Portuguese

The Portuguese verb for ‘eat’ is comer. The verb comer is used to mean eating a meal.

In Brazilian Portuguese “bird” is pássaro. The more general word is ave, and a small bird or one you like is a passarinho.

The English phrase “sunny day” is translated into Portuguese as dia de sol.

The Portuguese word for rump steak is alcatra. The term alcatra refers to a specific cut of beef from the rump area, commonly used for steaks and roasting.

Ava is a female given name in Portuguese. Ava is used as a female given name.

The English word ‘little’ is translated into Portuguese as pequeno. Pequeno is used to describe something that is small in size.

The English phrase “although” is translated to Portuguese as embora. The term embora is used as a conjunction to express “in spite of the fact that”.

aleluia is the Portuguese way to say “hallelujah”. aleluia is an exclamation used to praise God.

The English phrase ‘mi amor’ translates to Portuguese as meu amor. meu amor is used to mean ‘my love’.

The English phrase “buffer” is translated into Portuguese as buffer.