Journalist Carlos Graieb: In addition to ‘farming aura' (which is already getting older), another adolescent slang is ‘nonchalant'. They say so, portuguese, with ‘and' in the end, and not ‘nonchalant, as in the original French. The word means indifferent, carefree. From what I understand from my children's conversation, it is used exactly in this sense, but always with irony. Fulano is nonchalant when he thinks he is above any problem. Meanwhile…
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Journalist Carlos Graieb: In addition to ‘farming aura' (which is already getting older), another adolescent slang is ‘nonchalant'. They say so, portuguese, with ‘and' in the end, and not ‘nonchalant, as in the original French. The word means indifferent, carefree. From what I understand from my children's conversation, it is used exactly in this sense, but always with irony. Fulano is nonchalant when he thinks he is above any problem. Meanwhile…