Portuguese

The Portuguese word for thousand is mil. mil is used as a cardinal number for 1000.

In Portuguese, the English word ‘dummy’ can be translated as manequim when referring to a deliberately nonfunctional placeholder.

The English word ‘pit’ can be translated into Portuguese using several words, most commonly buraco. The term refers to a hole in the ground.

In Brazilian Portuguese the noun “smell” is cheiro and the verb “to smell” is cheirar. A strong bad smell is fedor.

In Portuguese, ‘dig in’ is expressed as bom apetite.

The English phrase ‘hence’ is translated into Portuguese as portanto.

In Portuguese, “all the best” is expressed as tudo de bom. The phrase is used to express good wishes or to wish someone good luck.

The English phrase “I missed you” is translated into Portuguese as senti sua falta.

The English phrase “hi guys” is translated into Portuguese as oi pessoal. oi pessoal is an informal greeting used to address a group of people.

The English word ‘right’ is translated into Portuguese as direito when referring to a direction.