Portuguese

The English word ‘turkey’ (the bird) is translated into Portuguese as peru. Use peru when referring to the bird in the genus Meleagris.

The English phrase “can we be friends?” is translated into Portuguese as Podemos ser amigos?

The English phrase ‘shave’ is translated into Portuguese as barbear.

In Portuguese, the English phrase “they” is translated as eles or elas. The word is a third-person plural pronoun.

Richarlison is a Portuguese phrase.

The phrase “do you like” is translated into Portuguese as você gosta. This phrase is used to ask if someone enjoys a particular thing or activity.

The English phrase ‘it is what it is’ can be translated into Portuguese as a vida é assim.

In Portuguese, “see you” can be expressed in several ways, most commonly as até mais. You can use até mais to mean “see you later” or “see you soon”.

When visiting or interacting with locals in Brazil, it’s essential to have a basic understanding of common phrases. One of

oi is the Portuguese way to say “hi” or “hello”. oi is a common, casual greeting used to say hello to someone.