Portuguese

To moan in Portuguese is gemer. The verb gemer is used to express sounds associated with pleasure, pain or dissatisfaction.

The English phrase “portuguese” is translated into Portuguese as português.

The Portuguese word for sleeve is manga. manga refers to the part of a garment that covers the arm.

In Portuguese, tonto means foolish or silly. The word tonto is used to describe someone who is being foolish or silly.

The Brazilian word for “sir” is senhor. In casual speech people say seu before a first name, as in seu João.

The phrase “what is this?” is translated into Portuguese as o que é isso? O que é isso? is used to ask for the identity or name of an object.

In Portuguese, the word for plate is prato.

The ordinary word is bolas, the plural of bola, used for balls in football, tennis and other games.

To pee in Portuguese, the default form is fazer xixi. The phrase is used to describe the act of urinating.

The English phrase soulmate is translated into Portuguese as alma gémea. The term refers to someone with whom one has a special connection.