BrasĂlia - Distrito Federal (by Celso Junior)
noise dept.
$LAYYYTER

Kiana Khansmith
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
KIROKAZE

oozey mess
Cosmic Funnies
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hello vonnie
NASA

Product Placement
taylor price
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
Noah Kahan

if i look back, i am lost
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Jules of Nature
RMH
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@brazilwonders
BrasĂlia - Distrito Federal (by Celso Junior)
Doce de leite
Candelária Church is one of the attractions of the Historic Center of Rio de Janeiro.  (via Visit Brasil)
Artesanato Potiguar (by rafaelcachina)
Bye in Portuguese
Bye in Portuguese is “tchau", and it’s pronounced just like the Italian “ciao". Brazilians however have enormous vocabularies and Brazilian Portuguese is a language that is constantly and rapidly evolving, becoming ever more colorful.
Brazilian Portuguese contains a myriad of nuances and variations for saying goodbye, depending on context, social status and the speaker’s mood. Tchau is just one word that can be used to say bye in Portuguese. There are many other ways to despedir-se de alguém – to say bye in Portuguese, for example:
Até logo – see you soon.
Até mais – see you later.
Beijo(s) – kisses. Super common when saying bye in Portuguese.
Um abraço – “a hug”Â
Vou nessa - used for saying “I’m leaving” or “I have to go.”Â
SĂŁo Paulo, SP (by Fabio Rage)
Tucano (by Araquém Alcântara)
Moqueca (Rodolfo Regini/Divulgação)
Iguape - São Paulo (by Celso Margraf)
São Miguel do Gostoso - Rio Grande do Norte (by Angelita Niedziejko)
Baianas (by ludmilasenna)
Festa junina (Reprodução/Pixabay)
“I love you”
Monte Roraima - Roraima (Viagem e Turismo)
Tacacá (Ricardo D'Angelo/Veja SP)