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1.400 frases Greetings & interactions Flashcards

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How are you?

FORMAL GREETING

USE TO BE POLITE

A

I’m good. How are you doing?

Pretty good. How are you doing?

Not bad. How are you doing?

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How are you?

FORMAL GREETING

USE TO BE POLITE

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Pretty good. How are you doing?

Not bad. How are you doing?

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How are you?

FORMAL GREETING

USE TO BE POLITE

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Not bad. How are you doing?

Pretty good. How are you doing?

I’m fine! How are you doing?

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How are you doing?

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Pretty good.

Not bad.

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Hey, how is it going?

  • If I’m feeling good.*
  • TIP: don’t answer “How is it going” com “I’m fine”, because it’s strange.*
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Good!

or

Great!

If I’m feeling good.

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Hey, how is it going?

  • If I’m feeling good.*
  • TIP: don’t answer “How is it going” com “I’m fine”, because it’s strange.*
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Pretty good! (2)

If I’m feeling good.

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Hey, how is it going?

(negative answer)

TIP: _don’t_ answer “How is it going” com “I’m fine”, because it’s strange.

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Not bad.

Not so good.

Not great. /greit/

Not so well.

TIP: Be careful. If you use these kind of answer, the other person will usually ask: “Why? Whats wrong?. I hope everything is allritght.”, to be polite. Then, you will have to explain.

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Hey, Jackie. How is it going? (conte o que está fazendo)

Opção de descrever o que você está fazendo.

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Everything is going great. What about you?

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What’s up?

/uótssáp/

E aí? (O quê que você está fazendo/acontecendo?)

Em Inglês, o mesmo que:

Whats going on?

Whats happening?

What are you doing?

TIP: What’s up is another way of saying “Hello”

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_ Not much. What’s up with you?

_ Nothing

_ Same old, same old. (o mesmo de sempre)

Nada demais. Estou de boa.

NOT MUCH é a resposta mais comum para What’s up.

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Whats up?

  • E aí? (O quê que você está fazendo/acontecendo?)*
  • Em Inglês, o mesmo que:*
  • Whats going on?*
  • Whats happening?*
  • What are you doing?*
  • TIP: What’s up is another way of saying “Hello”*
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Nothing.

Not much.

Same old, same old. (o mesmo de sempre)

Nada demais. Estou de boa.

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Whats up?

E aí? (O quê que você está fazendo/acontecendo?)

Em Inglês, o mesmo que:

Whats going on?

Whats happening?

What are you doing?

TIP: What’s up is another way of saying “Hello”

A

Hey

or

Hi

(are possible anwsers)

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Hey Mats, What’s up?

E aí? (O quê que você está fazendo/acontecendo?)

Em Inglês, o mesmo que:

Whats going on?

Whats happening?

What are you doing?

TIP: What’s up is another way of saying “Hello”

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_ Hey Mats, What’s up?

_ Hey! How’s it going?

_ Good. How are you?

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Hey, Jackie, what’s up?

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_ Hum, not much. Just watching some YouTube videos. What about you?

_ Nothing really. I’m just relaxing.

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Hey, Jackie. How are you doing?

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I’m good. How about you?

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Hey, What’s going on?

NÃO significa “Tudo bem?”.

É o mesmo que “What’s up?”, that means “What’s happening?” or “What are you doing?”)

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Not much. How are you?

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Whats going on?

/Whats goinon/

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Nothing

or

Not much

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Good to see you!

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Good to see you too!

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Have a good one!

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You too.

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Hi, I’m Gabby. Nice to meet you!

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It’s nice to meet you too!

I am Paul.

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Prazer em conhecê-la em pessoa? (pessoalmente)

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Nice to meet you in person.

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It’s nice to see you!

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Hey! Nice to see you again!

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I saw my mother yesterday

(use o phrasal verb)

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I met up with my mother yesterday.

(to meet up with - encontrar-se?)

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Encontrei minha mãe no aeroporto.

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I met my mother at the airport.

Quando você especifica local e/ou hora, pode usar met (to meet) nesse sentido).

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Eu encontrei a minha mãe ao meio dia para o almoço.

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I met my mother at noon for lunch.

Se disser apenas “I met my mother”, significa que você a conheceu, o que é estranho, pois podem pensar que você é adotado, por ex, e acabou de conhecer sua mãe verdadeira…

Para usar met no sentido de encontrar, obrigatoriamente, tem que dizer hora e/ou lugar.

