Como dizer "dona de casa" em inglês
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Dona de casa em inglês é "housewife". Lembra do seriado "Desperate Housewives"? Donas de casa desesperadas.
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Along with housewives we now have househusbands. The growing contingent of jobless men were the quickest to accept the term.
You can also say 'homemaker.'
And we also have "the at-home partner" -- that is, the one who manages the household (particularly when there are chidren involved) while the other works. Keep in mind that the term "housewife" can have a negative connotation for many people who therefore would not like to be referred to as such.
How about "Domestic engineer" ? I saw it here (at 1:13):
I don't really know, however, if that's something polite to say. Could anybody tell us that?
Hope this helps and TIA
I don't really know, however, if that's something polite to say. Could anybody tell us that?
Hope this helps and TIA
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I guess she was just making fun of it.
I thought that as well, but I've heard that expression so many times that I've begun to wonder if it would be something similar to "flight attendant" and "stewardess", you know what I mean? (Today, the term "Flight attendant" is considered to be more polite than "stewardess")Gabi escreveu:I guess she was just making fun of it.
Well, we can find "stewardess" in the dictionary but not "domestic engineer". It sounds to me more like an american word, by the way.
I think that she's just kidding , perhaps it's a way to mean that she as a housewife is suppoused to work as a machine.(so unffair).
I think that she's just kidding , perhaps it's a way to mean that she as a housewife is suppoused to work as a machine.(so unffair).
Hi Folks,
We couldn't forget "house husband" for men!
Regards,
Eduardo
We couldn't forget "house husband" for men!
Regards,
Eduardo
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Alessandro answered this question: Housewife.
Mary's answer is quite good too, but they don't really use that word that much. It is like housewife is used 95% homemaker 5%.
Domestic engineer - is just for humor, but it is not that funny.
Stewardess - is just an old word that people don't really use it anymore.
Mary's answer is quite good too, but they don't really use that word that much. It is like housewife is used 95% homemaker 5%.
Domestic engineer - is just for humor, but it is not that funny.
Stewardess - is just an old word that people don't really use it anymore.
Could "domestic engineer" be..."do lar"?