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Phrases/brazil-slang/Gato / Gata
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Gato / Gata

Literal meaning: "Cat"

Attractive person / Hottie (Brazil)
GAH-too / GAH-tah

What does it mean?

"Gato" (for a man) and "gata" (for a woman) are the friendly, widely used Brazilian way to call someone attractive — playful rather than crude, and common even as a casual compliment between friends.

How to use it

Casual and playful. Safe among friends and in flirtatious contexts; skip it in professional settings.

Example sentences

He's really cute.

Ele é um gato.

She's gorgeous.

Ela é muito gata.

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Cool / Great (Brazil)

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Dude / Guy / Person (Brazil)

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