Dictonary
English
Português (PT)
Context
Address
Morada
Airport
Aeroporto
ATM
Caixa eletrônico
ATM (Automated Teller Machine)
Multibanco
Bad
Mau; Ruim
Bakery
Pastelaria
Band-aid / Plaster
Penso
Bank
Banco
Bathroom / Restroom
Casa de Banho
Be funny / Have charm
Ter piada
Beach
Praia
Beach umbrella
Chapéu de Sol
Beautiful
Lindo
Use "Lindo" if what you're describing is masculine and "Linda" if it's feminine
Beautiful / Handsome / Nice
Giro
Beer
Cerveja
Boy
Puto / Miudo
Boyfriend/girlfriend
Namorado/namorada
Brake
Travão
Breakfast
Café da manhã
Breakfast
Pequeno Almoço
Bus
Autocarro
Bus
Ônibus
Bus stop
Paragem
Bus stop
Ponto de ônibus
Butcher shop
Talho
Butt / Buttocks
Rabo
Car
Carro
Double Rs in Portuguese are pronounced as an "h" sound, so this is pronounced ca-ho.
Cell phone / Mobile phone
Telemóvel
Cent
Cêntimo
Cheap
Barato
Check, please
A conta, por favor
Cheers!
Saúde!
When toasting drinks
Chewing gum
Pastilha elástica
City
Cidade
Class / Group
Malta
Closet / Cabinet / Locker
Roupeiro
Codfish cake
Pastel de bacalhau
Cold water
Água fresca
Computer screen
Ecrã
Convertible car
Descapotavel
Cool / Nice
Fixe
Cool down / Chill
Arrefecer
Country house / Cottage
Quinta
Crosswalk / Pedestrian crossing
Passadeira
Cup
Chávena
Day
Dia
Deodorant
Desodorizante
Dinner
Jantar
Do you speak English?
Você fala Inglês?
Dog
Cão
Draft beer / Draught beer
Imperial
Drink
Bebida
Drive
Conduzir
Driver's license
Carta de Condução
Excuse me
Com licença
Passing through a crowd or asking to pass by someone
Expensive
Caro
Family
Família
Fan
Ventoinha
Father/mother
Pai/mãe
Flight attendant
Hospedeira
Food
Comida
Foosball / Table soccer
Matraquilhos
French bread / Bread roll
Cacete
Friend
Amigo
Use "Amigo" if the person is a man and "Amiga" if it's a woman
Gift / Present
Prenda
Girl
Rapariga
Go straight
Siga; vai direto
Goal
Golo
Goalkeeper
Guarda-redes
Goalpost / Crossbar
Baliza
Good
Bom
Use "Bom" if what you're describing is masculine and "Boa" if it's feminine
Good afternoon
Boa tarde
Good evening/good night
Boa noite
Good morning
Bom dia
Goodbye
Tchau
Use "Tchau" for informal scenarios and "adeus" for formal scenarios
Grass
Relva
Ground floor
Rés do Chão
Ham
Fiambre
Heavy cream
Natas
Help
Ajuda
Hi
Olá
Use "Oi" for informal scenarios and "Olá" for formal scenarios
Highway / Freeway
Autopista
Hospital
Hospital
Hostel
Albergue
Hotel
Hotel
How are you?
Como está?; tudo bem?
In response, you can say "tudo bem" as well, meaning "everything's good."
How much does this cost?
Quanto custa isso?
How much?
Quanto?
How's it going?
Como vai?; como está indo?
Hurt / Injure
Magoar
I am from/I come from…
Eu sou de…
I don't know
Não sei
I don't like…
Eu não gosto...
I don't speak Portuguese
Não falo Português
I don't understand
Eu não entendo
I got it / I understand
Percebi
I like…
Eu gosto...
I would like...
Eu gostaria...
I'm lost
Estou perdido
Use "perdido" if you are male and "perdida" if you are female
I'm sorry/excuse me
Desculpa
Ice cream
Gelado
Injection / Shot
Pica
Jet Ski
Mota d’Agua
Juice
Sumo
Last name / Surname
Apelido
Left
Esquerda
Lemon
Limão
Let's go
Vamos!; Vamos embora!
Lifeguard
Banheiro
Lime
Lima
Line / Queue
Bicha
Luggage
Bagagem
Lunch
Almoço
Makeup
Maquilhagem
Menu
Ementa
Mouse
Rato
Mr./mrs./miss
Senhor/senhora/senhorita
My name is…
Meu nome é…
Use "Meu nome é..." for informal scenarios and "Me chamo..." for formal scenarios
Nail polish
Verniz
Near / Close
Ao pé
No
Não
Offside
Fora de jogo
Opener
Tira-cápsulas
Own goal
Autogolo
Panties
Cueca
Pie / Cake
Tarte
Place / Spot
Sitio
Please
Por favor
Please
Se faz favor
Pleased to meet you
Prazer
Police
Polícia
Press the button
Carregar no botão
Really cool / Very nice
Porreiro
Reception
Rececão
Refrigerator / Fridge
Frigorifico
Restaurant
Restaurante
Rs at the beginning of words in Portuguese are pronounced as an "h" sound, so this is pronounced hes-taur-ronch.
Retail
Retalho
Right
Direita
Roundabout / Traffic circle
Rotunda
Sandwich
Sande
Sanitary pad / Tampon
Penso higiênico
Santa Claus
Pai Natal
See you later
Até mais
See you soon
Até logo
See you tomorrow
Até amanhã
Shoulder
Berma
Sidewalk / Pavement
Passeio
Small coffee / Espresso
Bica
Snack
Lanche, petiscos
Sneakers / Tennis shoes
Sapatilha
Spaghetti
Esparguete
Sport
Desporto
Store
Loja
Straw
Palhinha
Street
Rua
Styrofoam
Esferovite
Subway
Metrô
Subway station
Estação de metrô
Suit
Fato
Swimsuit
Fato de banho
T-shirt
Camisola
Taxi
Táxi
Thank you
Obrigado
Use "Obrigado" if you are a man or "Obrigada" if you are a woman
Thank you very much
Muito obrigado
Use "Obrigado" if you are a man or "Obrigada" if you are a woman
Throw away
Deitar fora
Ticket
Bilhete
Tip
Propina
Today
Hoje
Toilet bowl
Retrete
Toilet flush
Autoclismo
Toll
Portagem
Tomorrow
Amanhã
Train
Comboio
Train
Trem
Train station
Estação de trem
Truck
Camião
Trunk / Boot
Porta-bagagens
Umbrella
Chapéu de Chuva
Underwear / Briefs / Boxers
Boxer
Van
Carrinha
Wagon / Carriage
Carruagem
Water without ice
Água natural
Week
Semana
Weekend
Fim de semana
What's your name?
Qual é o seu nome?
Use "Qual o seu nome?" for informal scenarios and "Como se chama?" for formal scenarios
What?
Que?
When asking solely "what?" you say, "O que?"
What?/Say that again?
O quê?
When?
Quando?
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
Where is the bathroom?
Onde fica o banheiro?
Where?
Onde?
Which?
Qual?
Who?
Quem?
Why?
Por quê?
Wine
Vinho
Use "vinho tinto" for red wine and "vinho branco" for white wine
Withdraw money
Levantar dinheiro
Yes
Sim
Yesterday
Ontem
You're welcome
De nada