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I need a little extra help. Could we meet **after class?** Para dizer meet no sentido de encontrar, precisa obrigatoriamente, dizer quando e/ou onde.
Ieah, sure. We can meet after class. Thanks for asking extra help. It's my pleasure.
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Vamos nos encontrar neste fim de semana.
Let's **meet up** this weekend. Para planos de encontrar alguém (futuro) prefira o phrasal verb **meet up.** Outra opçao: hang out. Segundo a Gabi, "hang out"é mais casual, para usar com família e amigos. Nunca com chefe, professor ou situação profissional.
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Let's do something this weekend. (When it is not a date, use this way to make plans with someone)
Let's make plans this weekend. | (More professional)
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Vamos agendar alguma coisa para a semana que vem. (ainda mais profissional)
Let's schedule something for next week.
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Vamos agendar uma reunião para a próxima semana.
Let's schedule a meeting for next week.
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Vamos agendar um café para a próxima semana.
Let's schedule a coffee for next week.
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Eu encontrei com a minha mãe.
I **got together** with my mother.
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Thanks for the coffee this morning.
No problem. *or* No prob! /prób/ "No prób" é a versão curta de "No problem"
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Hey, thanks for the coffe this morning.
No prob! /prób/ *or* No problem. "No prób" é a versão curta de "No problem"
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Hey, thanks for helping me with my english homework.
Sure thing! O "de nada" mais usado, segundo a Jackie.
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Thank you for letting me vent last night.
Any time!
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I really appreciate you giving me a ride to the airport.
No worries!
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Hey! Thanks for recommending me for that job!
My pleasure! (um pouquinho formal, mas muito adequado para algumas situações)
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Wow! Thanks for baking all this amazing cookies.
Don't mention it.
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Thank you for being such a great friend.
No, thank you!
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Thanks for helping me move that couch.
No sweat! (Não foi nada, imagina... - informal)
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Thanks for covering my class yesterday.
Glad to help! or Help to help!
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Thank you so much for the generous gift. /generãs/
It was nothing!
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Thank you!
You are so welcome. (Jackie usa para o "de nada" em mensagens escritas. A palavra "so" enfatiza a ideia)
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Thanks for dinner!
You bet. | ("Não foi nada" - informal)
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Thanks for lunch!
Don't worry about it. (igual "no worries")
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Thanks for the ride!
No worries.
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I appreciate it. Eu agradeço!
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I am so grateful. Eu sou tão agradecida.
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I owe you! Eu te devo. (opção de resposta para "obrigada")
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I owe you one. (opção para "obrigada")
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You are the best. /bést - pronuncia o t bem sutil, soltando um pouquinho de ar, como "fast"/
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Com licença, você poderia repetir, por favor?
Excuse me or pardon me, could you repeat that please?
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It's great to meet you. | (Jackie)
I'm glad to meet you. (formal, segundo o professor Fábio)
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It's nice to meet you.
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It's a pleasure to meet you.
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Fique à vontade.
Make yourself at home. (também serve para casa ou loja, qualquer lugar)
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Sirva-se.
Help yourself. or Serve yourself.
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Sirva-se ou Fique à vontade na cozinha. A ideia, difícil de traduzir exatamente é "sirva-se você mesmo, faça o que precisar, fique à vontade..., geralmente, para um convidado na sua casa.
Help yourself to the kitchen.
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Fique à vontade onde você precisar. A ideia, difícil de traduzir exatamente é "sirva-se você mesmo, faça o que precisar, fique à vontade..., geralmente, para um convidado na sua casa.
Help yourself to wherever you need.
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Palavras para demonstrar interesse durante uma conversa.
I see. Right. That's interesting.
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Expressões para interagir com entusiasmo: Você não vai acreditar nisso! Eu estou mudando para Londres!
You won't believe this. I'm moving to London! /Aimúvim.../
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\_ You'll never guess. \_ What? \_ I got the job! \_ Jura! Sério?! (surpresa boa!!!) Maneiras de interagir e demonstrar interesse em uma conversa.
\_ No way! ou You're kidding! I can't believe that! Really? That's amazing! (Que legal)/nice / awsome That's terrific! (Que demais!) That's terrible! (quando quer dizer que algo é muito ruim)
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Você ouviu a notícia sobre ...o novo presidente? Maneiras de interagir e demonstrar interesse em uma conversa.
Have you heard the news about the new president?
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\_ Ela foi à praia. \_ Foi? Maneiras de interagir e demonstrar interesse em uma conversa.
\_ She went to the beach. \_ Did She?
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\_ Eu não gosto de futebol. \_ Não? Maneiras de interagir e demonstrar interesse em uma conversa.
\_ I don't like soccer. \_ Don't you
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Várias maneiras de dizer "Eu não entendo" (áudio da Carina Fragozo)
I don't understand. I didn't get it. (opção informal) Could you repeat that. What do you mean? Can you explain that? What are you talking about? (cuidado com o tom, para não ficar agressivo)
