Portuguese

To say “check, please” in Portuguese, use A conta, por favor.

To say “see you later” in Brazilian Portuguese, use Até mais or Até logo. Friends often just say Falou, which is a casual goodbye.

The Portuguese word for window is janela. janela refers to an opening for light and air.

The English phrase ‘super’ can be translated into Portuguese as súper, meaning better than usual.

The English phrase “coffee with milk” is translated into Portuguese as café com leite.

To knit in Portuguese is tricotar. The verb tricotar describes the action of making fabric from thread or yarn.

The English word “bent” can be translated into Portuguese as dobrado. dobrado is used to describe something that is folded.

Wednesday in Portuguese is quarta-feira. quarta-feira is the noun used to refer to the day of the week Wednesday.

To say “listen to me” in Portuguese, you use me escuta. The phrase is a request or command for someone to pay attention to what the speaker is saying.

The English phrase “how is your day” is translated into Portuguese as como está o seu dia.