fin who lives in portugal

best guy ever if yr not fin you lost at life

fin who lives in portugal is so cool

by giganigashliga May 7, 2025

portuglish

To speak a mixture of portuguese and english at the same time. Intermingling of words in a sentence from both languages that only someone who speaks both languages, or has recently begun to learn the other, would understand.

My in-laws are from Brazil, and I know they're saying something bad about me when they spout off in portuglish.

by Junkboyy January 6, 2009

Portugalian

A person of Portuguese and Italian descent

My mom is Portuguese but my dad is Italian, which makes me a Portugalian

by Coley Guacamoley September 5, 2018

Portugas

the most friendliest and laid bac ppl in Europe

what is ur grudge against Portugal and portuguese people? are u so furious that Portugal made it to the final vs. Greece in the Euro 2004?......and the only way of making urself feel better is by putting a country down....one of which u have no understanding of how beautiful and cultured it is......seriously, Rui, get a life.

by Gabi - forca portugal!!! March 17, 2005

Portuganese

a person who is half Portuguese and half Japanese

Portuganese...Pedro?
jk Cathy

by Guess?? April 10, 2005

Portuglês

1. A mix between two languages: Portuguese (Português) and English (Inglês).
2. Portuguese speakers trying to speak English in a most embarrassing manner. (i.e. "meednight.")
3. English speakers trying to speak Portuguese in a most embarrassing manner. ( i.e. "popozão.")

Franglais and Chinglish are similar terms describing the mixture of English with French or Chinese repectively.

PortugLês: Por meednight*, eu comerei na esse muito dorky*, non-gangsta* restaurante qual você quis, dangit*!

English: For midnight, I'll go to that super-dorky, wack restaurant you wanted me to go to, dangit!

*stars are for english words, maybe misspelled.

by Frostey February 6, 2007

Portuglish

Poorly spoken Portuguese with english words replacing those which the speaker doesn't know or can't remember. Usually spoken by 1st/2nd generation Portuguese-Americans to their older relatives.

I had to translate the doctor for my Grandfather, but my Portuglish was so bad I had to call my Uncle.

by d i s c c o m p February 23, 2009