Is Gelato a Portuguese?
Traditional Portuguese ice cream parlors, inspired by Italian gelato making, are fascinating with their never-ending fantasy and innovation in the art of ice cream production. Read our guide to the best ice cream parlors in Lisbon.
What does the Portuguese word Cocos mean?
coconut
Cocô means ‘poop’ and coco means ‘coconut’. A subtle difference in sound, but a huge difference in reaction!
How do you say water in different languages?
In other languages water
- American English: water /ˈwɔtər/
- Arabic: مِياه
- Brazilian Portuguese: água.
- Chinese: 水
- Croatian: voda.
- Czech: voda.
- Danish: vand.
- Dutch: water.
What’s the Italian name for ice cream?
“Gelato” means “ice cream” in Italian. But the two are not exactly the same. While gelato has a custard base like its American cousin, it also contains less milk fat and has less air churned into it during freezing, which makes its texture denser.
What does Coco mean in Brazilian?
The name “Coco” (Portuguese for “coconut”) is a common Northeastern Brazilian slang for head, referring to the fact that song lyrics are often improvised.
In what language does Coco mean poop?
In Brazil, the title of “Coco” was changed to “Viva! A Vida É Uma Festa!” because the word “cocô” means “poop”.