Portuguese

The English name Jesus is translated into Portuguese as Jesus. Jesus is used primarily as the name of the religious figure.

The English phrase “long live brazil” is translated into Portuguese as viva o Brasil.

The English adjective “compassionate” is translated to Portuguese as compassivo. Use compassivo to describe someone who has, feels or shows compassion.

The English word ‘diesel’ is translated into Portuguese as óleo diesel. óleo diesel is used to refer to the fuel known as diesel.

The English verb ‘restore’ can be translated into Portuguese as restaurar. restaurar is used to bring something back to a previous condition or state.

The usual goodbye in Portugal is Adeus. Friends say Tchau, and when you will meet again soon you say Até logo or Até amanhã.

The English word later can be translated into Portuguese as mais tarde or depois.

In Portuguese, ‘loud’ is translated as alto. The term alto is used to describe the volume of a sound.

In Portuguese, “are you busy?” is translated as você está ocupado? This phrase is used to ask if someone has time to talk or help at the moment.

The Portuguese word for kind is gentil. gentil is used to describe someone who is benevolent, courteous, friendly or generous.