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How do you say want to be friends in Portuguese?

There are several ways to say "want to be friends" in Portuguese, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* Gostaria de ser seu amigo/sua amiga. (I would like to be your friend)

* Quero ser seu amigo/sua amiga. (I want to be your friend)

Informal:

* Quero ser seu amigo/sua amiga. (I want to be your friend)

* Vamos ser amigos/amigas? (Let's be friends?)

* Que tal sermos amigos/amigas? (What about being friends?)

Other options:

* Seria legal sermos amigos/amigas. (It would be cool to be friends)

* Acho que a gente pode ser amigos/amigas. (I think we can be friends)

Important:

* Amigo/amiga is the most common word for "friend" in Portuguese.

* The gender of the person you are talking to will determine the correct form of "amigo/amiga".

* "Seu" and "sua" are possessive adjectives meaning "your". Use "seu" for a male friend and "sua" for a female friend.

Remember to adjust your language based on the situation and your relationship with the person you are talking to.

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