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Phrases/brazil-slang/Um rolê
casual

Um rolê

Literal meaning: "A roll / spin"

Hangout / Outing (Brazil)
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What does it mean?

"Um rolê" is current Brazilian youth slang for an outing or hangout with friends — could be a walk, a party, a spontaneous night out. "Vamos dar um rolê" (let's go hang out) is extremely common among younger Brazilians today.

How to use it

Casual and very current, especially among younger generations. Not used in professional contexts.

Example sentences

Let's go hang out later.

Vamos dar um rolê mais tarde?

We went out around the neighborhood.

A gente deu um rolê pelo bairro.

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To be in / Down for it (Brazil)

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