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What is fabulous in Brazilian portuguese?

"Fabulous" in Brazilian Portuguese can be translated in several ways, depending on the context and desired nuance:

Formal:

* Fabuloso/a: This is the most direct and common translation, meaning "fabulous" in a general sense.

* Esplêndido/a: Meaning "splendid," it implies something impressive and beautiful.

* Magnifico/a: This is similar to "splendid" but adds an element of grandeur and magnificence.

Informal:

* Incrível: This means "incredible" and is a very common way to express admiration.

* Show: This is a slang term used to express something fantastic or awesome.

* Demais: This means "too much" but can be used in a positive sense to mean "amazing."

* Babado: This is a more informal and colloquial way to say "fabulous," often used to describe something sensational or dramatic.

Examples:

* "Essa festa foi fabulosa!" (This party was fabulous!)

* "O vestido dela é esplêndido!" (Her dress is splendid!)

* "O show foi incrível!" (The show was incredible!)

* "A comida estava demais!" (The food was amazing!)

The best way to choose the right word depends on the specific context and your intended meaning.

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