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conto
🇧🇷 Portuguese slang from Brazil
What does “conto” mean?
a real (Brazil’s currency)
Example
“Isso aí custa vinte conto.”
That costs twenty reais.
Good to know
Said in the singular even for many: "dez conto".
Who you can say it to
With friends, not your boss
💸 Money
The textbook way to say it: real
More from Brazil
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- rachar a contato split the bill
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- bicoside gig, odd job
- estar duroto be broke
- bufunfamoney, cash
- custar os olhos da carato cost an arm and a leg
Songs from Brazil
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