Portuguese

The English phrase “heeled shoes” is translated into Portuguese as sapatos de salto.

The English word ham is presunto in Portuguese. presunto refers to the thigh and buttock of any animal slaughtered for meat.

The English word “yolk” is translated into Portuguese as gema. gema is a feminine noun used to refer to the yellow part of an egg.

In Portuguese, the word for protector is protetor. The term refers to someone who protects or guards.

The English verb ‘require’ can be translated into Portuguese using precisar de, necessitar or requerer.

The Portuguese word for dirty is sujo. sujo is used to describe something that is covered with or contains dirt.

The English word ‘stem’ (referring to the above-ground stalk of a vascular plant) is translated into Portuguese as caule.

The Portuguese verb for ‘twerk’ is twerk. twerk is used to describe the act of taking part in twerking, a sexually provocative dance style.

Whether you’re in Portugal or exploring the vibrant culture of Brazil, knowing how to say “popcorn” in Portuguese can come

The Portuguese word for rhythm is ritmo. ritmo refers to the tempo or speed of a beat, a song or a repeated event.