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What does 'Como serra' mean?

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Anonymous

12y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

Como (with an accent on the first 'o') = 'How' as a question

Como (without an accent) = 'like' (or, less probably, 'I eat')

serra = he/she/it saws//you saw (as with wood, for example)

So it could mean:

'How does he/she/it/you saw?'

'How he/she/it saws/you saw'

If however, you meant 'Como sera' (with one 'r' and an accent on the 'a'), it becomes:

'How will he/she/it/you be?' or

'How he/she/it/you will be'.

Or

'As he/she/it/you will be'

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