I mean "You Can DO It"
não means no in Portuguese. Except the ~ sign is over the a instead of a dash -. na~o where the ~ is over the "a".
Não, pesquisarei na Internet.Não, prefiro pesquisar na Internet.
não means no in Portuguese. Except the ~ sign is over the a instead of a dash -. na~o where the ~ is over the "a".
"Ship" is an English equivalent of the Portuguese masculine singular noun navio. The pronunciation will be "NA-vyoo" in Carioca Brazilian and continental Portuguese.
"Na praia" is Portuguese and means "at the beach" in English.
Monaco is an Italian equivalent of the Portuguese word monge. The masculine singular noun translates literally as "monk" in English. The respective pronunciations will be "MO-na-ko" in Pisan Italian and "mondj" in Cariocan Brazilian and in continental Portuguese.
Mais sorta na próxima! is a literal Portuguese equivalent of the English phrase "Better luck next time!" The phrase translates literally as "More luck in the next!" in English. The pronunciation will be "meysh SORTCH na PRAW-see-muh" in Cariocan Brazilian.
Nabo is an example of Portuguese vegetables whose spelling begins with the letter n. The masculine singular noun in question translates literally as "turnip" and figuratively as "ignorant (stupid) person" in English. The pronunciation will be "NA-boo" in Cariocan Brazilian and in continental Portuguese.
The cast of Na Boca do Mundo - 1978 includes: Norma Bengell as Clarisse Angelito Mello as Cardoso Telma Reston Sibele Rubia as Terezinha
It isn't Spanish. Try Portuguese.
The cast of Na Boca da Noite - 1971 includes: Roberto Bonfim Marilia Carneiro Ivan de Albuquerque as Hugo Anecy Rocha
"Na cozinha" is a Portuguese equivalent of "in the kitchen."The word "na" combines the preposition "em" with the feminine definite singular article "a" to mean "to, in, at the." The feminine noun "cozinha" means "kitchen."The pronunciation is "nah koo-ZEE-nyuh."