Portuguese

The Portuguese phrase for “no gluten” is Sem glúten.

The English phrase affidavit is translated into Portuguese as declaração juramentada.

The Portuguese word for obvious is óbvio. The word is used to describe something that is easily discovered, understood or self-explanatory.

In Portuguese, stroke is translated as derrame.

The English word ‘annoying’ can be translated into Portuguese as irritante or chato. Both words describe something or someone that causes irritation.

The English phrase “pray for us” is translated into Portuguese as rogai por nós.

The word for beer in Portugal is cerveja. When you order a small draught beer you say uma imperial in Lisbon and the south, or um fino in the north.

In Portugal people say Está bem for “OK”. The English Ok is widely used, and Combinado means “agreed”.

The Portuguese word for blast is explosão. The term explosão refers to an explosion.

The Portuguese word for doctor is médico. médico is used to describe the professional occupation of a person qualified to treat the ill.