"Vai pra caralho" can also be used to say "go to hell". And pra caralho can be translated to "a shit ton of" something.
Another word that is heavily used in Rio is "porra!". And you'd be surprised in how many ways that little word can be used.![[Image: biggrin.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
An example of using both of these expressions in the same sentence:
Say you're asking a cool dude there if there'll be a lot of "filet" (slang for beautiful girls) in a club, he'll probably answer you:
"Porra! cara vai ter pra caralho la".
Chocolate, since you're a native, here's a question for you:
When Brasilians start a sentence with "po", is that a short form for "porra"? Or does that mean something else?
Valeu.
Another word that is heavily used in Rio is "porra!". And you'd be surprised in how many ways that little word can be used.
An example of using both of these expressions in the same sentence:
Say you're asking a cool dude there if there'll be a lot of "filet" (slang for beautiful girls) in a club, he'll probably answer you:
"Porra! cara vai ter pra caralho la".
Chocolate, since you're a native, here's a question for you:
When Brasilians start a sentence with "po", is that a short form for "porra"? Or does that mean something else?
Valeu.