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How do you say fluffy in Portuguese?

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

General:

* Aveludado: This is the most common and versatile translation, meaning "velvety" but also conveying a sense of softness and fluffiness.

* Macio: This means "soft" and is used when referring to something that is simply soft and comfortable to touch.

For food:

* Espumoso: This means "foamy" or "frothy" and is used for describing fluffy textures in foods like cakes or whipped cream.

* Leve: This means "light" and is used to describe fluffy foods that are not dense or heavy.

For animals:

* Peludo: This means "hairy" and is used to describe fluffy animals like cats or rabbits.

Example Sentences:

* Aquele tapete é tão aveludado! (That rug is so fluffy!)

* O bolo ficou muito espumoso! (The cake turned out very fluffy!)

* O gato tem uma pelagem muito macia. (The cat has a very fluffy coat.)

The best translation will depend on the specific situation and what you want to emphasize.

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