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Everyday Brazilian Portuguese
Phrases Brazilians use every day — a gente, dar um jeito, and more
2 phrases
Dar um jeitoneutral
To find a way / Figure it out (Brazil)
Dar um jeito is one of the most culturally Brazilian expressions. It means to find a way or figure it out — often creatively. The concept of jeitinho brasileiro is embedded in the culture.
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A genteneutral
We / Us (informal Brazil)
A gente literally means the people but in Brazilian Portuguese it is used constantly as an informal substitute for nós (we). Using it immediately makes you sound more Brazilian.
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