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How do you say stop in portuguese?

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

* Pare: This is the most common and general way to say "stop." It can be used in various situations, like asking someone to stop doing something or telling a car to stop.

* Pare de: This is used when you want someone to stop doing something specific. For example, "Pare de falar" (Stop talking).

* Deixe de: Similar to "pare de," this means "stop doing" something specific. "Deixe de brincar" (Stop playing).

* Acabe com: This is a more forceful way to say "stop" and implies putting an end to something. "Acabe com essa discussão" (Stop this argument).

* Chega! This is a more informal and emphatic way to say "Stop it!" or "Enough!"

The best translation will depend on the situation and the tone you want to convey.

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