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Oi

Hi (Brazil)
oy

What does it mean?

"Oi" is the single most common way to say hi in Brazil — short, warm, and used constantly, in person and in messages. It has completely replaced the more European "olá" in everyday Brazilian speech.

How to use it

Universal and safe in every context, from texting a friend to greeting a stranger.

Example sentences

Hi! How are you?

Oi! Tudo bem?

Hi, is anyone there?

Oi, tem alguém aí?

Related phrases

Tudo bem?

All good / How are you (Brazil)

E aí?

What's up / Hey (Brazil)

More brazil-greetings phrases

Tudo bem?

All good / How are you (Brazil)

E aí?

What's up / Hey (Brazil)

Bom dia

Good morning (Brazil)

Como vai?

How are you (semi-formal, Brazil)

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