This is the 7968th most frequent Portuguese word.
róger
The Portuguese word "róger" is used informally to mean "roger," indicating acknowledgment or agreement, similar to saying "understood" or "okay."
In this sentence, the word 'Róger' is used as a proper noun, serving as the name of the subject performing the action of accepting the invitation.
Róger aceitou o convite para participar do campeonato.
Róger accepted the invitation to participate in the championship.
Here, 'Róger' is used as an interjection to confirm receipt and understanding of instructions or information, commonly employed in communication protocols.
Ele respondeu ao comando com 'Róger!', indicando que entendia.
He responded to the command with 'Roger!', indicating that he understood.
In this case, 'róger' acts as an acknowledgment term, often used in radio or technical communication to signify that the information was understood and received correctly.