Language Lesson- Herbs & Spices

I have been in Brazil for a little while, and while I know enough Portuguese to get me in trouble but I can't make my way around a kitchen.  The Brazilian kitchen lacks even the most basic herbs and spices and if I want something other than salt, garlic, and onion then I have to pull out the dictionary and make a trip to the store or open-air market.  So, if you are planning on making a meal while in Brazil or translating a recipe, here is a helpful guide of herbs and spices in English and Portuguese.  Boa sorte!

Allspice	Pimenta-da-Jamaica
Anise	Erva-doce
Basil	Manjericấo
Bay Leaves	Louro
Cardamom	Cardamomo
Cayenne	Pimenta-de-Caiena
Chives	Cebolinha
Cinnamon	Canela
Cloves	Cravo
Coriander	Coentro
Cumin	Cominho
Dill	Endro
Fennel	Funcho
Garlic	Alho
Ginger	Gengibre
Marjoram	Manjerona
Mint	Hortelấ
Mustard Seed	Mostarda
Nutmeg	Noz-Moscada
Onion	Cebola
Oregano	Orégano
Paprika	Pimentấo
Parsley	Salsa
Pepper	Pimenta
Rosemary	Alecrim
Saffron	Açafrấo
Sage	Sálvia
Sesame Seed	Gergelim
Thyme	Tomilho
Vanilla	Baunilha