That's what it looks like to me. A loaf of sliced white bread.

Yeah, I think that's the name, but I thought there was something more exact than that. But that pretty much says it all. Thank you.

Brazilian dude

Can anybody give me a hand and take a look here (especially the second picture) and tell me what is the name in English? We call it pão de forma , bread of mould (forma pronounced with a closed o, not to be mistaken for forma with an open o, meaning form or shape. Some writers differentiate the two ...

Uberty \U"ber*ty\, n. [L. ubertas.]
Fruitfulness; copiousness; abundance; plenty. [Obs.]
--Florio.

Related to Portuguese ubre/úbere, udder.

Brazilian dude

"Mom, you are so totally gormless! You started the coffee maker but forgot to put the coffee pot back under the spout!"

I've done this countless times. I'm so gormless.

Brazilian dude

I'm looking forward to it.

Brazilian dude

Now going back to the topic How many words does a language have?, look what I've just found (for Portuguese): Lembro-te de que não se pode discutir aqui qual seria a forma "correta", já que ambas existem. O fato de uma delas não estar dicionarizada não quer dizer nada; temos perto de 600.0...

Bof! Portemanteaux!

Brazilian dude

It's just a tongue-twister built upon the r sound.

Brazilian dude

Fico feliz por você e agrada-me muito saber que estima tanto a minha língua. Agora tente dizer O rato roeu a roupa do rei de Roma . :lol: Quem não gosta de samba Bom sujeito não é... É ruim da cabeça Ou doente do pé! -Dorival Caymmi Sou ruim da cabeça ou doente do pé então. :oops: Brazilian dude

Por que não me disse antes? É bom saber que há alguém interessado pela minha língua.

Brazilian dude

Check it out.

Brazilian dude

Exactly! How did you know that? Você fala português?

Brazilian dude

Oh, so easy for me: comportar-se.

Brazilian dude

Great word! I didn't know it. I think my brother has that condition.

Brazilian dude

Since it has only one syllable, it can be compared the old-fashioned way, posher, poshest.

I know it's wrong, but more posh and most posh are more euphonious to my ears. Am I weird?

Brazilian dude