which you can find listed here<\/a>. Here are some more popular expressions used with deixar<\/i>.<\/p>\n 1. Deixa<\/b> para l\u00e1<\/b><\/i>: Leave it alone, or forget about it.
Seu pai realmente n\u00e3o gosta da nossa casa? <\/i>Your dad really doesn’t like our house?
N\u00e3o sei. Deixa para l<\/i>\u00e1. <\/i>I don’t know. Just forget about it.<\/p>\n
2. Deixa<\/i><\/b>: Stop it, or knock it off.
Pai! Pai! Posso ir? Posso? Posso?<\/i> Dad! Dad! Can I go? Can I? Can I?
Deixa<\/i>! Knock it off!<\/p>\n
Voc\u00ea acha que sou gorda?<\/i> Do you think I’m fat?
N<\/i>\u00e3<\/i>o! Deixa<\/i>. No! Stop it.<\/p>\n
3. Pode deixar<\/i><\/b>: Leave it to me, or no problem, or I’ll take care of it.
Pode buscar minha amiga no aeroporto?<\/i> Can you pick up my friend at the airport?
Posso. Pode deixar.<\/i> Yes I can. It’s no problem.<\/p>\n
Pode deixar um recado para ele?<\/i> Will you leave him a message?
Sim, pode deixar.<\/i> Yeah, l’ll take care of it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Deixar [day-shar] is a useful verb in Portuguese because there quite a few expressions that use it. Literally, it means several things: “to leave”: Deixei meu cachorro com minha irm\u00e3.I left my dog with my sister. “to stop”: Ela deixou de fumar.She stopped smoking. “to allow”: Nos deixamos nosso filho sair com os amigos.We allow…<\/p>\n
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