Me, My Shop, My Businesses, My Game, My Life: Braza Brazilian Grill

Kamis, 15 Februari 2024

Braza Brazilian Grill

Rodízio (Brazilian Portuguese: [ʁoˈdʒiziu]) is an all-you-can-eat style of restaurant service in Brazilian restaurants where waiters bring a variety of grilled meats repeatedly throughout the meal, until the customer(s) signal that they have had enough.

Abjad A

Andado ( " engdadu ' ) : walked , had been

Ausencia : absence

Ansioso ( " ansiosu " ) : anxious 😰 / eager

Antes de ( " ances ji" ) : before

Assustado ( " asustadu " ) / assustada : scared 😨 😳

Assinatura : signature

Aspirador: vacuum cleaner

Alegria : joy 😹 😊

Amizade (." Amisaje " ) : friendship

Ate agora : still

Atua : act

Atrasada : late, be late

Acontece : happen

Acordado : awake

Arquivos : files 🗃️ 🗄️

acabamos ( " acabemos " ) : we're done ✅, terminate, finished . Acabamos de perder : we just lost ..Acabamos de perder um membro da família 🥺

Armario ( " armariu " ) : cabinet, almari

Armazem : warehouse

Arruma : tidying, merapikan

Abjad B

Banheiro ( " banyeiro" ) : bathroom

Barco ( " barcu " ) : boat 🚢 ⛵

Barulho : noise

Busca / buscar : search 🔍 🔎 , get , pick, pick up

bênçãos : blessings

Bem.: quite , very , best

Abjad C

Camino : walk

Cara ( " kara " ) : face 😈 👀 , expensive

Caminhado ( " kaminyadu " ) : walked

Caminho ( " kaminyu " ) : the way

Caminhao (" kaminyo " ) : truck 🚛 🚒

Caneta: pen 🖊️ 🖋️

canção : song

Cortado ( " cortado " ) : cut

Correio ( " koheiyu " ) : post office

Corredor ( " kohedor " ) : koredor / halfway

Conversado ( " conversadu " ) : talked

Convidam ( " konvidaung " ) : invite

Conhecimento ( " kwanyasimentu " ) : knowledge

Conferir / confere / confiro = check ✔️ ✅

Capitulo : chapter

Começo ( " komesu " ) : beginning

Comum : common

Conselho ( " konselyu " ) : advice

Chato ( " syatu" ) : boring

Chamar : call 🤙, calling

Casaco : coat 🧥

Comprido : long

Campi : field

Culpa : fault , blame

Chegadas : arrivals 🛬

Comemoracao ( " komemorasaung " ) : celebration 🎊 🎉

Consigo ( " konsigu " ) : can, get , eu consigu Fazer

Colheres ( " kolieres " ) : spoon 🥄 🥣

Certeza : certainly

Ceu : sky

Abjad D

Dou ( " do " ) : give

Desejo ( " dezehu " ) : wish , desire

Desde ( " draje " ) : since

Dependencia : addiction

Devagar : slow.

Demais ( " jemais " ) : too much

Direita : right 👍 ▶️

Abjad E

Examen ( " exami " ) : exam

Encontrado ( " encontradu " ) : found

Escada : ladder 🪜

Esforca : put effort

Exterior : abroad

Escola ( " eskoala " ) : school 🏫 🎒

Escuro: dark

Em ( " eng " ) : of , in , for

Errado ( " ehadu " ) : error / wrong

Esquerda ( " esqerda" ) : left ⬅️ ◀️

Edificios ( " ejifisius " ) : building 🏢 🏫

Estrada : road 🛣️

Esperanca ( " esperansa" ) : hope

Especial ; special

Esquecer : forget

Estou bem ; I am good 👍 😊

Eddy ( " eji " ) : nama orang. D dibaca J

Abjad F

Fundos ( " fundus" ) : back, funds

Fundo : back 🔙 , bottom

Funcionario ( " fungsionairo " ) : employee

Frente ( " freince " ) : in front of , before

Fim: end 🔚

Feito ( " feitu " ) : 👍 ✅ done

Ferias : vacation / Holiday

FICA : is at / located , banheiro FICA nos fundos da igreja : the bathroom is at the back of the church

Falado ( " faladu " ) : spoken

Faceis ( " faseis " ) : easy

Forte: strong 💪 🤒 Esta ventando forte : it's very windy

Fogoes : stove , dois fogoes: two stove

Frigideira ( " frijideira" ) : frying pan 🥘 🍳

Abjad G

Garoto ( ' garotu " ) : boy 😊

Garoto timido: shy boy 😊 😁 🛬

Ganhar ( " ganyar " ) : win, won, earn

Gerente ( " jerence " ) : Manager

Gritando : shouting

Havido ( " avidu " ) : had

Humor : mood

Igreja : gereja / church

Interior: inside , countryside

Esteve (" Isteve ") : has been

Ido ( " idu " ) : gone

Jardím ( " jarjim" ) : garden

Abjad L

Lapis : ✏️ 📝 pencil

Livro 📕 📔: book

Logo ( " luogu ") : soon

Lojas ( " loajas " ) : stores 🏬

“Lisa” primarily means “smooth” or “plain”, depending on context.

