Often shortened to "estar com os copos" (to be drunk). Cultural References
Literally translated as "you are already with the glasses," it is used colloquially to describe someone who is visibly intoxicated.
The expression is a popular Portuguese slang phrase meaning "you're already drunk" or "you've had a few too many." Meaning and Usage
There is a famous humorous song titled "Já Estás C'os Copos" by Neca Rafael , released originally in the early 1980s.
Often shortened to "estar com os copos" (to be drunk). Cultural References
Literally translated as "you are already with the glasses," it is used colloquially to describe someone who is visibly intoxicated. ja_estas_com_os_copos
The expression is a popular Portuguese slang phrase meaning "you're already drunk" or "you've had a few too many." Meaning and Usage Often shortened to "estar com os copos" (to be drunk)
There is a famous humorous song titled "Já Estás C'os Copos" by Neca Rafael , released originally in the early 1980s. released originally in the early 1980s.
