Portuguese

Tuesday in Portuguese is terça-feira. terça-feira is a feminine noun used to refer to the day of the week.

In Brazilian Portuguese “next” is próximo for masculine words and próxima for feminine ones. Seguinte means “following” and works for both genders.

In Brazilian Portuguese “cold” for temperature is frio. For the illness, Brazilians say resfriado, and gripe is the flu.

In Portuguese, the English phrase ‘savings account’ is conta de poupança.

The English phrase ‘mainly’ is translated into Portuguese as principalmente.

In Brazil “welcome” is bem-vindo to a man, bem-vinda to a woman and bem-vindos to a group. The warm form is Seja bem-vindo or Seja bem-vinda.

The English word oil is óleo in Portuguese. óleo refers to liquid fat.

Henrique is a Portuguese male given name. Henrique is used as a masculine first name.

The English phrase ‘do you speak spanish?’ is translated into Portuguese as você fala espanhol?

Lucas is the Portuguese form of the English surname or given name Lucas. Lucas is used as a surname.