Where does the word cachorro come from?

Where does the word cachorro come from?

cachorro: cub; pup; puppy; puppie; doggie.

What language is cachorro?

Spanish
Borrowed from Spanish cachorro (“cub”).

How do you say the animals in Portuguese?

General Animal Vocab

1. the pet — o animal doméstico.
2. the farm animal — o animal de criação caseira.
3. the wild animal — o animal selvagem.
4. the sea creature — o animal marinho.
5. the fur — o pelo.
6. the dog — o cachorro.
7. the cat — o gato.
8. the fish — o peixe.

Is dog masculine or feminine in Portuguese?

Dog = Cão, Cachorro (masc.), Cadela (fem.)

Is Cachorro masculine or feminine?

masculine and feminine nounfeminine cachorra.

What wild animals are in Portugal?

Animals In Portugal

• 1) Lynx. One of the most beautiful creatures in the world, the lynx might be a rare spot, located up in the Malcata mountains.
• 2) Wild Goat.
• 3) Iberian Wolf.
• 4) White Stork.
• 5) Man O’ War.
• 6) Madeira Laurel Pigeon.
• 7) Azorean Bat.
• 8) Iberian Fox.

How do you write numbers in Portuguese?

Counting From Zero To Twenty In Portuguese

1. zero — zero.
2. one — um.
3. two — dois.
4. three — três.
5. four — quatro.
6. five — cinco.
7. six — seis.
8. seven — sete.

How do you know when to use masculine and feminine in Portuguese?

Portuguese nouns come in two types: masculine and feminine. Masculine nouns usually end in an -o, and feminine nouns usually end in an -a. If a noun ends in a different letter, you can look up the word’s gender in a Portuguese-English dictionary.

Does Portuguese use masculine or feminine?

Unlike English, most Portuguese words have a gender: ♂ masculine or ♀ feminine. Sometimes you’ll notice patterns, such as the -o ending in many masculine words and the -a ending in many feminine words. There are many, many exceptions, however, so you can’t always rely on that rule.