Portuguese

In Brazil you wish someone safe travels with Boa viagem!, literally “good trip”. For a flight you can say Bom voo!

The English phrase ‘my deepest condolences’ can be translated into Portuguese as meus sinceros sentimentos.

The Portuguese word for orchard is pomar. pomar is a masculine noun used to refer to land dedicated to the cultivation of fruit or nut trees.

The Portuguese word for midget is anão. The term is used to describe a person of small stature with an adult height of less than 4’10”.

To phone (someone) in Portuguese is to telefonar para. These verbs are used to describe the act of calling someone via a telephone.

In Brazilian Portuguese “I am good” is Estou bem. In speech most people shorten it to Tô bem, and Tudo bem is also a common answer.

The Portuguese word for hotel is hotel. The word hotel is used to refer to an establishment providing accommodation.

The English word “also” is translated into Portuguese as também.

In Portuguese, ‘need’ is precisar. The word precisar is a common and versatile way to say ‘need’ in Portuguese.

To cry in Portuguese is chorar. The verb chorar is used to describe the act of shedding tears. It is distinct from gritar, which means to shout or scream.