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Bom dia

Literal meaning: "Good day"

Good morning (Brazil)
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What does it mean?

"Bom dia" is the standard good morning greeting in Brazil, used until roughly noon. Brazilians say it constantly — to neighbors, coworkers, even strangers in an elevator. Skipping it can read as cold.

How to use it

Universal and expected. In Brazilian culture, greeting people you pass (elevators, offices) is considered basic courtesy.

Example sentences

Good morning, everyone!

Bom dia, pessoal!

Good morning, did you sleep well?

Bom dia, dormiu bem?

Related phrases

Oi

Hi (Brazil)

Como vai?

How are you (semi-formal, Brazil)

More brazil-greetings phrases

Tudo bem?

All good / How are you (Brazil)

E aí?

What's up / Hey (Brazil)

Oi

Hi (Brazil)

Como vai?

How are you (semi-formal, Brazil)

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