This is the 8036th most frequent Portuguese word.
schalka
The word "schalka" does not exist in Portuguese.
In this sentence, 'schalka' is used as a noun borrowed from another language (likely German, meaning 'schal' or 'scarf') to denote an item of clothing commonly used in colder weather.
Tenho uma schalka para proteger meu pescoço do frio.
I have a schalka to protect my neck from the cold.
Here, 'schalka' again refers to the scarf (a piece of clothing), showing its usage in a shopping or descriptive context.
Ela comprou uma bela schalka de lã na loja.
She bought a beautiful woolen schalka at the store.
In this usage, 'schalka' is associated with aesthetic appeal, emphasizing the fashion aspect of the item.