Portuguese

The English word “advantage” is translated into Portuguese as vantagem.

The English word “love” is translated into Portuguese as amor. amor is a noun meaning strong affection.

To rant in Portuguese is expressed as desabafo.

To say “sleep well” in Portuguese, you say durma bem. The phrase is used to wish someone a good night’s rest.

The Portuguese word for pharmacist is farmacêutico. The term refers to a professional who dispenses prescription drugs.

The English word ‘village’ is translated into Portuguese as aldeia, vila or povoado.

pão is the Portuguese word for bread. The ão sound in pão represents a nasal sound similar to the French on or om.

The English word ‘dates’ (referring to the fruit) is translated into Portuguese as tâmaras.

The Portuguese word for house is casa. casa refers to a human abode. To express being ‘at home’, you combine the preposition with the word to form em casa.

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