Portuguese

José is the Portuguese equivalent of the English male given name Jose.

The Portuguese verb for to close (a door) is fechar.

The English word “hungry” is translated into Portuguese as com fome. The phrase is used to express that one is affected by hunger or desires food.

The Portuguese word for garage is garagem. The noun garagem refers to a building or a section of a building used to store a car, tools etc.

The Portuguese word for shrimp is camarão. The term refers to the flesh of the crustacean.

The phrase for the country India in Portuguese is Índia. Índia is the name used to refer to the country.

In Portuguese, the word for buddy is parceiro. Parceiro is used to refer to a friend or a partner.

The Portuguese phrase for “good morning my friend” is bom dia, meu amigo. This phrase is a friendly greeting used to say hello to a friend in the morning.

In Portuguese, the phrase for egg roll is rolinho primavera.

The Portuguese word for saint is santo. This noun refers to a person proclaimed as a saint.