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Eu estava pensando mesmo em ir lá! Há um tempo, eu estava querendo ir lá.
I've been meaning to go there!
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Eu estava pensando mesmo em fazer isso! Há um tempo, eu estava querendofazer isso...
I've been meaning to do that!
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Faz um tempo que eu queria falar com você. Eu estava mesmo querendo falar com você...
I've been meaning to talk to you.
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Ok, então, se cuide!
Ok, so look after yourself!
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Another way to say: Would you like to come to the park with me?
How do you feel **about** go**ing** to the movies with me? Nessa estrutura, se quiser colocar um verbo, terá que ser com **ING.** TIP: **MOVIE** is what we see at the **MOVIES** (=cinema, movie theater)
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(convidando alguém para fazer alguma coisa) O que você acha de um sanduíche? Que tal um sanduíche?
How do you feel about a sandwich? Nessa estrutura, se quiser colocar um verbo, terá que ser com **ING**. How do you feel **about** eat**_ing_** a sandwich?
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O que você acha de um dia fora no parque?
How do you feel about a day out in the park? Nessa estrutura, se quiser colocar um verbo, terá que ser com **ING.** How do you feel about spend**ing** a day out in the park? How do you feel about com**ing** to the park with me?
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Eu estava pensando se você gostaria de ir ao parque comigo.
I was wondering if you'd like to come to the park with me.
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O que você acha de sair para comer comigo?
How do you feel about going out to eat with me?
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O que você acha de **sair** comigo? Você gostaria de sair comigo? Eu estava pensando se você gostaria de sair comigo. Você quer sair comigo?
How do you feel about **going out** with me? Would you like to go out with me? I was wondering if you would like to go out with me. Do you want to go out with me?
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Parece ótimo! (outro jeito de dizer: That would be nice! It's a good idea! All right!
It sounds great!
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O que você acha de sair comigo?
That sounds great! What are you planning to do? (or what do you wanna do)
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O que você quer fazer?
What do you wanna do?
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Eu tenho que lavar os pratos.
I've got to do the dishes.
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Vamos deixar para 10h30?
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Que horas você quer que eu te pegue?
What time would you like me me to pick you up? or: What time do you want me to pick you up?
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O que você acha de ir ao cimena comigo?
How do you feel about going to the movies with me?
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O que você acha de comermos um sanduíche. Que tal um sanduíche?
How do you feel about a sandwich?
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O que você quer fazer? (eu estava pensando em uma xícara de café)
I was thinking about a cup of coffee.
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What are you planning to do? (eu tava pensando em jantar com você)
I was thinking about having dinner with you.
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What do you wanna do? (eu tava pensando num filme)
I was thinking about a movie.
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What are you planning to do? (Eu tava pensando em Seattle Center)
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I was wondering if you'd like to come to the park with me. (Parece ótimo!)
It sounds great!
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How do you feel about a day out in the park? (Parece ótimo! Vamos deixar 10h30?)
Let's make it 10h30.
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O que você acha de sair para comer comigo?
How do you feel about going out to eat with me?
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O que você acha de sair comigo?
How do you feel about going out with me?
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How do you feel about going out with me? (o que você está planejando fazer?)
What are you planning to do?
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Hey! Whatcha up to? Vem de: What are you up to? **Means: What are you doing?**
I'm just sending some e-mails.
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Hey, Letícia! Whatcha up to? /uó cháp tchu/
I'm going to have lunch now. Estou indo almoçar agora. This answer is correct. But the americans say a lot: "Head to..." insted of "Going to..." _I'm heading to lunch._
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Hey, Letícia! Whatcha up to? /uó cháp tchu/
I'm **heading to** lunch now. I'm **heading to** your house. I'm **on my way** to your house. I''m going to your house. Estou indo para a sua casa. I'm going to have lunch now. Estou indo almoçar agora. This answer is correct. But the americans say **_a lot_**: "Head to..." insted of "Going to..." _I'm heading to lunch._
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Hey, Letícia! Whatcha up to? /uó cháp tchu/
I'm **heading to** your house. I'm **heading to** lunch now. I'm **on my way** to your house. I''m going to your house. Estou indo para a sua casa. I'm going to have lunch now. Estou indo almoçar agora. This answer is correct. But the americans say **_a lot_**: "Head to..." insted of "Going to..." _I'm heading to lunch._
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Hey, Whatcha up to?
I'm **on my way** to your house. I'm **heading to** your house. (head de cabeça mesmo: head to menas "to go to")
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Como dizer tchau, em Inglês. Esqueça o **Good bye**. Quase não se fala. Em vez disso, prefira:
See you latter! Have a good one! Talk to you later! or Have a good night (*at night, obviously)*
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Como parabenizar em Inglês!!! How to use **CONGRATULATIONS!** or **CONGRATS!** Weddings, birth (nascimento), aniversary (aniversário de casamento, por ex), in some cases like if someone wins the elections. But they **don't use for birthday** (o nosso aniversário, de nascimento).
* For birthday:* **Happy birthday!** * You passed in a test:* **Good job!** **Good going!** **Great job!** **Excellent!** **Way to go!** /uêi tã gou/

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