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How do you say strong in Portuguese?

"Strong" in Portuguese can be said in a few different ways, depending on the context:

Formal:

* Forte: This is the most common and general word for "strong".

* Robusto: This means "robust" or "sturdy", implying strength and durability.

* Vigoroso: This means "vigorous" and implies strength and energy.

Informal:

* Força: This is the noun for "strength", but can be used informally to mean "strong".

* Brabo: This is a slang term for "strong" or "powerful", often used in a playful or admiring way.

Other possibilities:

* Poderosa/o (powerful)

* Resistente (resistant)

* Firme (firm)

Examples:

* Ele é um homem forte. (He is a strong man.)

* Esta madeira é muito robusta. (This wood is very sturdy.)

* O motor do carro é muito vigoroso. (The car's engine is very powerful.)

* Ela é forte e independente. (She is strong and independent.)

* Essa música é muito braba! (That music is really strong!)

The best way to choose the right word will depend on the specific situation and the level of formality required.

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