Portuguese

The English phrase “where are you?” is translated into Portuguese as onde você está?

The English verb ‘have’ is translated as ter in Portuguese.

The English phrase ‘savings’ is translated into Portuguese as poupança. poupança is used to refer to savings.

The English word mosquito is translated into Portuguese as mosquito.

In Portuguese, ‘bless you’ is typically expressed as saúde! When someone sneezes, you say saúde! to wish them well.

To pass the ball in Portuguese is passa a bola. The phrase is used to instruct a player to throw or kick a ball to another player during a game.

The English word coffee is translated into Portuguese as café. The word café is a masculine noun used to refer to the beverage.

To vent in Portuguese is to say desabafar. The verb forms describe the act of releasing strong emotions.

The English phrase “thank you for listening” is translated into Portuguese as obrigado por ouvir.

The English name Thomas is translated into Portuguese as Tomás. Tomás is a masculine given name.