Portuguese

In Brazil “thank you very much” is muito obrigado for a man and muito obrigada for a woman. A casual version is valeu demais.

The Brazilian word for “party” is festa. A night out at a club is often called a balada, and a barbecue gathering is a churrasco.

The English word “very” is translated to Portuguese as muito. The most common and versatile way to say “very” in Portuguese is using muito.

The Portuguese word for buttocks is nádegas. nádegas is used to refer to the pair of buttocks.

The Portuguese word for hostage is refém. refém is a noun used to describe a person who is held as a pledge or security.

The standard way to say “nice to meet you” in Brazil is Prazer!, meaning “pleasure”.

The Portuguese word for son is filho. filho is a masculine noun used to refer to a male person in relation to his parents.

The Portuguese word for blueberries is mirtilos. mirtilos refers to small, round, blue berries that grow on shrubs.

The English word “ankle” is translated into Portuguese as tornozelo. The word tornozelo refers to the joint located between the foot and the leg.

To die in Portuguese is morrer. The most common and neutral verb used to say “to die” is morrer.