The Portuguese equivalent of the English word 'welcome' is the following: bem-vinda; bem-vindas; bem-vindo; or bem-vindos. The Portuguese pronunciation is the following: behng-VEE-nduh; behng-VEE-nduhsh; beng-VEE-ndoo; and beng-VEE-ndoosh. The word-by-word translation is the following: 'bem' 'well'; 'vinda', 'vindas', 'vindo', 'vindos' 'coming'. The choice of the four examples depends upon the situation. 'Bem-vinda' is the choice for welcoming one female, 'bem-vindas' a group of females. Bem-vindo' is the choice for welcoming one male, 'bem-vindos' a group of males or a mixed group of females and males.
Welome = Bem-vindo
Bem Vindo, " bæ~j veendo"
The Portuguese word for welcome is "bem-vindo" (for a male) or "bem-vinda" (for a female).
"Welcome to California" would be "Bem vindos a California"
"Como você está" is how you spell "How are you" in Portuguese.
School in portuguese: escola
In Portuguese, you can say "de nada" or "por nada" to mean "you are welcome."
"Bem vindo"
"To" is spelled as "para" in Portuguese.
Beatriz is the Portuguese translation of Beatrice.
Sixteen in Portuguese is spelled as "dezesseis."
In Portuguese, Guillermo is spelled as Guilherme.