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How do you say a nice in Portuguese?

The word for "nice" in Portuguese depends on the context:

Formal:

* agradável: This is the most general and formal way to say "nice." It can describe something pleasant, enjoyable, or simply good.

Informal:

* legal: This is a slang term meaning "cool," "nice," or "great." It's very common in everyday speech.

* bom: This simply means "good" but can also be used to mean "nice" in some contexts.

* bonito/bonita: This means "beautiful" or "handsome" but can be used to mean "nice" when talking about people.

Other:

* simpático/simpática: This means "friendly" or "charming" and can be used to describe a person who is nice.

* amigável: This means "friendly" and can be used to describe a person or a place that is nice.

Here are some examples:

* O tempo está agradável hoje. (The weather is nice today.)

* Essa música é legal! (This music is cool!)

* Ele é um homem bom. (He's a nice man.)

* Ela é muito bonita. (She's very pretty.)

* Ele é um homem muito simpático. (He's a very nice man.)

* O restaurante era muito amigável. (The restaurant was very nice.)

Choosing the right word depends on the context and the level of formality you want to convey.

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