Portuguese

Raquel is the Portuguese form of the name Raquel.

To rent in Portuguese is alugar. The verb alugar is used both for the act of renting something (as a tenant) and for renting something out (as a landlord).

The English phrase orange juice is suco de laranja in Portuguese. The term refers to the juice of squeezed oranges.

The English phrase “grotto” is translated into Portuguese as gruta. The word gruta refers to a small cave.

The English phrase arugula is translated into Portuguese as rúcula. rúcula refers to the herb arugula.

In Portugal you say Bem-vindo to a man, Bem-vinda to a woman and Bem-vindos to a group. The word agrees with the person you welcome.

In Portuguese, blueberry is mirtilo. The word mirtilo is used to refer to blueberries in Portugal and certain Portuguese-speaking countries.

obrigado, tia is the Portuguese way to say thank you auntie.

In Portuguese, the word for middle is meio. meio is a common and versatile term used to describe a middle position or a midpoint.

The English phrase ‘subtitles’ is translated into Portuguese as legendas.