Portuguese

The English phrase ‘church’ is translated into Portuguese as igreja. The primary word for a house of worship is igreja.

The English word stress is translated to Portuguese as estresse. This noun refers to emotional pressure.

To share in Portuguese is expressed as partilhar or repartir.

The English word wind is translated to Portuguese as vento. Vento is the most common and widely understood term for wind in Portuguese.

In Portuguese, “I am learning portuguese” is said as estou aprendendo português.

In Brazilian Portuguese “good job” is bom trabalho.

A male speaker says Obrigado for “thank you” in Portuguese. A female speaker says Obrigada.

In Portuguese, celery is called aipo. The word refers to the stalks of this herb.

In Brazil you can say Oi, meu nome é followed by your name, such as Oi, meu nome é Carlos.

The English phrase “welcome to” is translated into Portuguese as bem-vindo a.