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24 Brazilian Slang Words And Expressions To Help You Sound Like A Native Speaker
by Olly Richards
Brazilian Portuguese is a colourful language, full of lots of fun regional sayings and expressions โ that is to say that like any country, Brazilian slang is a thing!
Even though you wonโt find slang terms in the dictionary, youโll find it pretty much EVERYWHERE else: on the streets, among friends, on TV and in films and music. And thatโs why learning Brazilian slang is an important part of language fluency.
Imagine trying to get by in the US without knowing what the words โchill outโ or โletโs bailโ or โwhatโs upโ meant. Or, in the UK, if you didnโt know what โkerfluffleโ or โtaking the pissโ or โthat blokeโs plasteredโ meant. Youโd be lost!
Here are 24 must-know Brazilian slang words, including their literal definitions, what they mean in slang terms and how you could use them in a real-life scenario.
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This may well be one of the first slang words you hear in Brazil as it is so widely used in all parts of the country that itโs impossible to escape it. While it literally means โlegal,โ unless youโre talking about a court case, it will likely mean โcoolโ or โgood.โ
If you go out on a date and your friends ask you how it was afterwards, you could reply:
Foi legal. (It was good).
If someone comes to you with good news about something, you could say:
Que legal! (How great!).
#2 Beleza
Beleza literally means โbeauty,โ but in Brazilian slang it means โokay,โ โgood,โ โfine.โ For example, if you say to a friend, โIโll meet you at 9 for coffee,โ your friend can reply, beleza, which means โOkay.โ
#3 Da Hora
Da hora literally means โof the time,โ but in Brazilian slang, it means โcool,โ โin style,โ โhip.โ If you hear a new album by your favourite artist, you can say itโs da hora, or โcool.โ Or likewise, if you admire someoneโs outfit, you can tell them:
Que da hora! (How hip!)
#4 Maneira
Maneira literally means โwayโ as in way of doing something. You use it in similar contexts as da hora. It means โcoolโ or โawesomeโ. People might say your clothes or car or way of doing something is maneira.
#5 Bacana
Bacana is one of those golden slang words that has no other meaning. It is what it is. Bacana means โgreat,โ โcool,โ โawesomeโ. If youโre inviting someone to an event and you tell them thereโs going to be a great DJ there, they could say:
Que bacana. (How cool.)
#6 Rolรช
Rolรช literally means to โgo around,โ but in slang terms it means to go out. You could be going to a party or just cruising around with your friends and hanging out. If youโre heading out the door and your parents ask where youโre going, you can reply:
Vou dar um rolรช com uns amigos. (Iโm going out with some friends.)
#7 Balada
Balada is a party at a club. When your friends invite you to go to a balada, it means theyโre inviting you to a dance club. Put your dancing shoes on and get ready to stay out late as Brazilians like to dance all night.
#8 Grana
Grana is Brazilian slang for โmoney.โ If your friends want to go out and youโre broke, you can say:
Estou sem grana (I donโt have any money.)
Donโt worry, theyโll probably spot you until next time.
#9 Cafรฉ Pequeno
Cafรฉ pequeno literally means โsmall coffee,โ but in slang terms it means something petty or insignificant. If someone comes to you complaining about a petty issue, you can say:
Eu nao quero beber seu cafรฉ pequeno.
Literally, that means โI donโt want to drink your small coffee,โ but in Brazilian slang it means โI donโt want to hear your petty complaints.โ
#10 Mรฃo De Vaca
For a country with the largest beef exports in the world, itโs no mystery that there will be some Brazilian slang related to cows. Mรฃo de vaca literally means โcowโs hand.โ But in slang terms, it means โstingy.โ
If you look at a cowโs foot, thereโs no place to hold money. So someone who is mรฃo de vaca is someone who never offers to pay or offers money to anyone.
#11 Pรฃo Duro
Pรฃo duro literally means โhard bread.โ It has the same slang meaning as mรฃo de vaca. Hard bread is hard to slice and therefore hard to share. If youโre always paying for nights out with a friend, you might want to confront them and say:
Por que voce รฉ tรฃo pรฃo duro? (Why are you so stingy?)
