"Um tapete não fala."

Translation: A carpet does not speak.

[kalukuhan]

Fellow carpets, speak up! Are we going to stay quiet while people walk all over us?

[larzipan]

No, but mine can fly.

[rdpioneer]

Mine does.

[somnule]

Is this a saying? Like "If these walls could talk"...

[dentaurthur]

If your walls could talk, what would they say?

"I am the reason your second grader can't sit still in class."

"Thanks to me, you now have 29 chromosomes!"

If your house was built before the 1970's, there is a chance that lead paint is affecting the health of you or your loved ones.

[Shortplanks2009]

You need to clean it.

[Iamaweirdo]

Duolingo is educating my developing mind about acid, cool. =)

[kalukuhan]

If these carpets could speak, the walls could stay quiet.

[Rodrigolivares32]

Eu sou um tapete , e eu acho isso ofensivo!

[dtturman]

Really? I lost a heart to that?

[johnarnold]

Maybe you just aren't listening.

[chaered]

A carpet does not speak
A comma cannot leak
It tastes like blue
The owl speaks grue
A lingot in each beak

(This is what happens off-meds, people.)

[fatisch]

Watch out for the fly on the wall. It to can be on the tapete!

[JCMcGee]

Is this an idiomatic way of saying
"Shut yo b**ch mouth!"?

[Lexmarion]

I think it's more of an idiomatic way of saying "i just took a sheet of acid"

[moolybdenum]

"say hello to the rug's topography. it holds quite a lot of interest with your face down on it."

[Shortplanks2009]

I thought tapete could also be "Rug" but it didn't like that

[vivisaurus]

A tapete can be a rug. But small carpets are also called "tapetinhos"

[bbspeak]

Carpets must be careful not to become too small. Otherwise they become coasters.

[itsdaisyyy]

In Spanish, tapete means doormat. Would it be the same case in Portuguese?

[galletadecolores]

Tapete in Portuguese means rug or carpet :)