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Mano

Literal meaning: "Hand / bro"

Man / Dude (Brazil)
MAH-no

What does it mean?

Mano is one of the most commonly used casual address words in Brazil. It means dude, man, or bro. Heard constantly in São Paulo and widely across Brazil.

How to use it

Casual friend language. Too informal for professional settings.

Example sentences

Dude, that's crazy.

Mano, que loucura.

Come on, bro.

Vai, mano.

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What's up / Hey (Brazil)

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Dude / Guy / Person (Brazil)

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Dude / Old man (affectionate) (Brazil)

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