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How do you say no in Brazilian Portuguese?

The most common and direct way to say "no" in Brazilian Portuguese is "não".

Here are some other ways to express "no", depending on the context:

* "Não, obrigado/a" (No, thank you) - This is a polite way to decline something.

* "De jeito nenhum" (Absolutely not) - This is a stronger way to say "no" and is often used to emphasize your disagreement.

* "Nem pensar" (Not even thinking about it) - This is another strong way to say "no", usually used to express a firm refusal.

* "Não quero" (I don't want to) - This is a more informal way to say "no".

Remember that the specific expression you choose will depend on the context and the level of formality of the situation.

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