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How to say "Curtsy" in European Portuguese.
American English
curtsy
European Portuguese
a vénia
More Etiquette Vocabulary in European Portuguese
American English
European Portuguese
handshake
o aperto de mão
personal space
espaço pessoal
air kiss
mandar um beijo
dress code
o código de vestuário
high five
dar cinco
fist bump
toca aí
bowing
fazer uma vénia
ladies first
as senhoras primeiro
eye contact
o contacto visual
cursing
dizer palavrões
interruption
a interrupção
hand gesture
um gesto com as mãos
I compliment
eu elogio
I wave
eu aceno
I apologize
eu peço desculpa
I hold the door
eu seguro a porta
I tip my hat
eu tiro o meu chapéu
mansion
a mansão
palace
o palácio
funeral
o funeral
marriage
o casamento
chest
a arca
dressing table
o toucador
bouquet
o buquê
bride
a noiva
butler
o mordomo
romance
o romance
engagement ring
o anel de noivado
heartbreak
desgosto amoroso
widow
viúva
I inherit
eu herdo
Example sentences
American English
She bobbed a curtsy to the prince after entering the ball.
How To Say "Curtsy" In 45 Languages.
Hungarian
pukedli
Korean
예절
Castilian Spanish
la reverencia
Japanese
ひざをまげたおじぎ
French
la révérence
Mandarin Chinese
屈膝礼
Italian
l'inchino
German
der Knicks
Russian
реверанс
Brazilian Portuguese
a reverência
Hebrew
קידה
Arabic
الانحناء احترامًا
Turkish
reverans
Danish
neje
Swedish
nigning
Norwegian
neie
Hindi
झुककर सलाम करना
Tagalog
pagtungo
Vietnamese
nhún người chào
Esperanto
riverenco
Dutch
de reverence
Icelandic
hneiging
Indonesian
NOTAVAILABLE
British English
curtsy
Mexican Spanish
la reverencia
Cantonese Chinese
屈膝禮
Thai
การถอนสายบัว
Polish
głęboki ukłon
Hawaiian
NOTAVAILABLE
Māori
mihi ōkawa
Samoan
NOTAVAILABLE
Greek
υπόκλιση
Finnish
niiaus
Persian
ادای احترام
Estonian
kniks
Croatian
naklon
Serbian
наклон
Bosnian
naklon
Sanskrit
Swahili
heshima
Yoruba
ìtẹ̀ba
Igbo
ekele nkwanye ugwu kenwaanyị
Ukrainian
реверанс
Catalan
Galician
Romanian
Irish
NOTAVAILABLE
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