Portuguese

In Portuguese, “have a nice weekend” is said as bom fim de semana.

In Portuguese, “I will” is expressed as Eu vou. Eu vou is a phrase used to express a decision or an intention to perform an action in the future.

The English phrase ‘happy weekend’ is translated into Portuguese as bom fim de semana.

The English phrase “march” is translated into Portuguese as março. março is used to refer to the third month of the Gregorian calendar.

The English phrase “I am home” is translated into Portuguese as estou em casa.

The Portuguese word for idiot is idiota. idiota is used to describe a person of low general intelligence.

In Portuguese, “you will die” is said as você vai morrer. This phrase is a statement used to tell someone that their life will come to an end.

The English phrase “please” is translated into Portuguese as por favor. These forms are used as interjections to make polite requests.

In Brazil “hi” is Oi! It is short, friendly and used with everyone from friends to shopkeepers.

Hugo is the Portuguese way to refer to the French surname or name Hugo. Hugo is used as a proper name or surname.