Portuguese

In Portuguese, the English word “concealer” is translated as corretivo.

The English word queen is translated into Portuguese as rainha. rainha is a feminine noun used to refer to a female monarch.

The Portuguese word for tomorrow is amanhã. amanhã is used to refer to the day after the present day.

In Portugal “dumb” can be burro, literally “donkey”, or the milder parvo, which means silly. Estúpido is stronger.

In Portuguese, the phrase for big sister is irmã mais velha.

To ask “what time is it?” in Portuguese, use que horas são? Que horas são? is the most common and neutral way to ask for the current time in Portuguese.

The Portuguese word for teacher is professor. The term refers to a person who teaches.

The English word ‘bat’ is translated into Portuguese as morcego. morcego refers to the small flying mammal.

The Portuguese word for socks is meias. meias refers to clothing worn on the feet to keep them warm or to protect them inside shoes.

The English word ‘country’ translates to Portuguese as país. When referring to a nation state, you can use either país or nação.