Portuguese

To say “throw away” in Portuguese, say jogar fora in Brazil or deitar fora in Portugal.

The usual way to say “please” in Brazil is por favor. In more formal speech people say por gentileza, and se puder means “if you can”.

The English word gossip is translated into Portuguese as fofoca. Gossip refers to idle talk.

In Portuguese, “how are you doing?” is expressed as Como vai? The phrase is used as a greeting to ask someone about their general well-being.

In Portuguese, “great job” is said as bom trabalho.

The English phrase “I love you, cousin” is translated into Portuguese as te amo, primo.

The English word “perfect” is translated into Portuguese as perfeito.

Ibuprofen in Portuguese is ibuprofeno. ibuprofeno is a masculine noun used to refer to the anti-inflammatory drug.

The Portuguese word for “year” is ano.

In Portuguese, the English phrase ‘cool’ is expressed as legal. When used as an adjective, legal describes something as cool, nice or awesome.