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What does "chaca chaca" mean in portuguese?

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maybe is a word used in Portugal, some words are not used for Brazilians. I am Brazilian never heard of this word before...

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"Chaca Chaca is a brownish-red colored fruit pulp bar that is coated with salt and chili powder. The candy is sold in packages of several small individually wrapped strips that often include a picture of a locomotive on the wrapper. The candy can be found in small markets throughout California".

It's a Mexican candy. Not a Brazilian word
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DoesnÃƒÂ‚Ã‚Â´t means nothing.
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not sure in Portuguese but in Spanish is slang for nookie!!!
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Philipp:

The number one mistake that Anglo speaking people make is to think that Spanish is like Portuguese and it is not. Chaca-Chaca is not a Brazilian Portuguese word.

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