Meaning
Introduces a contrasting or opposing idea or statement.
Cultural Background
In Brazil, people often use 'Que nada!' in informal settings to avoid the formality of 'pelo contrário'.
Use for emphasis
Add 'muito' before it to make your disagreement stronger.
Meaning
Introduces a contrasting or opposing idea or statement.
Use for emphasis
Add 'muito' before it to make your disagreement stronger.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence with the correct phrase.
A: Você acha que o filme é ruim? B: ______, eu adorei!
The speaker is disagreeing with the negative opinion.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesA: Você acha que o filme é ruim? B: ______, eu adorei!
The speaker is disagreeing with the negative opinion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, it must come at the beginning of the clause.
Related Phrases
Ao contrário
similarThe other way around
