How do you express excitement in Portuguese?

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How do you express excitement in Portuguese?

The most common adjective to use as excited in Brazilian Portuguese is animado(a). Let’s see some examples: Estou animado com a festa! / I’m excited about the party! In this example, we’re saying we’re excited about something – the party.

What is have a good day in European Portuguese?

Or, if you want to say to someone that you’ll see them soon, in Portuguese you say até mais, até logo or até breve. Another useful phrase for bidding farewell is “have a good day”. In Portuguese, that’s tenha um bom dia.

How do you wish someone well in Portuguese?

Perhaps the simplest and most common expression, “Parabéns” is for Portuguese what Bombril (a brand of steel wool) is for Brazilians. This word was born from the combination of “para” (to, for) and “bem”. If it isn’t clear, it literally means “for / to well”. That’s the expression we use when we wish someone well.

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What do you like to do for fun in Portuguese?

pronunciation What do you like to do for fun? O que gostas de fazer?

How do you respond to Bom Dia?

Have a nice day: Tenha um bom dia! Informal Answer: Você também! ~ You too! Formal answer: O senhor também! A senhora também! ~ Same to you, sir, ma’m!

How do you greet in Portuguese?

Basic Portuguese Greetings

  1. Olá (Hello)
  2. Bom dia (Good morning, lit.
  3. Boa tarde (Good afternoon)
  4. Boa noite (Good evening / Good night)
  5. Bem-vindo (Welcome)
  6. Tudo bem? (How are you, lit.
  7. Até logo / Até amanhã (See you later/tomorrow, lit.
  8. Adeus (Goodbye)

How do you answer Bom Dia?

Wishing someone a nice day. Have a nice day: Tenha um bom dia! Informal Answer: Você também! ~ You too!

What does parabens mean in Brazil?

parabéns
You say `congratulations’ to someone in order to congratulate them. Congratulations, you have a healthy baby girl. American English: congratulations /kəngrætʃəˈleɪʃənz/ Arabic: مَبْرُوك Brazilian Portuguese: parabéns.

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How do you flirt in Portugal?

When you flirt, you might want to use some pickup lines like the traditional:

  1. Você vem sempre aqui? Do you always come here?
  2. Você quer sair comigo? Do you want to go on a date with me?
  3. Você está só aqui? Are you alone [implied: single]?
  4. Você tem namorada/namorado? Do you have a girlfried/boyfriend?
  5. Oi, sumido/sumida!

What is meaning of Boa tarde?

good evening Good afternoon
Translation of “Boa-tarde” in English. Noun. good evening. Good afternoon.

How do you say hello in Madeira?

Simple courtesies like “Bom dia” to greet people (boa tarde and boa noite for later in the day) and, of course “obrigado” (obrigada if female) to say thank you.

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