Portuguese

The English phrase “I love my family” is translated into Portuguese as eu amo minha família.

The English phrase “I love you” is translated into Portuguese as amo-te. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

Dip in Portuguese is mergulhar, meaning to lower something into a liquid.

In Brazil “money” is dinheiro. In casual talk people say grana, and the playful bufunfa is also used. Dinheiro is standard in every setting.

The English phrase “turmeric” is translated into Portuguese as curcuma. The words in this pack all refer to the spice or the plant known as turmeric.

To order something in Portuguese, you can use encomendar or pedir. The phrase is used when requesting a product or a service.

The English word ‘herd’ is translated into Portuguese as rebanho.

The Portuguese word for soother is chupeta.

The English word ‘pepper’ is translated into Portuguese as pimenta. The term refers to the spice used to add heat or flavor to food.

The English word ‘schedule’ can be translated into Portuguese using several terms depending on the context, most commonly horário.