Portuguese

The English word ‘mist’ is translated into Portuguese as névoa. névoa is used to refer to a layer of fine droplets or particles, such as mist or fog.

The English phrase ‘blow out’ is translated into Portuguese as apagar. apagar is the standard verb used when you want to say ‘blow out’ a candle.

In Portuguese, hello is said as olá. The phrase is used to greet someone.

The English word ‘my’ is translated into Portuguese as meu or minha.

The English phrase ‘hatchet’ is translated into Portuguese as machadinha. The word machadinha refers to a small axe.

In Portuguese, ‘excuse me’ is desculpa. This phrase is used as an apology or to say ‘sorry’.

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The English phrase lunchtime is translated into Portuguese as hora do almoço.

The English word ‘underwriter’ is translated into Portuguese as subscritor.

The English verb ‘slay’ can be translated into Portuguese as matar. The primary meaning of the word is to kill or murder.