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It means, roughly translated, "good day friend". "bom" means good; "dia" is day; and "amiga" stands for friend, but a female friend tough, while the masculine form would be "amigo", both mean friend, only in Portuguese one is used for the male friends, "amigo" and the other for the female friends, "amiga".

Therefore, the sentence is used as a greeting expression, by wishing a good day to the other person, it's normally used when 2 (or more) people meet for the first time in a given day.

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