeão in Portuguese. All forms refer to the small, portable, keyed wind instrument known as an accordion.

In Brazilian Portuguese the sea animal “seal” is foca. For a stamp or official seal, the word is selo, and a security seal on a package is a lacre.

To say the Spanish greeting hola in Portuguese, use Olá. Olá is the most common and neutral way to say hello in Portuguese.

The English word restroom is banheiro in Portuguese. The most common word for a restroom or public room containing a toilet is banheiro.

The English phrase “I like your hair” is translated into Portuguese as eu gosto do seu cabelo.

To say ‘again’ in Portuguese, you can use de novo, outra vez or novamente. All these forms are used as adverbs to mean ‘again’ or ‘another time’.