Hello.
I’m not sure if this is allowed but I get a pattern on Instagram that was free. I’ve tried google translate and tried to find websites of terms but no good.
Terms
AM-anillo magico
Pt.E- punto enano o deslisado
Dism-disminucion
Mpa-medio punto alto
PTA- punto alto
According to translation app it’s Portuguese I would appreciate either the translation of the terms or a link to get the translation. Any and all help would be appreciated
Respectfully
Rebecca
Here is a site that may help. Portuguese is one of the choices on the drop down menu
Thank you very much I truly appreciate it
AM-anillo magico is Magic Ring
Pt.E- punto enano o deslisado -single crochet
Dism-disminucion - decrease
Mpa-medio punto alto -half doble crochet
PTA- punto alto - double crochet
Thank you I appreciate it!
Pb- dose it also mean Single crochet?
Respectfully
Rebecca
Hi, Rebecca. Yes Pb is short for punto bajo (sc)
Edith
Thank you! I appreciate the help.
You’re welcome, so glad I could help
I’m sorry but Pt.e (punto deslizado) is slip stitich
Thank you I was a bit confused there for a moment
Hopefully @Ribblr will consider adding more language options in a future feature drop
It looks like US terms and UK terms and Spanish are the only ones thus far
Yes, we are going to add more languages in the future
Thanks . As we grow in membership, I’m sure our international community will appreciate being able to read patterns in their own languages
Sorry to bother you again but what dose
Pa mean?
Pbx mean?
The pattern also says xxpa?
Respectfully
Rebecca
Can I suggest a terms dictionary from one language to another?
Pa is doble crochet
I have to look for the oder ones because I have never see those.
I couldn’t find anything, maybe is hoylw many times you should make that stitch. Is the pattern free so I can see it so maybe I can try to read it.
Yes it’s free from furifuri.Amigurumi on Instagram is her gojo Satoru pattern. I would love if you could help I really want to make him
Respectfully
Rebecca
I’m glad someone was able to help you. I found a YouTube video of a poncho that I want to make but it’s in Italian! I had a blast trying to figure out what she was saying. There for a while, I could even count to 10 in Italian! A great adventure for sure.
Here is a chart of Portuguese crochet terms and their English equivalents.
Well, ribblr isn’t letting me send a link. So, go to Tumblr and find /hooked-on-needles/21484799915/