Portuguese

The word sao is a misspelling of the Portuguese word for are, which is são.

The Portuguese word for bean is feijão. Feijão is the general term for bean.

The English phrase ‘chamomile’ is camomila in Portuguese.

The Portuguese word for moonlight is luar. The noun luar refers to the light reflected from the Moon.

The Portuguese word for tenant is inquilino. A tenant is one who pays a fee in return for the use of land, etc.

The English phrase “peanut butter” is translated into Portuguese as manteiga de amendoim.

The Portuguese word for husband is marido.

In Portuguese, “how was your night?” is said as Como foi sua noite?

The English word pillow is translated into Portuguese as travesseiro. The term refers to a soft cushion used to support the head in bed.

In Brazil the everyday way to say “I am sorry” is Desculpa, or Me desculpe when you want to sound more polite.