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How do you say I am coming in Portuguese?

There are a few ways to say "I am coming" in Portuguese, depending on the context and nuance you want to convey:

Formal:

* Estou a chegar. (Literally: "I am arriving.") This is the most common and neutral way to say it.

Informal:

* Estou chegando. (Similar to the formal version, but slightly less formal.)

* Já vou. (Literally: "I'm going now.") This implies you are about to leave.

* Estou vindo. (Literally: "I am coming.") This is another common way to say it, slightly less formal than "Estou a chegar".

* Vou aí. (Literally: "I'm going there.") This is a more casual way to say it, and it implies you are going to a specific place.

Other options:

* Vou te encontrar. (Literally: "I'm going to meet you.")

* Vou para lá. (Literally: "I'm going there.")

The best way to say "I am coming" in Portuguese will depend on the context of the situation.

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