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Obrigado / Obrigada

The words obrigado (male) and obrigada (female) mean thank you in portuguese languange.

It also means obliged.

The thanking expression comes from the sentence <<I feel obliged to thank you. >>

That is why men shall say obrigado and women shall say obrigada.

You can also say muito obrigado or muito obrigada, it means thank you very much.
- Boa sorte (good luck)
- Obrigado / Obrigada (thank you)
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Obrigado 

Portuguese for Thank you. (male)Portuguese
Obrigado pela ajuda.
Obrigado by Rubens May 17, 2006
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