Portuguese

To say stop crying in Portuguese, use para de chorar. The phrase is used as a command to tell someone to end their act of weeping.

The Portuguese word for bowl is tigela. Both tigela and malga refer to a container for food.

In Portuguese, salsa refers to spicy tomato sauce. The word salsa is used to mean a spicy tomato sauce.

The English phrase “sunshine” can be translated into Portuguese as luz do sol. The term is used to refer to the direct rays of the sun.

The Portuguese word for ‘effort’ is esforço. Esforço refers to the amount of work involved in achieving something.

The English word ‘elderly’ is translated into Portuguese as idoso. idoso is used as an adjective meaning ‘old’ or as a noun meaning ‘an elderly person’.

To pay by card in Portuguese is pagar com cartão.

In Brazilian Portuguese “brother” is irmão. Young people say mano to a friend and a close brother, and cara means “dude” or “guy”. Irmão is a sibling.

couve is the Portuguese word for kale. couve refers to the edible plant Brassica oleracea acephala.

To say “have fun” in Brazil use Divirta-se!