yo in Portuguese
yo in Portuguese is oi, ei, eba — yo means used as a casual greeting, similar to "hi" or "hey.".
yo in Portuguese
oi
(slang) A greeting similar to hi.
ei
(slang) An interjection similar to hey.
eba
(slang) An expression of surprise or excitement.
oba
(slang) An expression of surprise or excitement.
What does "yo" mean?
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intj Used as a casual greeting, similar to "hi" or "hey."
""Yo, what's up?" he said as he walked in."
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intj Used to signal presence, as when answering a roll call.
""Smith?" "Yo!""
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pron A gender-neutral third-person singular pronoun used informally in place of "he" or "she."
"Yo said yo would be here by five."
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yo in a sentence
- "Yo, what's up?" he said as he walked in.
- Yo, did you see the game last night?
- "Smith?" "Yo!"
- Yo said yo would be here by five.
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What is "yo" in Portuguese?
"yo" in Portuguese is oi, ei, eba. yo means: Used as a casual greeting, similar to "hi" or "hey."
How do you use "yo" in a sentence?
Example: ""Yo, what's up?" he said as he walked in." In Portuguese, "yo" is oi, ei, eba.
Are there other ways to say "yo" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 4 translations listed for "yo": oi, ei, eba, oba.
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