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 How do poor urban Brazilians bathe? |
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 Brazil: Have anyone here been to brazil ? |
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how do you say in Brazilian (Come back to me)
I know its called Portuguese, but i dont want any wrong translation since Portugal and Brazil speak different from each other.... |
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courtney a |
Hello how are u in brazilian? |
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Oi, tudo bem?
oi, como vai você?
Oi, tu tá bem?
e aÃ?
oi, tudo beleza?
olá, tudo jóia??
well, there are a lot of different ways to say that same sentence.
it depends in which state people live and if you are choosing slang or not.
so those were some of the options.
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gabrielsaraiva
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Hi, I´m a Brazilian in Brazil :)
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smvhammysmv
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"oi, como vai voce?" or "e ai meu irmao?". The second one is like hey, what's up?, kind of used informally, the first one means hello, how are you? (literally). |
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vegasbill1963
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benta dose. |
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ttj
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oi, como voce esta?
ola, como voce esta?
ei, tudo bom? |
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Jenny
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Ola, como esta? |
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Oi!, como vai você? |
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alhusky
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Citizens of the Federal Republic of Brasil speak "Portuguese", because Brasil used to be a colony of Portugal.
As a fact, all other countries in South America have their native language as "Spanish" due to the colonization by the "Spanish".
Brasil is spelled with "s" however Brazil with "z" is accepted universally because of the English Language adaptation. Its capital is "Brasilia".
Now, to the question.
"Hello, how are you?" in English
is translated as:
"Oi!, como vai você?" in Portuguese.
Casually speaking the word "você" is often ommited.
"Hello" can also be translated as: "Alô, "Olá".
Very importantly, it also depends to whom you are addressing the question.
An older person (man) you would refer to as: "o senhor".
An older person (woman) you would refer to as: "a senhora".
Portuguese is a beautiful language, however, it appears to me that many foreigners consider it a very challenging and difficult language to learn. |
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