Casual street slang: Common slang

💬 Pronounced 'TAH-seh BEHN!', it conveys a sense of calm agreement.

🇵🇹 A common expression among friends to imply everything is relaxed or alright.

💬 Short and versatile, it rhymes with 'way' in English.

🇵🇹 'Bué' originated from African dialects and is widely used in youth culture in Portugal.

💬 'Bora' comes from 'embora' meaning 'to leave'.

🇵🇹 Used to energize or encourage a group to get moving.

💬 Pronounced 'FEE-sha', it's commonly used in urban speech.

🇵🇹 'Fixa' is often used to describe things that are trendy or exciting.

🇵🇹 Implying a laid-back attitude, 'na boa' can ease tension in casual conversations.

💬 'Granda' is a casual contraction of 'grande'.

🇵🇹 Often used to highlight impressive events or actions.

💬 The meaning changes with context — from post-party blues to intense excitement.

🇵🇹 Common among the younger crowd, especially after a night out.

💬 A conversational pivot, equivalent to 'incidentally'.

🇵🇹 It's a polite way to introduce a new topic or reminder.

💬 'Tás' is informal for 'estás'.

🇵🇹 An informal way to check in on someone casually.