Portuguese

The English verb “shoot” can be translated into Portuguese as atirar or disparar.

The Portuguese exclamation for “ow!” is ai! ai! is a versatile exclamation of pain equivalent to “ow” in English.

In Portuguese, the word for bug is bicho. Bicho is a broad, colloquial term used for various arthropods, creeping creatures or almost any animal or insect.

Bursitis in Portuguese is bursite. The term refers to the inflammation of a bursa.

The English phrase ‘lady’ can be translated into Portuguese as senhora. senhora is a polite way to say lady.

The English word “something” is translated into Portuguese as algo or alguma coisa. Both forms are used to refer to an unspecified object or concept.

The English word ‘mouth’ is translated into Portuguese as boca. boca refers to the opening of a creature through which food is ingested.

Gabriel is a Portuguese male given name. Gabriel is a masculine given name used to identify male individuals.

In Portuguese, “sorry for your loss” is expressed as meus pêsames.

The English word strawberry is translated into Portuguese as morango. morango is a masculine noun referring to the accessory fruit.