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What's a cute way to say “sorry” in Portuguese? (something like “sowwie” in English)
What's a cute way to say “sorry” in Portuguese? (something like “sowwie” in English)
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dicupa!
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@goliveinlife do Brazilians also use "~" the same way Koreans do?
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@heyimcake no!! excuse me for using it! lol i just put it irrationally haha^^
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@goliveinlife oh I thought it was another odd coincidence since Brazilians laugh the same way Koreans do (kkk / ㅋㅋㅋ)
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@heyimcake yes! but no, it's not common at all to find people using "~", very few people use it usually because of kpop influence, but naturally in brazilian culture it is not quotidian
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not only korean influence, the japanese do that too
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