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BTF / boto fé

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A phrase meaning "I believe it" or "I trust that" — used to voice agreement or confidence in something someone just said — commonly abbreviated BTF in fast typed chat, with regional roots in Minas Gerais slang (mineires).

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

"Ele disse que vai conseguir o emprego, e eu boto fe nisso."

LORE & ORIGIN

Rooted in mineires, the regional dialect of Minas Gerais, boto fe (literally "I put faith [in it]") expresses agreement or confidence and later got compressed into the acronym BTF as it spread into broader Brazilian internet chat and social media usage, following the same abbreviation pattern as pprt.

FIRST SEEN
2015
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Legacy / Decaying Slang
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