Portuguese

The English word “raspy” translates to Portuguese as rouca. The term is used to describe a voice that sounds rough, raw.

The English word brat is translated into Portuguese as pirralho. The term is used to describe a child who is selfish, spoiled or unruly.

In Portuguese, “hey beautiful” is said as olá linda. This phrase is an informal greeting used to address a woman whom the speaker finds attractive.

The Portuguese word for hurricane is furacão. furacão is a masculine noun used to describe the weather phenomenon of a hurricane.

The English phrase “more for me” is translated into Portuguese as mais para mim.

In Portuguese, “I quit my job” is expressed as Me demiti. This phrase is used to state that you have voluntarily left your place of employment.

The Portuguese word for danger is perigo. perigo is used to describe an exposure to likely harm.

The English word ‘guy’ can be translated into Portuguese using several terms depending on the region and context. The default form is cara.

To merge in Portuguese is fundir. The verb fundir is used to describe the action of combining things into a single whole.

The English word innovative is translated into Portuguese as inovador. The term describes something characterized by the creation of new ideas or things.