caio para agora
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What does caio para agora mean'
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updated NOV 4, 2009
edited by 00494d19
posted by carla4
HI Carla, welcome to the forum, please put yoru text into the title - 00494d19, NOV 4, 2009
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This is Bye for now in Portuguese. Agora in Portuguese is the same as ahora in Spanish.
It should be por not para.
updated NOV 4, 2009
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posted by 00515f39
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I think you mean "ciao" not "caio". Ciao is Italian for hello and/or goodbye. (It's not Spanish, but as in English-speaking countries it is sometimes used informally or playfully.) Also, I do not know the word "agora" and I'm not sure if it exists, but "ahora" means now. So: "ciao para ahora" would mean "'bye for now".
updated NOV 4, 2009
posted by kittybrougham
:) - 00494d19, NOV 4, 2009
