, The most common greeting in Portuguese!, Olá, João!, Olá, Maria!, Olá, senhor José!, Olá, sr. Silva!, Olá, D. Maria!, How are you?, (Está) tudo bem?, Sim, tudo bem!, Tudo bem!, Tudo!, Mais ou menos!, Vai-se andando!, Vou indo!, , Passou bem?, Como está(s)?, Estou bem, obrigada!, Bem, obrigado!, Como anda(s)?, Como vai(s)?, Está(s) bom / boa?, Tás bom?, , Então, como anda(s)?, Então, como vai(s)?, Então, tudo bem?, Então, estás boa / bom?, Greetings according to the time of the day, Normally, we say it from sunrise up until 12 a.m., Usually, until 6 p.m. or 7 p.m. Personally, I greet "Boa tarde!" as long as it is bright outside., In Portuguese, there are no separate expressions for Good evening and Good night. Boa noite covers both salutations., Also, you’d say these expressions to take your leave, as in "Have a good day / night / afternoon!", , Olá, tudo bem?, Então, como andas? Está tudo bem?, Bom dia, estás bom?, Boa tarde, como vai?, Boa noite, passou bem?, , Literally "see you already!", meaning very soon., , However, oddly it is habitually said even without plans or intention to meet up the next day., Implied to be soon, but without a clear period of time defined., It literally means “Until any day”. Almost the same meaning as the expression “Até breve”., Meaning literally “to God” (a - to ; Deus - God), Meaning "Goodbye! / See you later", Used formally here, but you can also say it to friends or family if you change it into “Tem um bom dia”., "Take care!" or more literally “Stay well”., , , Beijinhos!, .
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