How to say "don't talk with your mouth full" in Brazilian Portuguese?

In Brazilian Portuguese "don't talk with your mouth full" translates to  Não falar de boca cheia 

Transliteration: nah-oh fah-lahr jee boh-kah cheh-ah

🇧🇷 Não é educado falar de boca cheia durante uma refeição.

🗣️ nah-oh eh eh-doo-kah-doh fah-lahr jee boh-kah cheh-ah doo-rahn-teh ooh-mah reh-feh-ee-sahw

🇺🇸 It's not polite to talk with your mouth full during a meal.



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How to say "don't talk with your mouth full" in Brazilian Portuguese?

You can use the word "Não falar de boca cheia" which translates to "Don't talk with your mouth full".

How to pronounce "Não falar de boca cheia" (don't talk with your mouth full) in Brazilian Portuguese?

The word "Não falar de boca cheia" is pronounced as "nah-oh fah-lahr jee boh-kah cheh-ah".

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