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Means "wow" and "ours" in portuguese. 5-10 typeins a day.
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Tee,
Technically, "nossa" does not mean wow - it is used in Brazil as an expression of surprise, etc. - depending on the way it is used, then it can be used as 'wow"
It is not used in Portugal in that way
"nossa" only means "ours" to "female" things, for example:
nossa casa - our home
nossa terra - our homeland
nossa mesa - our table
"nosso" is used for the male:
nosso carro - our car
nosso computador - our computer
nosso quintal - our yard
etc.
I don't believe it is worth that much without branding.
Technically, "nossa" does not mean wow - it is used in Brazil as an expression of surprise, etc. - depending on the way it is used, then it can be used as 'wow"
It is not used in Portugal in that way
"nossa" only means "ours" to "female" things, for example:
nossa casa - our home
nossa terra - our homeland
nossa mesa - our table
"nosso" is used for the male:
nosso carro - our car
nosso computador - our computer
nosso quintal - our yard
etc.
I don't believe it is worth that much without branding.
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Tee
Guest
It is used like wow, I know cause I lived there and it was the first word I learned. The closest one word meaning is wow, according to my teacher. Probably the most spoken word in brazil.
It is short for Nossa Senhora (our lady), an expression of surprise and a very popular one. Usually they just say Nossa! (or nossa gente! lol)
The other possesive adjective meaning is not where the value lies imo.
It is short for Nossa Senhora (our lady), an expression of surprise and a very popular one. Usually they just say Nossa! (or nossa gente! lol)
The other possesive adjective meaning is not where the value lies imo.
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Tee
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Here comes racer (heh)
T
Tee
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No, but I have joia.info and bolsadevalores.info and brasileiro.info!
I considered getting nossa.info but I have too many portuguese names. One nossa is enough.
I considered getting nossa.info but I have too many portuguese names. One nossa is enough.
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