Portuguese

The phrase for mom and dad in Portuguese is mamãe e papai.

In Portuguese, the English phrase “sup” is translated as e aí. e aí is a casual way to say “sup” or “what’s up”.

In Brazil the most common word for “awesome” is legal. Brazilians also say incrível for “incredible” and demais, literally “too much”, for something great.

The Portuguese word for knife is faca. Faca is a feminine noun used to describe a utensil or tool designed for cutting.

The English phrase “nevermind” can be translated into Portuguese as deixa pra lá.

The English phrase “lunch” is translated into Portuguese as almoço. almoço is the noun used to describe the meal eaten around midday.

The English word monogamy is translated into Portuguese as monogamia. monogamia is a noun used to describe a permanent pair bond between two beings.

The English word “gorgeous” is translated into Portuguese as deslumbrante. deslumbrante is used to describe someone or something that is very beautiful.

The Portuguese word for “junior” (as in younger) is júnior.

The Portuguese word for ice is gelo. gelo refers to water in its frozen form.