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36 sign languages with signs. Signs are shown in SignWriting, never as notation.

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0 words and 5 phrases found.

Portuguese

May include AI-generated content. Most words have not yet been reviewed by a native speaker.

PTPortuguese

Bom dia

Good morning

AI-generated

[bohm JEEA]

Context: Used as a greeting in the morning until around noon.

Also means
  1. This greeting is reserved specifically for the hours between sunrise and noon.
PTPortuguese

Bom dia, como vai você?

Good morning, how are you?

AI-generated
Also means
  1. This is a polite and conventional way to greet someone formally in the morning.
PTPortuguese

Bom dia! Como você está?

Good morning! How are you?

AI-generated

[bom-di-a-co-mo-vo-ce-es-ta]

Also means
  1. This is a standard greeting used to acknowledge someone and inquire about their well-being at the start of the day.
PTPortuguese

Bom dia a todos, hoje vou apresentar meu trabalho sobre...

Good morning everyone, today I will present my work on...

AI-generated
Also means
  1. This is a formal opening greeting and introduction used by a speaker when beginning a presentation before an audience.
PTPortuguese

Bom dia a todos, meu nome é [Seu Nome] e hoje vou apresentar o meu trabalho sobre...

Good morning everyone, my name is [Your Name] and today I will present my work on...

AI-generated
Also means
  1. This is a standard introductory phrase used to begin a professional or academic presentation to an audience.

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