Portuguese

The English word “vulnerable” is translated into Portuguese as vulnerável.

The Portuguese word for dread is pavor. The word pavor refers to intense fear or dread in a formal context.

The English phrase “good morning my best friend” is translated into Portuguese as bom dia meu melhor amigo.

The English word ungrateful is translated into Portuguese as ingrato. Both ingrato and mal-agradecido can be used to express that someone is ungrateful.

In Portuguese, ‘i like your shirt’ is said as gostei da sua camisa. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that you find their shirt attractive.

The English phrase “I love you baby” is translated into Portuguese as Eu te amo, bebê.

The English phrase “rent” (the payment made by a tenant) is translated into Portuguese as aluguel. The term aluguel refers to the money paid by a tenant.

The Portuguese word for wheelchair is cadeira de rodas.

In Portuguese, the English phrase ‘teller’ is translated as caixa. caixa is used broadly to refer to a bank teller or a general cashier in retail settings.

The English phrase “morning” is translated into Portuguese as manhã. manhã is a noun referring to the part of the day between dawn and midday.