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How do you say rooster in Portuguese?
Galo
How do you say here in Portuguese?
aqui
Why do so many Portuguese people have a rooster in their home?
The rooster is a symbol of good luck and protection in Portuguese culture, and having a rooster in the home is believed to bring prosperity and ward off evil spirits. It is also associated with the legend of the Barcelos Rooster, a popular folk tale in Portugal.
How do you say anal sexo in portuguese?
you don't; it's illegal here
How do you say come sleep with me in portuguese?
Vem dormir comigo.
What is the meaning to the song here comes the rooster?
"Rooster" was the nickname the lead singers father had in the Vietnam war. When his father came home he eventually told him his war stories. "walking tall machine gun man" was a reference to his father being a heavy machine gunner. "here they come to snuff the rooster" would mean here they come to kill my father. "Gloria sent me pictures of my boy" Jerry Cantrell was the lead singer of Alice in chains when the song was released. Gloria Jean Cantrell is his mother who would send pictures of Jerry to her husband Jerry Cantrell Sr. in Vietnam
How do you say heart in Portuguese?
Here in Brazil we say coração to know by heart = saber de cor
How do you say papai noel in Brazilian?
"Papai Noel" is how you say "Santa Claus" in Brazilian Portuguese.
What does an angry rooster say?
Another rooster pinches my bum!
How do you say come on Brazil in Brazilian?
"Come on Brazil" in the official language of Brazil, which is Portuguese, is "vir para o Brasil."
How do you say come here?
perro is come on i kurdish
Where do you come first when you come last?
To answer "where do you come first when you come last?", I'd say the answer is you would be coming to "here", would be "here", and would stay "here" (wherever "here" is). Although some could say you are "there", in your view you would still be "here". So, "here" you are and "here" you will be! (That's what happens when you come last--you get to wait!)
