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What means "tudo na paz" in English??

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I am learning Brazilian Portuguese but when a Brazilian said these things to me I didn't understand! Will a native speaker please translate into English?

Tudo na paz

Melhor agora

Quale a boa

E isso ai

O bicho vai pegar

Vem pra perto de mim

Faz tudo acontecer

Faz o tempo parar

Also, I would love to learn something funny or cool local Brazilians say! (I only know common - bom dia, tudo bem, beleza, de boa, etc.)

Muita obrigada!!! :)

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  1. sorry but those translations are all wrong !

    these are the right ones:

    tudo na paz = everything´s fine!

    melhor agora= better off now

    é isso aí= that´s it!

    o bicho vai pegar= sh it happens

    vem pra perto de mim= come closer to me

    faz tudo acontecer= make it all happen

    faz o tempo parar=make the time stops


  2. Translation:

    * Everything on peace

    * It's better now

    * Whas'up

    * That's it

    * Everything is ****

    * C'mon next to me

    * Do everything to happen

    * Do the time to stop

    >> I see that you're really interested in Brazilian Portuguese, aren't you?

    Ok. Let's go:

    * When you're bored for something:  "Ninguém merece!"

    * Gimme a break!: "Dá um tempo!"

    * When you don't want to make something or when a person makes something that you deslike: "Fala sério!"

    * ****!: "Merda!"

    * d**n!: "Droga!"

    "Insulting words" (just read this if you really want to know):

    * ************!/ Son of *****!: "Filho da p**a"

    * **** you!: Vá tomar no cu!

    etc...


  3. everything in peace

    better right now

    which is the good one ( you mean "Qual E a boa" ? )

    kind of a slang word for "that one" or "thats the one"

    the monster is gonna get you (in a playful manner)

    come close to me ( you dont need the "pra" in this one )

    make everything happen

    make time stop

    one slang word is: cole (whats up...theres even a futebol (soccer) chant for it being used in Belo Horizonte)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wwJdXkJu...

    toma banho ( take a shower....its like saying shut-up or stop kidding or get outta here )

    gatinha or gata ( cat... a term for a hot girl )

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