E a\u00ed galera? What\u2019s up, guys?<\/p>\n
Today you guys will learn some ways to say “Be Cool” and some Interjections of Surprise. So let’s start with the expression “Be Cool”:<\/p>\n
The first way to say “Be Cool” is the real meaning of the word: Fica frio<\/em> (fica<\/em> = be, frio<\/em> = cool), and you guys can add cara<\/em> (as you know “cara” is the same of dude or man). So your phrase will be: Fica frio, cara.<\/em><\/p>\n The second way is: Fica de boa, cara<\/em>. “Boa” means good, and in this case “de boa” is a slang here and it means cool<\/em> or just OK<\/em>.<\/p>\n The third way to say it is: Fica sussa<\/em>. The word “sussa” it is one of those old slang (from my father’s time) that you can still use today.<\/p>\n And the last way it’s: Relaxa<\/em>. “Relaxa” means “relax”, and we some times use that to say Be Cool.<\/p>\n OMG!<\/strong><\/p>\n Now I will teach some Interjections of Surprise, like Oh My God<\/em>!<\/p>\n The fist interjection is the real meaning of Oh My God: Oh, meu Deus!\u00a0<\/em>(meu<\/em> = my, Deus<\/em> = God). You can make it short, and just say\u00a0Meu Deus<\/strong> too.<\/p>\n The second way it’s: Caraca<\/em>. In some places in Brazil, this word means something dirty, like dirt on the skin when you don’t take a bath.<\/p>\n The third way to say it is: Que Isso!<\/em>. This interjection it is one of the most used here.<\/p>\n And the last one it is: Puts grila<\/em> or just <\/strong>Puts<\/em>. And this interjection it is really old, and still common.<\/p>\n So this guys, were some ways to say BE COOL and some “Interjections of Surprise”. Watch the video below, so you guys can see how to\u00a0pronounce the words in portuguese, and to see how good I am acting, lol.\u00a0I hope you guys enjoy it and if you have any question about this lesson, feel free to ask me here.<\/p>\n See you guys on my next post.<\/p>\n