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24 Dec 2017
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How do you say this in Portuguese (Brazil)? que significa galera
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In english it means something like people, guys, folks, etc. In Portuguese it means something like gente, pessoal, etc.
Examples:
Como vocês estão, galera? | How are guys doing?
Galera, vamos logo! | Guys, let's go!
E aí/eae, galera. | Hi, folks.
Examples:
Como vocês estão, galera? | How are guys doing?
Galera, vamos logo! | Guys, let's go!
E aí/eae, galera. | Hi, folks.
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Portuguese (Brazil)
galera é um conjunto de pessoas.
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Portuguese (Brazil)
Galera significa um todo de gente, não uma multidão.. uma quantidade de pessoas!
Portuguese (Brazil)
Mind that “galera” is a very informal expression, and is usually used among young people, and never should be used in a professional conversation or with older people.
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