How to Say “Damp” in Portuguese
The English phrase ‘damp’ is translated to Portuguese as úmido. úmido is an adjective used to describe something in a state between dry and wet.
The English phrase ‘damp’ is translated to Portuguese as úmido. úmido is an adjective used to describe something in a state between dry and wet.
The English phrase ‘bombshell’ is translated into Portuguese as bomba.
In Brazilian Portuguese “how was your day?” is Como foi o seu dia? In speech people drop the article and say Como foi seu dia?
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The English phrase “good morning my friend have a nice day” is translated into Portuguese as bom dia meu amigo tenha um bom dia.
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The English word “chewy” translates to Portuguese as mastigável.
The English phrase ‘bestie’ can be translated into Portuguese as melhor amigo. Melhor amigo is used to refer to a person’s closest or best friend.
The English phrase “chicken nuggets” is translated into Portuguese as nuggets de frango.
The English word “caveman” is translated into Portuguese as homem das cavernas. Both terms refer to early humans or related species.
In Brazil “photo” is foto, a short form of fotografia. The word is feminine, so you say a foto and uma foto.
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