"Eu sou um pássaro."

Translation: I am a bird.

[ZCabral]

Perhaps a thinly veiled reference to Portuguese-Canadian Nelly Furtado's song "I'm Like a Bird"???

[pfeil]

In this case, I'm like a bird! I am not a bird! = Nesse caso, eu sou como um pássaro! Eu não sou um pássaro!

[babyhorse1]

I think is was actually duoling who was saying that

[nicoekkart2]

Would someone saying that be on drugs?

[chaered]

Birds don't do drugs. (Well, maybe eggstacy.)

[rucky4]

No...it is a expression

[fiorellaparra]

I thought she was an ant

[kylieq3]

I believe I can fly!

[Lajoeiro]

ask Antony of Antony and the Johnsons.......

[phenger2]

E eu sou a morsa...cu-cu-ca-choo!

[TilmanMang]

In German it actually means: I am a muddler/blunderer.

[JohnReid8]

In Spanish "pájaro" means "❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤/Jerk/Dick", (as well as small bird).

[Danmoller]

Well... in Portuguese it means you are a bird....

So bad other languages think that of the poor birdies.

[Gyozo_Cserhalmy]

It is the same in Hungarian.

[Paulenrique]

"EU SOU UM PÁSSARO, ME TRANCAM NA GAIOLA, E ESPERAM QUE EU CANTE COMO ANTES..." (Renato Russo)

[650Cindy]

Why isnt it sao? I dont understand the difference

[dionezvi]

São is to plural eles são = they are