Portuguese

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The Portuguese word for barbecue is churrasco. churrasco is a masculine noun used to refer to a barbecue meal or the event itself.

The English word ‘upbeat’ can be translated to Portuguese as animado.

The English phrase ‘grounded’ is translated into Portuguese as de castigo.

In Portuguese, “no thanks” is said as Não, obrigado. This phrase is used to politely decline an offer or an invitation.

The English phrase “bunny” is coelhinho in Portuguese. The term refers to a young rabbit.

“Good morning my dear friends” in Portuguese is bom dia meus queridos amigos.

The English word ‘dumb’ is translated into Portuguese as burro. burro is used to describe someone as stupid or lacking intelligence.

The Portuguese phrase for commanding someone to “get out” is sai daqui. This phrase is used to command a person to leave a specific location.

The English phrase ‘suspense’ translates to Portuguese as suspense. The word suspense refers to the pleasurable emotion of anticipation and excitement.