Portuguese

In Portugal “ugly” is feio for a masculine noun and feia for a feminine one. Horrível is a stronger word meaning “horrible”.

The English word chatty is translated to Portuguese as falador. The term is used to describe someone who is chatting a lot or is fond of chatting.

In Portuguese, the English phrase toast (referring to toasted bread) is translated as torrada.

In Portuguese, ‘see you later’ can be expressed as até logo. You can also use Tchau. to mean ‘bye’ or ‘see you later’.

The English word guilt is culpa in Portuguese. Culpa is the most common and straightforward term for guilt.

Jessica in Portuguese is Jéssica. Jéssica is a feminine given name.

In Brazil “God bless you” is Deus te abençoe or Que Deus te abençoe. When someone sneezes Brazilians say Saúde!, which means “health”.

Guilherme is the Portuguese word for guilherme (phrase).

Anxiety in Portuguese is Ansiedade. Ansiedade refers to a state of uneasiness, nervousness, apprehension or obsession.

Joseph is a male given name in Portuguese, known as José. José is the Portuguese equivalent of the name Joseph.