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Prazer

Literal meaning: "Pleasure"

Nice to meet you (short form, Brazil)
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What does it mean?

"Prazer" is the short, natural way Brazilians say "nice to meet you" — shorthand for "é um prazer conhecê-lo/la". Simple, warm, and works in almost any first introduction.

How to use it

Safe with strangers, new coworkers, and first meetings of any kind.

Example sentences

Nice to meet you, I'm Carlos.

Prazer, eu sou Carlos.

Nice to meet you too.

Prazer também.

Related phrases

Como vai?

How are you (semi-formal, Brazil)

Oi

Hi (Brazil)

More brazil-greetings phrases

Tudo bem?

All good / How are you (Brazil)

E aí?

What's up / Hey (Brazil)

Oi

Hi (Brazil)

Bom dia

Good morning (Brazil)

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