Portuguese

The English word “mead” is translated into Portuguese as hidromel.

The English word tree is translated into Portuguese as árvore. árvore refers to a large woody plant.

The English phrase “come here” is translated into Portuguese as vem cá. Vem cá is an informal expression used to tell someone to move toward you.

fim is the Portuguese word for “the end”, specifically referring to the end of a story or film.

The English phrase “I love you” is translated into Portuguese as amo-te. These phrases are used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

In Portugal “stupid” is estúpido for a man and estúpida for a woman. Idiota is a common insult, while parvo and tonto are milder.

The English phrase “pending” translates to Portuguese as pendente. The word pendente describes something that has begun but is not yet completed.

Mário is the Portuguese given name for Mario. Mário is a masculine given name.

The English phrase “chalkboard” is translated into Portuguese as lousa. A chalkboard is a slate board used for writing with chalk.

In Portuguese, turpentine is expressed as terebintina. The term refers to the volatile essential oil.