Portuguese

In Portuguese, the English slang “based” can be translated as baseado.

In Portuguese, the word for plane is avião. The term is used to refer to an airplane.

In Portuguese, “I am full” is said as estou cheio. The phrase estou cheio is used to say that you have eaten enough food and cannot eat any more.

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In Portuguese, the English noun ‘crunch’ is translated as crocância. If you want to describe a food itself as ‘crunchy’, you use the adjective crocante.

Conjunctivitis in Portuguese is conjuntivite.

The English phrase “you speak portuguese” is translated into Portuguese as você fala português.

In Portuguese, waiting is expressed as esperando. The term esperando refers to the act of staying or remaining in expectation.

The English phrase ‘my name is’ can be translated into Portuguese using several forms. These phrases are used to identify yourself.

In Portuguese, charming can be translated as charmoso. Depending on the context, you might use different words to express charm.