#12 Gato/Gata
Brazilians must appreciate the beauty of felines. That's because one of the most common ways to compliment someoneโs beauty is to call them a gato or gata. This literally means โcatโ but in slang terms means โhotโ or โsexy.โ
When you see someone who you think is hot at a balada (check your slang above), you could say to your group of friends:
Que gato/a! (What a hottie!)
#13 Cara
This word literally means โfaceโ. But in slang terms it means โmanโ or โdude.โ Youโll hear people say that all the time in informal situations.
Cara, voce parece cansado. (Man, you look tired.)
#14 Uma Gelada
Uma gelada literally means โa cold oneโ and refers to a cold beer. Brazil is a tropical country and as such, Brazilians like their beer cold. Ice cold.
This is no joke. Their biggest national brand, Skol, introduced a label that would change colour according to the temperature of the bottle so you could know for sure if the beer was cold enough to drink.
If youโre in the mood for a beer, text a friend and invite them for uma gelada.
#15 Pepino
Pepino literally means โcucumber,โ but it actually refers to a problem. If youโre having a problem at work, you can say:
Estou tentando resolver este pepino. (Iโm trying to solve this problem.)
#16 Putz
This is a very common slang term all over Brazil that is used to express shock in a negative way. If someone tells you they just lost their credit card, you could respond by saying:
Putz, sinto muito. (Gosh, Iโm sorry.)
#17 Nossa
Brazil is a predominantly Catholic country. So the term Nossa refers to Nossa Senhora which is like saying a Hail Mary. Itโs reserved for more intense situations than putz.
So, when someone gives you really bad news like that they were just robbed or their dog died, you can say, Nossa!
#18 To Nem Aรญ
To nem aรญ literally means โIโm not even there.โ In slang terms it means you donโt care or couldnโt care less. If someone tells you that they just saw your ex on a date, you could shrug and say, to nem aรญ.
#19 Viagem/Viajando
Viagem literally means โtrip,โ. But when people use it as slang it means more like someone is on a drug trip. If someone says something wacky or illogical, you can say:
Voce esta viajando. (Youโre tripping.)
#20 Viajando Na Maionese
Viajando na maionese literally means โtravelling in the mayonnaise.โ So, while that may seem as silly as could be, when you imagine it, you can understand the gist of the slang. It means to be without clarity or direction, to be clueless about what youโre doing.
If you have a plumber over to fix a drip on the sink and heโs there for a few hours without being able to fix it, you could say heโs viajando na maionese.
#21 Pisar Na Bola
Pisar na bola literally means to โstep on the ball,โ. But in slang terms it means that you messed up or let someone down. If you were supposed to pick your friend up from the airport and forgot, you can expect a text from them saying:
Pisou na bola comigo! (You let me down!)
#22 Arrasar
Arrasar literally means to โrazeโ or โbulldoze.โ But in slang terms it means to do an amazing job. If you go to see a friendโs performance, you can say afterwards:
Arrasou! (You knocked โem dead! or You killed it!)
#23 Topar
Topar means to agree to something. If someone invites you to go for a hike or to be part of a new project with them, you can respond:
Eu topo. (Iโm up for it/count me in.)
#24 Bater Papo
Bater papo means to chat. If youโre standing chatting with someone and someone else asks you later what you were talking about, you can say:
Nada serio. Apenas batendo papo. (Nothing serious. Just chatting.)
FAQs About Brazilian Slang
How do you say cool in Brazilian slang?
Legal is used to describe something โcoolโ or someone that is pleasant and we enjoy. It is widely used by Brazilians in many ways and situations.
There are some variants according to the region of Brazil. For example, in Sao Paulo people say daora. In Rio, manero. In Minas and Bahia, they say massa.
What slang words are used daily in Brazil?
Brazilian people love slang in a daily conversation. There are plenty of slang words and their variants according to the regions of Brazil. Here are some highlights:
Sextou means T.G.I.F, celebrating it is already Friday. Treta is an argument usually with audience. Zueira is a joke or a prank. Trocar ideia is to share ideas. Crush means the same as in English, it is someone you are attracted to. Perrengue is trouble. Papo reto is an honest conversation without beating around the bush. Fala sรฉrio expresses discontent like โcome onโ. Foi mal is a way of saying sorry, the same as โmy badโ. Fechou or jรก รฉ means โdealโ or โIโm inโ. Se liga is used to ask someone to pay attention, like โlisten upโ. 0800 or na faixa means that something is for free. Deu ruim is like โit didnโt work wellโ.
