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Yes, but it does not necessarily have those two connotations in other languages (which is the issue here). In Portuguese, if you want to say "fresh water" (as
by fjkdlsjflkds 3y ago
Yes, but it does not necessarily have those two connotations in other languages (which is the issue here).
In Portuguese, if you want to say "fresh water" (as in, "low-salinity water"), you use the term "sweet water", rather than "fresh water" ("fresh water" can only be interpreted either as "cold water" or "non-stale water", but never as "low-salinity water").