Tchau 

Tchau is a brazilian portuguese word that means "bye". It's used just in Brazil, an still very popular. It's derived from the italian word "Ciao", when the italian imigrants arrived in Brazil. Everyone in Brazil knows what it means.

-Tchau, Maria, vejo você mais tarde!
-Bye Maria, see you later.

Tchau by Ítalo Ampe August 22, 2006

Tchau 

An informal portuguese word used both in Brazil and Portugal, altough it is more common in Brazil.

It is derived from the italian word "Ciao", a salute that means either "Hello" or "Goodbye". However, in Brazil and Portugal, it is rarely used as an initial greeting - instead, it is a common substitute for the word "Adeus" - "Goodbye" in Portuguese.

The word was largely spread by italian emigrants who brought their culture, including linguistic terms, to all over the world, especially to the South American countries - Colombia, Brazil, Uruguai, Bolivia, Argentina, Venezuela, etc. It is still a very common word in Brazil.

In Portugal, the word is still in usage but it's not as common as in Brazil. In fact, in the Portuguese slang, the word "Tchau" has acquired a slighty different meaning from the original, since it is often used to respond with amusement or fright to a fantastic or unexpected statement, very much similar to the english expressions "Get out of here" or "You don't say so...".

Common meaning:

- Tchau, Diana. Vemo-nos amanhã.
- Tudo bem, João. Tchau.

- Tchau, Diana. We'll see each other tomorrow.
- Allright, João. Tchau.

Slang meaning (used more often in Portugal, altough the common usage is still as a substitute for "Adeus"):

- Imagina que a tua namorada tinha lá aparecido de repente.
- Tchau! (Bate na madeira três vezes).

- Imagine that your girlfriend would have suddenly shown up there.
- Tchau (Knocks wood three times).

Tchau by Pedro De Mello October 4, 2009

Death by Tchaikovsky

The act of making love while listening to the 1812 Overture. Starts slow but turns to an extreme showing of brute force which leads to your partner never being the same.

I was fuckin her the other night and the 1812 overture came on. It went from slow to death by Tchaikovsky. She couldn't walk right for a week.

Death by Tchaikovsky by count6969 February 3, 2012

tchaikovsky 

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky.

Russian composer who lived 1840–1893.

Noted for his highly original compositions, he wrote numerous ballets as well as symphonies.

His most famous works include

The Swan Lake Ballet
The Nutcracker Ballet
1812 Overture
The Romeo & Juliet Symphony

"The Nutcracker" is possibly the most famous and most-performed ballet of the world, and has come to be a Christmas tradition by many internationally.

Tchaikovsky lies amongst the "Big Four" of the greatest classical composers the world has ever seen, with Bach Beethoven and Mozart

Tchaikovsky is a tricky name to spell.

tchaikovsky by moltovivace February 23, 2005

Tchami 

The Godfather of Future House

Bruh your track will never be as good as after life by Tchami

Tchami by LegionzZ March 3, 2017

Tchamala 

Tchamalas are very nice young women. Tchamala will always be by your side no matter what. She loves lamb racks and has a wonderful sense of humour!

"Hey who is that girl standing with mirium, she looks so cool!"
"yeah shes cool, thats tchamala!"

Tchamala by Heyyyoo126378281872 May 23, 2013

Isk tcha 

Literally "Did it ate you?", but we use it to insult someone, it can have the meaning of "Are you fucking normal".

3ddi: Nnigh i fatim masd art ttirit
Bihi: Isk tcha nghd mak yaghn ?

Isk tcha by Aqwad uduwwar March 21, 2021