Portuguese

Rafael is the Portuguese form of the male given name Rafael. Rafael is a male given name used to identify individuals.

The English phrase “gyro” is translated into Portuguese as giroscópio. The term refers to a Greek sandwich.

The English phrase licorice is translated into Portuguese as doce de alcaçuz. doce de alcaçuz refers to the confection made from licorice.

The English word “when” can be translated into Portuguese using quando or assim que. quando is the most common and versatile word for “when” in Portuguese.

In Portugal people say Muito prazer when they meet someone. Many also say Encantado if they are a man and Encantada if they are a woman.

The English phrase ‘silverware’ is translated into Portuguese as talheres.

The English word ‘relish’ can be translated into Portuguese as saborear.

The English phrase ‘princess’ is translated into Portuguese as princesa. princesa is used to refer to a female member of a royal family.

Logan is the Portuguese form of the masculine given name Logan. The word is used as a masculine given name.

In Portuguese, “have fun” is said as divirta-se. These phrases are used to wish someone a good time.