Portuguese

In Portuguese, “cold milk” is leite frio. The phrase is used to describe milk that has a low temperature.

The English word “coconut” is coco in Portuguese. coco refers to the fruit of the coco palm.

The English phrase ‘weirdo’ is translated into Portuguese as esquisito. The term is used to describe a strange person.

The phrase “I am a woman” in Portuguese is sou uma mulher. sou uma mulher is a statement used by a person to identify their gender as female.

The Portuguese word for cloudy is nublado. nublado is an adjective used to describe weather that is covered with or characterized by clouds.

The English word estate is translated into Portuguese as propriedade. propriedade refers to an extensive area of land under single ownership.

The English word halibut is translated into Portuguese as alabote. The term refers to a flatfish of the genus Hippoglossus.

In Portuguese, all good is said as Tudo bem. Tudo bem is a versatile phrase used to mean all good.

In Brazil you can say Fique quieto or the casual Fica quieto to ask someone to be quiet. Silêncio, por favor is polite, and Cala a boca is rude.

The English word ‘budget’ can be translated into Portuguese using several terms depending on the context. The default form is orçamento.