Portuguese

The English phrase ‘grandparents’ is translated into Portuguese as avós. The term avós is used to refer to the parents of a person’s father or mother.

In Portuguese, ‘go to bed’ can be expressed as ir para a cama.

The English word “basil” is manjericão in Portuguese. Both terms refer to the herb basil.

The letter y in Portuguese refers to the twenty-fifth letter of the English alphabet.

The English phrase “I need a kiss” is translated into Portuguese as preciso de um beijo.

To say “change language” in Portuguese, you use mudar idioma.

If you’re curious about how to say “kiss” in Brazilian Portuguese, you’ve come to the right place! This guide will

In Portuguese, ‘pleased to meet you’ can be expressed as prazer.

The English phrase ‘menu’ can be translated into Portuguese as cardápio, menu or ementa. All these terms refer to a list of dishes offered in a restaurant.

The English word tedious is translated into Portuguese as entediante.