Portuguese

The Portuguese word for hawk is gavião. Gavião is a masculine noun used to refer to predatory birds of the Accipitridae family.

The Portuguese phrase for “yo” is e aí. e aí is an informal expression that translates to “what’s up” or “how’s it going”.

The English phrase ‘expert’ can be translated into Portuguese as especialista.

The English phrase roots is translated into Portuguese as raízes.

In Portuguese, bubble wrap is called plástico-bolha. The term refers to the cushioning material used for protection during packaging.

The English phrase ‘get up’ is translated into Portuguese as levantar.

To say “toes” in Portuguese, you use dedos dos pés. The phrase refers to the five digits at the end of each foot.

The Portuguese phrase for midday is meio-dia. meio-dia refers to the time of day when it is midday.

The English word juice is translated into Portuguese as suco. Both suco and sumo refer to a beverage made of juice.

The Portuguese word for godfather is padrinho.