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How do you say greetings my friend in Portuguese?

There are several ways to say "greetings my friend" in Portuguese, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* "Saudações, meu amigo/minha amiga." (This is the most formal way to greet someone, suitable for someone you don't know well or someone you are showing respect to.)

Informal:

* "Oi, meu amigo/minha amiga!" (This is a casual and friendly greeting, suitable for someone you know well.)

* "E aí, meu amigo/minha amiga?" (This is a very informal and casual greeting, often used with close friends.)

* "Salve, meu amigo/minha amiga!" (This is a slang greeting that is often used by young people and in certain regions of Brazil.)

Other options:

* "Olá, amigo/amiga!" (This is a general greeting, suitable for most situations.)

* "Bom dia, amigo/amiga!" (This is a greeting used in the morning.)

* "Boa tarde, amigo/amiga!" (This is a greeting used in the afternoon.)

* "Boa noite, amigo/amiga!" (This is a greeting used in the evening.)

You can also use the person's name instead of "amigo/amiga" for a more personalized greeting. For example:

* "Saudações, João!"

* "Oi, Maria!"

Remember to adjust your choice of greeting depending on the situation and your relationship with the person you are speaking to.

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