Portuguese

The English phrase ‘breathe’ is translated into Portuguese as respirar. The verb respirar means to draw air in and out.

Slavery in Portuguese is escravidão. The term refers to the institution or practice of owning human beings.

Christmas in Portuguese is Natal. Natal is the name for the festival and holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.

In Portuguese, “one more” is translated as Mais um. The phrase is used to indicate an additional single unit of something.

The English word gregarious is translated into Portuguese as gregário. gregário describes a person who enjoys being in crowds.

The Portuguese word for towel is toalha. toalha refers to a cloth used for wiping.

The English phrase ‘glasses’ is translated into Portuguese as óculos. Óculos is the most common and general term for glasses in Portuguese.

To say “my brother” in Portuguese, use meu irmão. meu irmão refers to a male sibling of the speaker.

The phrase “buen provecho” in Portuguese is bom apetite.

The Portuguese word for ‘almost’ is quase.