Portuguese

The Portuguese word for “god” is deus. deus is a masculine noun used to refer to a deity.

In Brazilian Portuguese “peach” is pêssego. The word is masculine, so you say o pêssego, and the plural is pêssegos.

The English word “lovely” can be translated into Portuguese as adorável.

In Portuguese, the word for stall is barraca.

The English word squeamish is translated into Portuguese as fresco. The term is used to describe someone who is easily shocked, sickened or frightened.

The English name Jason is translated into Portuguese as Jason or Jasão. The phrase refers to the masculine given name Jason.

The English phrase ‘grease’ is graxa in Portuguese. graxa refers to oily or fatty matter.

The English name Robert is translated into Portuguese as Roberto. Roberto is a masculine given name.

The English word “spider” is aranha in Portuguese. aranha refers to the arthropod known as a spider.

Brazilian Portuguese has no single everyday word for every kind of swimsuit.