Portuguese

The English phrase ‘lube’ is translated into Portuguese as lubrificante. The term is used to describe any substance applied to surfaces to reduce friction.

The Portuguese word for slowly is devagar. All forms mean to do something at a slow pace.

Sugar cane in Portuguese is cana-de-açúcar. The term refers to the species of grass whose sap is a source of sugar.

The English phrase “my name” is meu nome in Portuguese. meu nome is used to express “my name”.

In Portuguese, the phrase “bye felicia” can be expressed as tchau, querida.

The English phrase “oh ok” can be translated into Portuguese as ah tá.

In Portuguese, the English phrase “america” is translated as América. América refers to the landmass consisting of the North and South American continents.

The English phrase wifi is translated into Portuguese as Wi-Fi.

In Portuguese, underwear can be expressed as roupa interior, roupa de baixo or roupa íntima. All these terms refer to clothes worn next to the skin.

parabéns a você is the Portuguese way to say happy birthday to you.