10 Brazilian Portuguese Slang Words You Should Know
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2023-03-13に共有
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コメント (21)
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"Putz" is a German word, it can be either the imperative of "putzen" ("to clean"): "Putz deine Zähne!" ("Brush your teeth!"), or it can be the plaster on a wall (which makes kind of sense, as it makes a raw wall smooth and "clean")
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Valheu mermão, tu é féra. Me ajudo a ter coisa pra fazer algumas outras expressões: Vai catar coquinho (Go find something to do) Pereréco(when something goes wrong, a mistake) Muleke (Boy) Locão (It means you're funny, you do things that most people don't do) Pilantra (rascal) Migo (friend) Muié(kind of funny way to say woman, but it's normal to say it between friends) Hope this helps
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Valeu! Just, ask that the subtitles stay on screen longer after telling each word. ✨
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Great lesson. I knew only about half of these. I’ll have to rewatch this video to memorize these expressions. Valeu, meu irmão!
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omg, Brazilian Ryan Gosling :) pls, dont take it wrong, :) great content btw
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Valeu obrigado!
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You need more subscribers mano😂Cê ensina bem🫶🤝
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Muito obrigado pelo vídeo. Eu gostei.
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Ótimo video.
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Gostei de seu vídeo. Valeu!
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Q útil. Muita brigada. 🙏🏼
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Obrigado irmao
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Vídeo ótimo, amigo.
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Great video, thanks
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good stuff, keep making them!
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Aqui no DF as girias mais comuns são: - Véi (guy) - massa (cool) - parceiro (bro) - tu é doido / ta doido (used to express surprise or when a situation is too crazy) - dona (girl) - baú (bus) - rala peito (get out) - dos tempo (when something happened some time ago) - oxi (to express surprise) Tem outras que eu nao consigo lembrar agora 😅
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Good video man, thnx. There's a few words he said, I think in English, but have no idea what they are or maybe they're British English, dunno. But otherwise good.
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Valeu
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Would be nice to show the expressions in a sentence much more slowly
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I can’t understand him when he’s speaking Portuguese at a normal speed. It sounds like gibberish to me. I’ve visited Brasil 18 times but I still can’t understand spoken Portuguese except for an occasional word. I have to translate everything into English to understand. It’s preventing me from conversing. After studying Portuguese for 9.5 years now it’s frustrating not to be able to read or converse. I practice every day with my girlfriend who only speaks Portuguese but after 6.5 years I still can’t understand her except for an occasional word. I have her speak slowly so I can translate everything. That can’t be fun for her. My ex Brasilian girlfriend spoke English with me for 4 years because I couldn’t understand her. I need to find a way to learn and understand Portuguese without translating everything into English.