Portuguese

The English phrase “to go” is translated to Portuguese as ir.

The plain word for “yes” in Brazilian Portuguese is Sim. In daily talk you also hear Claro, Isso and the casual Aham.

The English phrase ‘I’ is translated into Portuguese as eu. eu is the personal pronoun. Additionally, the letter i refers to the name of the letter I.

The phrase “I love you, my man” in Portuguese is eu te amo, meu homem. This expression is used to convey romantic love directed toward a male partner.

The English word ‘passport’ is passaporte in Portuguese.

In Portuguese, “I will kill you” is eu vou te matar. This phrase is a threat used to tell someone that you intend to end their life.

The Portuguese word for bloomers is calçolas. calçolas is a noun used to refer to women’s underpants that feature short legs.

The English phrase ‘leave’ is translated into Portuguese as sair. Sair is used to express the act of going away from a place.

The Portuguese phrase for “safe journey” is boa viagem. You use this phrase to wish someone a pleasant and secure trip.

The Portuguese word for lobster is lagosta. lagosta refers to the crustacean. It is a feminine noun.