Portuguese

To say “send me your pic” in Portuguese, you say me manda sua foto. This phrase is used to request that someone send a photograph of themselves.

The English word “soup” is sopa in Portuguese. sopa is a noun used to refer to the dish.

The Portuguese word for crybaby is chorão. A crybaby is a person whose feelings are easily hurt or someone who often cries and complains.

The English phrase ‘bye, have a good day’ is expressed in Portuguese as tchau, tenha um bom dia.

The Portuguese word for movie is filme. filme refers to a motion picture.

The Portuguese word for the name Joe is Joe. In Portuguese, the name is often represented by the equivalent name Zé.

The English word “respect” is translated into Portuguese as respeito.

In Portuguese, a pendant is called pingente. The word refers to a piece of jewellery that is hung from a chain worn around the neck.

To win in Portuguese, you can use vencer or ganhar. Both words mean to achieve victory, but they are used in different contexts.

The most common way to say “cool” in Brazil is legal. It works in almost every situation. Que legal! means “how cool!”.