Portuguese

To walk in Portuguese is expressed as andar or caminhar. The verb andar is used to describe the general ability to walk or the act of moving on one’s feet.

The English phrase ‘army’ is translated into Portuguese as exército. The term exército is used to mean ‘army’.

To speed up in Portuguese is acelerar. The verb acelerar means to increase speed.

In Portuguese, the word for “you” is você. The phrase refers to the person being addressed.

The English verb ‘wait’ is translated into Portuguese as esperar.

In Portuguese, “I am gluten-free” is expressed as sou celíaco. The phrase is used to inform others that you cannot eat gluten due to a medical condition.

The English word ‘slave’ is escravo in Portuguese. escravo refers to a person owned by another.

The English word sausage is translated into Portuguese as salsicha or linguiça. Both terms refer to food made of minced meat packed into a tubular casing.

The English phrase ‘pile’ can be translated into Portuguese as pilha. A ‘pile’ refers to a mass of things heaped together.

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