For example:
- “A parede está lisa” → “The wall is smooth.”
- “Ela prefere roupas lisas” → “She prefers plain (solid-colored) clothes.”

It’s also used as a female first name, just like in English.

Luz : light 🚨 🚨

Luvas : gloves 🧤

LADO ( " ladu ").: side , next to

Leste ( " lesce " ) : east

Abjad M

Moro ( " muoru ") : live

Moca ( " mosa " ) : miss

Mudado ( " mudado " ) : changed

Muito ( " muingtu " ) : very

Morta ( " moarta " ) : dead

Mochila ( " mosyila " ) : backpack 🎒

Mensal ( " mengsau " ) : monthly

Meias : 🧦 socks

Meta : goal

Mexe : move

Mais baixas : lower

Maquina : machine ..., maquina de lavar louca: dishwasher

Minha : my , Minha Amiga Linda : my beautiful 😍 ❤️ friend

Abjad N

Nascimento ( " nasimentu " ) ; birth

Natacao ( " natasaong " ) : swimming 🥽

Notas : grades

Nublado ( " nubladu " ) : cloudy

“Nojento” is a Portuguese word that means disgusting, gross, or nasty.

👉 Example:

Esse cheiro é nojento → “That smell is disgusting.”
Can also be used informally to describe a person’s behavior as nasty or unpleasant.

Nunca: never

Abjad O

Otimo ( " ocimo" ) : great 😃 👍

Olhado ( " olyandu " ) : looked

Odio ( " ojio " ) : hate , hated

Oeste ( " oesce " ) : west ⬅️

Abjad P

Pode/ podem : can

Por sorte ( " pur soarce" ) : luckily , fortunately

Pagado ( " pagadu " ) : paid

Pacote ( " pakoce " ) : package 📦

Parado ( " parado )." / Parada : stop 🚏 🛑

Pesada : heavy 🪨

Passado : spent ( Ela tinha passado : she had spent)

Passa : iron 🧇, passa roupa

Palestra : lecture

Pascoa: easter 🐣/ paskah 🥰 🥰

Proxima : next

Pernas : legs

Penduram ( " penduraung " ) : hang , önde voces penduram ?

Pela : across the.., out of.., along the ( street for example)

Prazer : pleasure

Praca ( " prasa ' ).: square ⬛ ⬜

Prazo : deadline

Preenchendo ( " prii syendu " ) : filling 🥧 , eu sou preenchendo isso : I am filling this out

Peito ( " peitu " ) : chest

Perdido ( " perdiju " ) : lost

Paixao ( paisaong " ) : passion / love 😘

Pena : pity , shame

Pegado : taken

Preocupado / preocupada : worried 😟 😫

Pretas : Black 🖤

Pneu ( " peneu" ) : tire ( ban mobil )

Planejar : plan , planning

Abjad Q

Quebrada ( " kebrada " ) : broken

Abjad R

Redação ( " hedacaong " ) : writing

Regra ( " hegra " ) : rules

Rota ( " hoata " ) : route

Regeui : watered

Rumos ( " humos ) : path

Rumo ( " humo " ) : path

repleto : full

Abjad S

Semester ( " semestri " ) : semester

Sorvete ( " sorvece " ) : ice cream 🍨 🍦

Socorro : help

será : it will be. amanhã será o dia do funeral. = Tomorrow is the funeral ⚱️ day

Sacada : balcony , sacadas ; balconies

Saida : exit

Serie : grade

Ser : be

Sente saudades ( " senci saudajes " ) : feel miss / misses

Seca : dry, secam: they dry

Sorriso ( " sohisu " ) : smile 😁 😊

So ( " soa" ) : only

Solidao ( " solidaong " ) : loneliness

Sonho ( " sonyo" ) : dreams 💞 ❤️

Sorriso ( " sohisu" ) : smile 😁 😊

Sobre : about

Seria : serious

Sinal ( " Sinau " ) : Signal 🚥 🚦

Sim ou sim : no matter what

Surpresos : surprised 🙀 😯

Abjad T

Tarefa : task

Tinha ( ' cingnya ' ) = has , have

Territorio ( " tehitwario " ) : territory

Tenho ( " Tengo " ) : have

Teve ( " tevi " ) : had , have

Trem ( " Treng " : train 🚂 🚂

Tensao ( " tengsao " ): tension

Team ( " cime " ) : time

Transito : traffic 🚦 ⛔

Traz / trazido ( " trasidu " ) : bring, brought

Trocar: exchange 💱

Timido ( " cimidu" ) : shy

Titulo ( " citulo." ) : title

Tudo ; everything

Tonta / Tonto : dizzy 😵 🥴

Abjad U

Umido : moist

“ultrapassar” means to go beyond, to overtake, to exceed, to surpass, to overcome.

It can be used in different contexts:

Physical movement / driving:
👉 O carro ultrapassou o caminhão. → "The car overtook the truck."
Limits / quantity:
👉 Ele ultrapassou o limite de velocidade. → "He exceeded the speed limit."
Difficulties / challenges:
👉 Ela conseguiu ultrapassar os obstáculos. → "She managed to overcome the obstacles."
Expectations / achievements:
👉 Os resultados ultrapassaram as expectativas. → "The results surpassed expectations."