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How do you say about in Portuguese?

"About" in Portuguese can be translated in a few ways depending on the context:

As a preposition:

* Sobre: This is the most common translation and is used in various contexts.

* Example: "Estou falando sobre a guerra." (I am talking about the war.)

As an adverb:

* Cerca de: This is used when referring to an approximate amount or time.

* Example: "Cerca de 100 pessoas compareceram." (About 100 people attended.)

To express an opinion:

* A respeito de: This is used when you want to express your opinion or thoughts on a particular subject.

* Example: "O que você pensa a respeito do novo filme?" (What do you think about the new movie?)

To describe something:

* Em relação a: This is used when you want to describe something in relation to another thing.

* Example: "Em relação ao seu trabalho, você está indo muito bem." (In relation to your work, you are doing very well.)

To ask about something:

* Sobre: This is used when you want to ask about something.

* Example: "O que você sabe sobre o Brasil?" (What do you know about Brazil?)

The best translation for "about" will depend on the context of your sentence.

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