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How do you say are a pig in Portuguese?

"Ser um porco" is the most common and literal way to say "to be a pig" in Portuguese.

Here are some other options depending on the context:

* Informal: "Ser um porquinho" (to be a little pig)

* Figurative: "Ser sujo" (to be dirty), "Ser desorganizado" (to be disorganized), "Ser guloso" (to be greedy), "Ser egoísta" (to be selfish)

It's important to note that "porco" can have a negative connotation in Portuguese, like "dirty" or "greedy," so it's best to use it carefully.

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