Portuguese

The English phrase ‘regime’ translates to the Portuguese regime. The word regime refers to a form of government.

The English phrase ‘nana’ translates to Portuguese as vovó. An informal term used by children to refer to their grandmother.

The English phrase “can you help me” is translated into Portuguese as você pode me ajudar? você pode me ajudar? is used to ask for assistance.

The most common word for “beautiful” in Brazil is bonito, or bonita for a feminine noun. Lindo and linda are warmer and used constantly.

The Portuguese word for amen is amém. The term is primarily a religious expression used to conclude prayers.

The Portuguese phrase for “very handsome” is muito lindo. muito lindo is used to describe a man or boy who is physically very attractive.

The English word girl is translated into Portuguese as menina. These terms are used to refer to a young female person.

The English phrase ‘good girl’ is translated into Portuguese as boa menina.

To say “it is hot” in Portuguese, you use está calor. The phrase is used to describe a high ambient temperature in the environment.

In Portugal “good night” is Boa noite. Before bed you can also say Dorme bem to a friend or child, or Durma bem to someone you address formally.