What is some slang Brazilian expressions for โhello'?
In Brazil, people generally just say oi (hi) or olรก (hello) when greeting each other. Oi is much more popular than olรก.
There are variations like E aรญ?, a common informal greeting all over Brazil. It means โwhatโs up?โ. People usually answer back: e aรญ? and no conversation starts and thatโs ok.
There is also Opa! and Beleza?. This last word is literally โbeautyโ, but here it means โis everything OK?โ.
What do Brazilians say a lot?
Brazil is a huge country divided into five regions, dozens of states and thousands of cities and towns. So what Brazilians say a lot varies.
However, in general, we can spot some words and expressions often used by most Brazilian people in informal conversations. At the same time, we can quickly compare single variants in the main regions of the country.
Cรช / Cรชs This is for sure one of the most common short forms used by Brazilians from any region. The long form is vocรช in singular and โvocรชsโ in plural, which means โyouโ. Cรช is equivalent to โyaโ.
Legal One of the most popular adjectives, used all over the country to qualify anything that is nice, cool, good. But you should pay attention to the intonation of the speaker: sometimes Brazilians use it ironically. There are some relevant variants: manero in Rio de Janeiro, daora in Sรฃo Paulo, and massa in Bahia.
Cara Literally, cara means face, but here it is a way to address people. It means man or dude. Be careful because it's very informal!
There are lots of variants: mermรฃo (meu irmรฃo = my brother) is common in Rio de Janeiro. Cariocas (people born in Rio) sometimes use the English short form โbroโ.
Mano for men and mana for women are used in Sao Paulo, as well as meu (โmyโ in English, but it doesnโt mean the possessive pronoun in this case).
Boa! Mandou bem! It literally means good, you rock! When someone has a good idea or does something amazing, for example, Brazilians say Boa! Mandou bem! to celebrate it and compliment you.
Top! Show! Brazilians borrow words from English too, but sometimes they can misuse them a little bit. Top and show means that something is great, and you recommend it. Also used to compliment someone saying vocรช รฉ top, vocรช รฉ show (you are great).
Nossa Used to express surprise and concern. Nossa is literally โourโ, but it isnโt the possessive pronoun in this case. It comes from Brazilโs patron saint named Nossa Senhora da Aparecida.
Hein? Oi? Hรฃ? Both are interjections that can be used in different situations, and it depends a lot on the intonation.
It can mean that you simply didnโt understand what someone just said, like โrepeat, pleaseโ. In this case, it is the same as โwhat?โ or โhuh?โ.
They can also be used ironically when you want to express a negative surprise about what someone just said. It sounds like โI donโt believe it, youโre kidding meโ.
There is another one: Eu hein!, spoken when they are shocked or feel outraged and offended. Sometimes you can hear oxe!, mainly in Bahia.
E aรญ? Fala! It is a common informal greeting all over Brazil. E aรญ? means โwhatโs up?โ and fala! (talk) is kind of an invitation to start a conversation and share news.
Bora! Vamos! It is a way of inviting and motivating people to do anything you want together. It means โletโsโ.
Coisa It means thing or stuff. They use it to refer to objects or situations in general, when they forget names or they canโt identify objects, or when it is something weird.
Uau It is equivalent to โwowโ, and it express a great surprise. There is also uรฉ, but in this case, the meaning is a bit negative, just like when you ask why or what the heck? when you donโt understand, or you are a bit distrustful.
In Minas Gerais, there is a great variant equivalent to uรฉ: it is uai.
Mรณ It is a short form of muito which means โveryโ.
Start Using Brazilian Slang
As you can see, Brazil has many different slang phrases that will be important for you to learn if you want to become fluent in Brazilian Portuguese.
I hope you enjoyed learning a little about Brazilian slang. And that you'll find a way to use these slang words with your Brazilian friends soon.
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