Portuguese

In Portuguese, “you’re annoying” is Você é chato. This phrase is used to tell someone that their behavior is irritating or boring.

In Portuguese, ‘can i have the bill?’ is expressed as pode trazer a conta?

The Portuguese word for handsome is bonito. Bonito is the most common word used to describe a man as handsome.

The Portuguese word for pearl is pérola. The word refers to the rounded, shelly concretion produced by certain mollusks.

The English phrase “ponytail” is rabo de cavalo in Portuguese. rabo de cavalo is a masculine noun used to describe the hairstyle.

In Portugal “language” is língua or idioma. Linguagem refers to language as a general ability or style, such as body language.

The Portuguese word for hem is bainha. bainha refers to the border of an article of clothing doubled back and stitched together.

The English word color translates to Portuguese as cor. cor is a noun used to refer to a particular set of the visible spectrum.

Bronchiectasis in Portuguese is bronquiectasia. bronquiectasia is the medical term for the abnormal, permanent dilatation of the bronchial tubes.

In Portuguese, “what the hell” can be translated as que diabos?