Search Results for: "Fica"

Next to; beside.

Where is it located?

Where

In front (at the forward part).

Hospital

A machine that allows bank customers to withdraw cash and perform other banking...

Bathroom; a room containing a toilet and often a sink and shower.

Next to; close to.

A long narrow passage in a building, often with rooms opening off it.

A toilet or restroom.

Next to, beside; at the side of.

West; one of the four cardinal points of the compass.

Avenue; a broad road or street.

Bus stop, a designated place where a bus regularly stops.

A country in Western Europe, famous for its art and cuisine.

The place where a river enters a sea, lake, or larger river.

A unit of length equal to 1,000 meters.

A device for making and breaking the connection in an electric circuit.

A side of a hill or mountain.

In a state of wanting to sleep; drowsy.

It is a warm way to tell someone to relax, stay calm, or not to worry about a sp...

This phrase is a heavyweight champion of formal Portuguese, used to declare that...

It is a sophisticated way of saying that a specific situation or fact has become...

This is a super common and heartfelt way to say goodbye in Portuguese. It litera...

This phrase is the linguistic equivalent of dropping a heavy file of evidence on...

This phrase is a high-level way to say 'It is crystal clear that the point regar...

Politely asking for directions or the location of something.

Used to ask for the location of a specific place.

A question to ask for the location of a specific place or object.

Asking for directions to a specific public transport hub.

A question to ask for directions to a place.

Offering a piece of advice or a subtle suggestion.

Asking for directions to the nearest subway station.

A polite way to ask for the location of a public toilet.

Asks for directions to a hotel.

Being 'ligado' means you are mentally 'switched on' and fully receiving the sign...

Advising someone to calm down and not worry.

Politely asking for the location of a bus stop.

This phrase is the ultimate 'everything is under control' button in Portuguese....

Spoken words are easily forgotten, but written records endure.

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