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Portuguese is apparently missing in the thread, here are 2 of the most popular: Brazil: I'm not even there ("Não estou nem aí") Portugal: Would I want to know
by ojosilva 5y ago
Portuguese is apparently missing in the thread, here are 2 of the most popular:
Brazil: I'm not even there ("Não estou nem aí")
Portugal: Would I want to know ("Quero lá saber")
- pdpi 5y agoAlso the more vulgar “I’m shitting myself (a little)” (“estou-me (um bocado) a cagar”)
- kinow 5y agoWe can go down a bit more, "estou cagando e andando"
- dalmo3 5y agoPTBR: - It is as much as so much it has been (Tanto faz como tanto fez) - I'm barely sanding myself (Estou pouco me lixando)
- hgamaral 5y agoAlso BR: - I'm shitting and walking ("estou cagando e andando"); - My as* doesn't even itch ("meu c* nem pinica"). - What about Kiko? ("e o Kiko?" -- trust me this one is hard to explain). EDIT: formatting
- rfrezende 5y ago"Kiko" comes from "O que é que eu tenho a ver com isso?" (Something like "What's it got to do with me?"). When you pronounce this phrase fast in Brazilian Portuguese it sounds like "Ki ko tenho a ver com isso?" and then became the slang "kiko".