Portuguese

The Portuguese indefinite article ‘a’ is translated as um. The indefinite article is used before a singular noun.

In Portuguese, ‘are you ready?’ is translated as Você está pronto? This phrase is used to ask if someone is prepared to begin an activity.

The English phrase ‘my beautiful cousin’ is translated into Portuguese as minha prima linda.

The English phrase “I am tired” is translated into Portuguese as estou cansado.

In Portuguese, the word for home is casa. The most straightforward translation for home is casa.

The English phrase ‘with love from’ is translated into Portuguese as com carinho de.

The Portuguese word for ‘things’ is coisas. coisas refers to physical objects or abstract matters that are not named specifically.

In Portugal people often say Adeus when they leave, even to someone they will see again soon. Até logo and the casual Tchau are also common.

The English phrase ‘masterpiece’ is translated into Portuguese as obra-prima. A masterpiece refers to an outstanding piece of work.

In Brazil “love” is amor as a noun and amar as a verb. Paixão means passion or a deep crush.