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No related title: olhos claros is Portuguese for clear eyes, meaning that they are blue or green
not just blue or green, it can also be brown eyes.
Or do we simply look on / in the wrong eyes
Originally Posted by Poiuz
not just blue or green, it can also be brown eyes.
Or do we simply look on / in the wrong eyes
Take note that it's more of a cultural thing than a language one. In North West of the Iberian Peninsula (Galicia and North Portugal) that's what it means: blue or/and green eyes
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