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How do you say no in portugese?

The most common way to say "no" in Portuguese is "não" (pronounced "now").

Here are some other ways to say "no" depending on the context:

* "Não, obrigado/a" (No, thank you) - This is a polite way to decline something.

* "De maneira nenhuma" (No way) - This is a stronger and more emphatic way to say "no."

* "Não quero" (I don't want) - This is a more direct way to say "no" and is often used when refusing something.

* "Nem pensar" (Not even thinking about it) - This is a very informal way to say "no" and is often used when refusing something strongly.

It's important to note that Portuguese has a few different dialects, so the pronunciation of "não" may vary slightly depending on the region.

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