Portuguese

The English phrase ‘reservations’ is translated into Portuguese as reservas.

The English word orange translates to Portuguese as laranja. laranja is a feminine noun referring to the fruit.

The English phrase “tea” is chá in Portuguese. chá refers to the drink made from the leaves of the tea plant.

The English phrase ‘hi, how are you doing?’ is translated into Portuguese as Oi, tudo bem?

The English word ‘same’ is translated into Portuguese as mesmo. mesmo is used to indicate that something is not different or is identical.

The English word muslim is muçulmano in Portuguese. muçulmano is used to refer to a believer of Islam.

In Brazil “stupid” is burro, literally “donkey”.

The Portuguese word for arsenic is arsénico. arsénico is used to refer to the chemical element arsenic.

de nada is the Portuguese phrase for “you’re welcome”. de nada is a polite response used to tell someone that they do not need to thank you.

The Portuguese word for grandmother is avó. avó is a noun used to refer to the mother of someone’s parent.