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How do you say home is where the heart in Portuguese?

There are a couple of ways to say "home is where the heart is" in Portuguese:

Formal/Literal:

* O lar é onde está o coração. (This is the most literal translation.)

Informal/More poetic:

* Onde estiver o coração, aí está o lar. (This is a more poetic way to say it, and it's more commonly used in everyday speech.)

Idiomatic:

* A casa é onde a gente se sente bem. (This is more of a direct translation of the feeling behind the phrase, meaning "Home is where you feel good.")

It's important to note that these are just a few examples, and the best way to say it will depend on the context and your personal preference.

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