Portuguese

To hurt in Portuguese is to say machucar. The verb refers to causing physical pain or injury.

The English word ‘menace’ is translated into Portuguese as ameaça. ameaça is a noun used to describe a perceived threat or danger.

The English word ‘yes’ is translated into Portuguese as sim. sim is the standard and most commonly used word for ‘yes’ in Portuguese.

The English phrase “sugar beet” is beterraba sacarina in Portuguese.

In Brazil “monkey” is macaco, and a female is a macaca. Small monkeys are often called mico or sagui. Macaco is the general word and also covers apes.

The English word ‘retreat’ can be translated into Portuguese as retiro. retiro refers to the act of pulling back or withdrawing

In Portuguese, “cheers” is most commonly said as saúde. The word is used to propose a toast when drinking.

Cape Verde in Portuguese is Cabo Verde. Cabo Verde is the name of the country located in Western Africa.

The Portuguese word for ‘cartel’ is cartel.

The English word “good” is translated into Portuguese as bom when used as an adjective meaning pleasant or enjoyable.