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“Você é lindo” (if its a man) ‘Você é linda’ (if its a woman) Bonito (man) e Bonita (woman) are synonims. Alternatively, if you want to say hello to a friend, say “Oi.” To introduce yourself in Portuguese say “Me chamo,” which is pronounced “Mee sham-oh,” followed by your name. "How are you?" Obrigado/a!" Another useful phrase for bidding farewell is “have a good day”. "Amazing, I am taking a trip to Brazil and this was so informative. "Thank you very much. "The subject, the coverage worked well, let's say I'd give you 99%." To respond, After you leave Brazil, you can say ‘Que saudades do Brasil!’ which means ‘I miss Brazil so much!’‘Um beijo’ means ‘a kiss’ and ‘um abraço’ means ‘a hug.’ They are common ways to say goodbye, with women using ‘um beijo’ to other woman and men, whereas men tend to use ‘um beijo’ just for women and ‘um abraço’ just for men. I can have some conversation with my friend." All you have to do is say A big plus? This is only basic Portuguese. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/6\/61\/Say-Common-Words-and-Phrases-in-Portuguese-Step-01-Version-2.jpg\/v4-460px-Say-Common-Words-and-Phrases-in-Portuguese-Step-01-Version-2.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/6\/61\/Say-Common-Words-and-Phrases-in-Portuguese-Step-01-Version-2.jpg\/aid232985-v4-728px-Say-Common-Words-and-Phrases-in-Portuguese-Step-01-Version-2.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"