Portuguese

To stink in Portuguese is to feder. The verb feder means to have a strong bad smell.

The English phrase “hello, my friend! how are you?” is translated into Portuguese as Olá, meu amigo! Como vai você?

The English word ‘throttle’ is translated into Portuguese as acelerador.

The English word elixir is translated into Portuguese as elixir. elixir refers to a liquid which is believed to cure all ills.

The Portuguese phrase for latte is café com leite. café com leite is a common way to order a latte in Portugal and Brazil.

oi pai is the Portuguese way to say hi dad. oi pai is an informal greeting used to say hello to one’s father.

The English phrase “have a great trip” is expressed in Portuguese as Boa viagem. These phrases are used to wish someone a pleasant journey.

The Portuguese word for “bunker” is búnquer. búnquer refers to a hardened shelter designed to protect the inhabitants from falling bombs or other attacks.

The English phrase sorbet is translated into Portuguese as sorvete. The term sorvete refers to frozen fruit juice.

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