Portuguese

The English phrase “hello mom” is translated into Portuguese as olá, mãe. This phrase is a greeting used when speaking directly to one’s mother.

The English phrase “cotton candy” is algodão-doce in Portuguese. algodão-doce refers to the spun sugar confectionery known as cotton candy.

The English word ‘scary’ is translated into Portuguese as assustador. The word assustador is used to describe something that causes fear or anxiety.

In Brazilian Portuguese you say Estou com fome, literally “I am with hunger”.

The English word bag is translated into Portuguese as sacola, the default form. The term for bag depends on the type of container and the context.

The English phrase ‘Netherlands’ is translated into Portuguese as Países Baixos. The phrase refers to the country in northwestern Europe.

The Portuguese word for happy is feliz. feliz is used to describe someone or something that is feeling contented or joyous.

The Portuguese word for wristband is pulseira.

The English phrase ‘cartwheel’ can be translated into Portuguese as estrelinha. The term refers to the gymnastic maneuver.

To sneeze in Portuguese is espirro.