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What does muita bobeira mean?

"Muita bobeira" in Portuguese means "a lot of nonsense" or "a lot of foolishness."

It is a phrase used to express that something is:

* Silly or absurd

* Lacking in intelligence or common sense

* Frivolous or meaningless

Here are some examples of how you might use "muita bobeira" in a sentence:

* "Ele fala muita bobeira." (He talks a lot of nonsense.)

* "Não dê ouvidos a tanta bobeira." (Don't pay attention to all this foolishness.)

* "Aquele filme era muita bobeira." (That movie was a lot of nonsense.)

It's important to note:

* "Muita bobeira" can be used in both informal and formal contexts, but it is usually used in a casual or dismissive tone.

* The phrase can be used to refer to a specific thing, like a story or an argument, or to a more general sense of foolishness.

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