Portuguese

The English word grapefruit is toranja in Portuguese. toranja is a feminine noun used to refer to the grapefruit fruit.

To hang out in Portuguese is to say passar o tempo. The phrase is used to express the idea of socializing or spending time.

Printing in Portuguese is impressão. impressão refers to the process or business of producing printed material.

The English word ‘now’ is translated to Portuguese as agora.

The English phrase “bro” translates to Portuguese as mano.

In Brazil “girl” is menina. Brazilians also say garota for a girl or young woman, and moça for a young woman in a polite way. The plural is meninas.

Olívia is the Portuguese way to say the female given name Olivia. Olívia is used as a feminine given name.

The Portuguese phrase for “black monkey” is macaco-preto. This phrase is used to describe a monkey that has black fur.

The English phrase ‘enable’ can be translated into Portuguese as ativar.

The English phrase ‘online’ can be translated into Portuguese as online or em linha.