Portuguese

The English word “hot” is translated into Portuguese as (muito) quente. The phrase is used to describe things having a high temperature.

The English phrase “top or bottom” is translated into Portuguese as em cima ou em baixo.

The English word gourd is cabaça in Portuguese. cabaça refers to the botanical fruit of a gourd.

o que aconteceu? is the Portuguese way to say ‘what happened?’.

The English phrase “lobbyist” is translated into Portuguese as lobista. lobista refers to a person paid to influence politicians.

The English phrase “health coach” is translated into Portuguese as coach de saúde.

The English phrase “omg” is translated into Portuguese as meu Deus. meu Deus is a common exclamation used to express surprise, shock or disbelief.

The English phrase “yes, my love” translates to Portuguese as sim, meu amor.

In Brazilian Portuguese “apple” is maçã. The plural is maçãs and the word is feminine, so you say a maçã.

The Portuguese word for password is senha. In a computing context, this refers to a string of characters known only to a user.