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 What is muié, in brazilian portuguese?
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How do you say goodbye is portuguese?


    



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nola_cajun
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Tchau .. in brazilian portuguese. Its pronounced like the Italian 'ciao'. *chow*

adeus in Portuguese from Portugal

or Boa Noite for goodnight


gabrielsaraiva
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goodbye: adeus, até logo
bye: tchau
we use more often 'bye'


ale_sp_esp
Tchau


fttd2006
the most accurate answer is mulatofiddler´s


Jake
tchau


Kalvaina- ANTI CENSURA-
the most accurate answer is mulatofiddler´s.
Valeu!


michaelgirvine
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Até mais tarde = see you later
Tchau = Goodbye
Até amanhã = See you tomorrow


fanabus
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And also you can say FALOW or FLW

J. Carlos Gámez / Solobuses.com
"EUCATUR: Fale com quem é cobra no assunto"


dnafemme
somehow no one gave ate logo. (ah-tay log-oh)

And don't trust babel fish for good translations. It's basically just a quicker way to find word meanings than flipping through the dictionary.


babo1dm
adeues..or say boun norte,...good night


mulatofiddler
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Now let's be very careful:

"Adeus" is the exact translation of "goodbye" from English to Portuguese. It is seldom, if ever, spoken in a conversation though. That's because "adeus" means goodbye as in "farewell, goodbye, I'll never see you again".

In Brazil, people just don't farewell others forever, even if they don't actually mean it, as in the common usage of "goodbye".

Rather, they say "see you later", in all different forms:

"tchau" is Portuguese for the everyday "bye". It comes from the Italian "ciao" (which means hello and goodbye, but only in Italian!)

"até mais", the same, means something similar to "see you later", it is a contracted form of "até mais ver" (literally, "till further seeing").


gkwchina
ate mais , or , Valeu ,


loving father
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adeus





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