How do you say is it in Brazil?

"Is it" in Portuguese, the language spoken in Brazil, can be translated in a few ways depending on the context:

Formal:

* É? (pronounced "Eh?") - This is the most common and neutral way to say "Is it?"

* Será? (pronounced "seh-rah?") - This is a slightly more formal way to say "Is it?" and implies a sense of uncertainty.

Informal:

* É isso? (pronounced "eh ee-so?") - This means "Is that it?" and is more informal.

* É que...? (pronounced "eh keh...") - This is used when you are asking for confirmation or clarification, similar to "Is it that...?"

Examples:

* Você está bem? É? (Are you okay? Is it?)

* Essa é a sua casa? Será? (Is this your house? Is it?)

* Você quer ir ao cinema? É isso? (You want to go to the cinema? Is that it?)

* É que você não me respondeu. (Is it that you didn't answer me?)

The best translation will depend on the specific context and your level of formality.