Portuguese

The Portuguese word for instance of shooting is tiroteio. The word tiroteio is a masculine noun used to describe an instance of shooting.

The Portuguese phrase for “are you?” is Você é? Você é? is a question used to ask if someone is a certain thing or possesses a specific characteristic.

The English word ‘salami’ is translated into Portuguese as salame. Salame is the most widely recognized word for salami in Portuguese.

The English phrase “peas” is translated into Portuguese as ervilhas. ervilhas refers to small, round green seeds eaten as a vegetable.

The English word ‘thunderstorm’ is tempestade in Portuguese. tempestade is a noun used to describe a storm characterized by thunder and lightning.

In Portuguese, “the weather is hot” is said as o tempo está quente. This phrase is used to describe a high outdoor temperature.

The English phrase ‘butter knife’ is faca de manteiga in Portuguese.

Citizenship in Portuguese is cidadania. cidadania refers to the state of being a citizen.

The English phrase ‘welcome to portugal’ is translated into Portuguese as Bem-vindo a Portugal.

The English phrase “colors” is translated into Portuguese as cores.