Portuguese

In Portuguese, the phrase for “blue cheese” is queijo azul. The term refers to a variety of cheese characterized by the presence of bluish mold.

To say goodnight in Portugal use Boa noite. A caring addition is Bom descanso, “have a good rest”, or Dorme bem to someone close.

In Brazil “English” is inglês. The language name is written with a lowercase letter.

In Portuguese, “hi grandma” is expressed as oi vovó. The phrase is an informal way to greet a grandmother.

The English phrase “uk” is translated into Portuguese as Reino Unido. Reino Unido is the name for the United Kingdom.

The Portuguese word for rat is rato. The term is used to refer to the rodent.

The Portuguese word for mirror is espelho. espelho is the most common and straightforward term for a mirror.

The English phrase “months” is translated into Portuguese as meses. The word refers to the plural periods of time consisting of approximately four weeks.

In Brazilian Portuguese “what are you doing?” is O que você está fazendo?

The English phrase donut is translated into Portuguese as rosquinha. A rosquinha is a small, ring-shaped fried dough cake with a hole in the middle.