How to Say “Thank You” in Portuguese
In Portuguese, ‘thank you’ is expressed using obrigado or obrigada depending on the gender of the speaker.
In Portuguese, ‘thank you’ is expressed using obrigado or obrigada depending on the gender of the speaker.
HIV is the Portuguese translation for human immunodeficiency virus. The term refers to the human immunodeficiency virus.
The Portuguese phrase for “good to see you” is que bom ver você. The phrase is a friendly greeting used when meeting someone you already know.
The Portuguese phrase for “neem leaves” is folhas de nim.
The English word ‘bottle’ is translated into Portuguese as garrafa. Both garrafa and botelha refer to a container for liquids.
The English word ‘screenplay’ is translated into Portuguese as roteiro. The term roteiro refers to a script for a movie or a television show.
Soccer in Portuguese is futebol. futebol refers specifically to association football unless specified otherwise.
Brazilians say Oi, tudo bem? to mean “hi, how are you”. It is the standard opener and nobody expects a long answer.
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