Portuguese

Migraine in Portuguese is enxaqueca. The term refers to a headache that usually affects only one side of the head.

The English phrase “catalytic converter” is translated into Portuguese as catalisador.

The English word “sewer” is esgoto in Portuguese. esgoto refers to the pipes used to remove human waste and provide drainage.

The English phrase “oh my god” can be translated into Portuguese using several forms, most commonly meu Deus.

The English word “thimble” is dedal in Portuguese.

The English word ‘idiom’ is translated into Portuguese as expressão idiomática. In Portuguese, an idiom is referred to as an expressão idiomática.

The phrase “cheers when drinking” in Portuguese is saúde. saúde is an expression used as a toast when people clink glasses before drinking together.

The Portuguese word for restaurant is restaurante. restaurante refers to an eating establishment where diners are served food.

The English phrase “clams” is translated into Portuguese as amêijoas. The term amêijoas refers to edible saltwater mollusks with two shells used as food.

Whether you’re visiting Portugal or simply want to impress your Portuguese friends, knowing how to say “cheers” in European Portuguese