Portuguese

The English phrase “happy friendship day” is translated into Portuguese as Feliz Dia do Amigo.

Monday in Portuguese is segunda-feira. It can function as a noun or an adverb meaning ‘on Monday’.

The English word ‘bill’ is translated into Portuguese as conta or fatura.

The English phrase “my family” is translated into Portuguese as a minha família.

The English word boot is translated into Portuguese as bota. bota is a feminine noun referring to a heavy shoe that covers part of the leg.

In Portuguese, “thank you to a man” is expressed as obrigado. The phrase is used by a male speaker to express gratitude.

The English phrase “one, two, three” is translated into Portuguese as um, dois, três. The first three cardinal numbers used for counting.

In European Portuguese “I love you” is Amo-te. The object pronoun te is attached to the verb with a hyphen, unlike the Brazilian Eu te amo.

The English name Benjamin is translated into Portuguese as Benjamim. Benjamim is a masculine given name used to refer to people named Benjamin.

The English word “ball” is translated to Portuguese as bola. Bola refers to an object, generally spherical, used for playing games.