Portuguese

In Portuguese, the word for dog is cão. The term refers to the domestic animal.

The Portuguese word for ‘sleep’ is dormir. dormir is the most standard and widely used verb meaning to rest in a state of reduced consciousness.

The Portuguese word for buoy is boia. boia refers to a moored float used in water.

The English phrase ‘thank you for cleaning my room’ is translated into Portuguese as obrigado por limpar o meu quarto.

In Portuguese, angina pectoris is said as angina de peito. The phrase refers to a specific type of chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to the heart.

Slang in Portuguese can be expressed as gíria, calão or jargão. These terms describe unconventional language.

The English word “green” is translated to Portuguese as verde. verde is used as an adjective to describe something that has the colour green.

The English word “physician” is translated into Portuguese as médico.

In Portuguese, the phrase for “I love you mom” is eu te amo, mãe. This phrase is an expression of affection used to tell one’s mother that she is loved.

The English phrase “whisk” (kitchen utensil) translates to Portuguese as batedor. In a kitchen context, batedor is a general term for a beater or mixer.