Portuguese greeting NYT Crossword Clue

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Answer OLA
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Puzzle NYT Crossword - April 12 2026
Answer OLA
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Puzzle NYT Crossword - March 17 2026
Answer OLA
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Puzzle NYT Crossword - December 25 2025
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The most common and recent 3-letter answer for "Portuguese greeting" is OLA.
The clue asks for a common greeting used in Portuguese-speaking countries. 'Ola' is the Portuguese equivalent of 'hello,' making it the correct answer.
A Portuguese word used to greet someone, similar to 'hello' in English.
Guimarães greeting, Greeting often followed by "Como vai?", Brazilian’s greeting, Greeting in Brazil, Brazilian greeting
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The 3-letter answer to “Portuguese greeting” in the NYT Crossword April 12 2026 is OLA.

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