Portuguese

The English phrase ‘like’ (to find something or someone pleasant) is translated to Portuguese as gostar.

The English phrase “hello, my name is sam” is translated into Portuguese as olá, o meu nome é Sam.

The Portuguese word for aunt is tia. tia refers to a parent’s sister or sister-in-law.

The English word ‘but’ can be translated into Portuguese as exceto when it means ‘except’.

The Portuguese word for sand is areia. areia is a feminine noun referring to finely ground rock.

Welcome to this guide on how to say things in Brazilian Portuguese! Whether you are planning a trip to Brazil,

To say silly in Portuguese, use bobo. bobo describes someone or something foolish or lacking good sense, often in a lighthearted or playful way.

In Portuguese, ‘just kidding’ can be expressed as brincadeira.

In Portuguese, “I agree” is expressed as concordo. You use concordo to show that you have the same opinion as someone else.

Bella is the Portuguese female given name Bella. Bella is used as a female given name.