How do you call a girl cute in Portuguese?
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How do you call a girl cute in Portuguese?
You can say:
How do you call pretty in Portuguese?
Here are some phrases you can remember:
- Você é linda/lindo. (“You are beautiful/handsome.”)
- Que bonita(o) está hoje. (“You look good today.”)
- Você tem um sorriso lindo. (“You have a beautiful smile.”)
- Você é muito charmoso(a). (“You’re very charming.”)
- Você é estiloso(a). (“You’re stylish.”)
- Que gatinho(a)!
How do you call love in Portuguese?
Apart from “love”—the most commonly used, other pet names for a lover could be: amoreco (“beloved”), môre (“special”), fofo (“fluff”), fofinho (“cuddles”), minha vida (“my life”), meu bebê (“baby”), paixão (“passion”), coração (“heart”), xuxuzinho (“sweet pumpkin”), flor de maracujá (“passion flower”)…
How do you say your cute in Spanish to a girl?
You could say “Eres Preciosa” even though in english it means your precious, translated to spanish, it is similar to your cute. Here in puerto rico We call a cute girl bella,bonita and preciosa. Here in p.r. if you call a girl Mona which here it means ‘monkey’.
What should you not say to a Portuguese person?
Do not say to a Portuguese person that their coffee is terrible The Portuguese have a long love affair with coffee and are proud of their product. The espresso is part of their culture. They drink it morning, noon and night so you should probably just acquire a taste for it. Or drink tea.
How do you say I Miss my Boo in Portuguese?
Rough translation: I miss my boo (closest thing we’ve got). Bonus: Words ending in -inho like beij inho. Pro-tip: If you add -inho to the end of almost any word in Portuguese, it’s essentially the English equivalent of adding “little” before it.
What is the funniest Portuguese expression?
The 20 funniest Portuguese expressions (and how to use them) 1. A Portuguese does not “give up,” he “takes his little horse away from the rain.”. ( Tirar o cavalinho da chuva.) 2. A Portuguese does not “have a problem,” he “is done to the beef.”. ( Estou feito ao bife!)
What is an experienced Portuguese?
A Portuguese is not “experienced,” he has “spent many years turning chickens.” ( São muitos anos a virar frangos.) 15. A Portuguese does not “think you have strange ideas,” he “thinks you have little monkeys inside your head.”