What is the meaning of Zuera?

The name is proposed coming from the Baske: ‘Zubi’, meaning: ‘Bridge’, or the Arab: ‘Zahra’, meaning: ‘Bright’, referred to Venus, also known as Ishtar, present in old names as: ‘Ahura Mazda’=’the Light Great, Magna’. The Pinewoods in Zuera are a popular place for sex encounters, also linked to: ‘Venus’.

What does É nós mean?

It’s us
É Nóis is a Brazilian Portuguese phrase that literally translates to “It’s us,” although as slang it can also be used to express “I’m with you,” or “We got this.”

What does Nossa mean in Brazil?

Our Lady!
It translates to ‘Our Lady! ‘ and is used in the sense of ‘Oh my God! ‘. It is often shortened to just ‘Nossa’, sometimes even just ‘noss’ when used in the middle of a conversation.

How do they say hello in Brazil?

If you’d like to say “hello” in Brazilian Portuguese, you would generally use “Olá”. You can also use “Oí”—which is often considered more informal. Here are a few other basic phrases you’ll find useful: Bom dia.

What’s Cafuné mean?

“The act of caressing or tenderly running fingers through a loved one’s hair” is a mouthful mercifully avoided in Brazil with the term cafuné. This affectionate action can be applied to lovers and pets alike, as can the term chamego, which wraps up the senses of intimacy, infatuation, and cuddling, all in one term.

What does VIXI mean in Portuguese?

expresses surprise or admiration.

What does VLW mean in Portuguese?

valeu
(Brazil, Internet slang) Alternative spelling of valeu (expression of appreciation and gratitude); thx.

What city in Brazil has the most black population?

The state of Bahia has also the largest percentage of “pardos” (62.9\%) and pretos (15.7\%). Other cities with significant Afro-Brazilian populations are Rio de Janeiro (where a 2013 study estimated that 31.1\% of Rio de Janeiro’s population is African-descended) and Belo Horizonte.

What does SDDS mean in Portuguese?

miss you
sdd / sdds. saudade / saudades. There isn’t a translation for this word! But it means something similar to “miss you.” Oi amiga, sdds!