olá senhoras e senhores is the Portuguese way to say hello ladies and gentlemen. This phrase is a formal greeting used to address a group of people.
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The English word ‘ambitious’ is translated into Portuguese as ambicioso. The term is used to describe someone who possesses or is controlled by ambition.
In Brazil you wish a happy Father’s Day with Feliz Dia dos Pais! Children say it to their dad directly with Feliz dia, pai!
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The English phrase ‘unusual’ can be translated into Portuguese as inesperado or inusual.
The English word “jealous” is translated into Portuguese as ciumento. ciumento describes a feeling of resentment or possessiveness.
The English word ‘question’ can be translated into Portuguese as pergunta or questão.
The English word ‘clog’ (as a noun) can be translated into Portuguese as bloqueio or entupimento.
The Portuguese word for peanut is amendoim. The term refers to the edible legume.
The English phrase “twins” is translated into Portuguese as gêmeos. The term is used to describe two children born from the same pregnancy.