Portuguese

The English phrase “yes, sir” is translated into Portuguese as sim, senhor.

The English phrase ‘hi friend’ is translated into Portuguese as oi amigo. oi amigo is an informal greeting used to say hello to a friend.

The Portuguese word for bridge is ponte. ponte is a feminine noun used to describe a construction or a natural feature that spans a divide.

In Portuguese, “well done” is translated as muito bem! muito bem! is a common phrase used to say well done.

The Portuguese word for butter is manteiga. manteiga refers to the soft foodstuff made from milk.

The Portuguese phrase ponto final means a punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to indicate a full stop.

To say “come on” in Brazil you can use Vamos lá!, which urges someone to get going. Friends say Bora! Bora! comes from vamos embora and means “let us go”.

The Portuguese word for podiatrist is podólogo. A podiatrist is a specialist in foot care.

The Portuguese word for mushroom is cogumelo. cogumelo refers to the fruiting body of a fungus.

In Portuguese, “long time no see” is expressed as há quanto tempo.