Portuguese

In Portuguese, the English word ‘sick’ is expressed as doente. Doente is primarily an adjective meaning ‘ill’ or ‘sick’.

The English word nurse is translated into Portuguese as enfermeira or enfermeiro. The term refers to a person trained to provide care for the sick.

The English word “dew” can be translated into Portuguese as orvalho or sereno.

The English word ‘deadly’ is translated into Portuguese using several forms, the default being mortal.

The English word ‘malt’ is translated into Portuguese as malte. malte refers to the sprouted grain used in brewing (noun).

The phrase ‘hello and welcome’ in Portuguese is olá e bem-vindo. This phrase is used to receive someone and make them feel welcome.

In Portuguese, “I don’t know” is said as não sei. Não sei is a straightforward and neutral way to express not knowing something in a formal situation.

Learning how to say “bathroom” is essential when traveling to a Portuguese-speaking country. Whether you prefer to use a formal

In Portuguese, “the best” is said as o melhor. o melhor is used to describe the highest quality or most excellent person or thing within a group.

The English phrase “take away food” is translated into Portuguese as comida para viagem.