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Can someone help me to translate from English into Portuguese the following sentences?
1.) Bold Formating
2.) Bold Option
3.)Bolded text...
Please reply to the earliest convenience as I need to
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Post #1055
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Post #1086
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In Brazil, they use the word ^negrito^ to speak of bold text.
1) Formatação em negrito.
2) Opção de texto em negrito.
3) Texto em negrito.
Hope this helps.
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Post #1253
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I don't think they would use negrito, that's Spanish. Negrito would be negrozinho, but I guess they would say grosso (fat or bold) and black is preto or pretinho.
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Post #2161
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negrinho, not negrozinho
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Post #2200
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Still need help with this? Just to confirm that "negrito" is THE correct term in Portuguese (at least as far as European Portuguese is concerned, but I'm convinced the same is valid for Brazilian PT).
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Post #2293
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Hello! The correct term used in Brazilian Portuguese is really "negrito".
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Post #2300
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Não te darei um peixe mas mostrar-te-ei onde pescar.
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Post #2302
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I would add that is "negrito" (I am a brazilian and absolutely endorse it). Go ahead with the translation.
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Post #2314
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Cipriana's suggestions are correct. That's how I'd translate the expressions to European Portuguese.
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Post #2328
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