Portuguese

The Portuguese word for “grey” is cinza. cinza is used to describe the color that results from a mix of black and white.

In Brazilian Portuguese “how old are you?” is Quantos anos você tem? A more formal way is Qual é a sua idade?

The English word ‘elegant’ is translated into Portuguese as elegante. elegante is used to describe something or someone exhibiting elegance.

The English word ‘mad’ (meaning angry) is translated into Portuguese as bravo. The word is used to describe someone who is angry or mad.

To say “turn that off” in Portuguese, you use desliga isso.

descansa em paz is the Portuguese way to say rest in peace. This phrase is used as a blessing or an expression of hope.

The Portuguese phrase for “my best friend” is meu melhor amigo. This phrase describes a person who is a closer and more trusted friend than any other.

To say “have fun” in Portuguese, you can use divirta-se. The phrase is used to wish someone a good time.

The English phrase “a lot” is expressed in Portuguese as muito. muito is used as an adverb to mean “very much”.

In Brazil “daddy” is papai, the warm word children use for their father. The standard word is pai, and paizinho is extra tender.