I need to learn how to order from a menu in Portugal. Can you help me?
user
Sure. Let’s say you’re at a restaurant and you’re asked to choose a main course, how would you like to have it explained to you?
assistant
How would I say "soup"?
user
In this context, soup means a meal that is served in a bowl. In Portuguese, the word for "soup" is "sopa".
assistant
Great! What about "chicken" and "pork"?
user
Chicken and pork can be referred to as "frango" and "porco", respectively.
assistant
I need to learn how to order from a menu in Portugal. Can you help me?
user
Sure. Let’s say you’re at a restaurant and you’re asked to choose a main course, how would you like to have it explained to you?
assistant
How would I say "soup"?
user
In this context, soup means a meal that is served in a bowl. In Portuguese, the word for "soup" is "sopa".
assistant
Great! What about "chicken" and "pork"?
user
In this context, "chicken" means a small bird, and "pork" is meat from the rear end of a pig. In Portuguese, "chicken" is "galinha" and "pork"
assistant
I need to learn how to order from a menu in Portugal. Can you help me?