Portuguese

The English phrase ‘misunderstanding’ can be translated into Portuguese as mal-entendido. The term is used to describe a mistake.

The English phrase “hate” translates to Portuguese as ódio. ódio is a noun meaning intense dislike.

The Portuguese word for pen is caneta. caneta is the standard and most commonly used term for pen in Portuguese.

In Portuguese, “best regards” can be expressed as atenciosamente. The phrases are used as polite closings for letters and emails.

pastelaria is the Portuguese word for a bakery or pastry shop that specializes in selling cakes and sweet treats.

The English word slow can be translated into Portuguese using devagar, lento or lerdo depending on the context.

The English phrase “no thank you” is translated into Portuguese as não, obrigado or não, obrigada. This phrase is used as a polite way of saying no.

The word for “school” in Brazil is escola. A private school is often called a colégio, and a college or university is a faculdade.

uwu is the Portuguese way to say uwu.

In Brazil “stop” is Pare! in the polite or sign form and Para! in casual speech. Chega! means “enough” and is used when you want something to end.