Usage examples of "e daí ?" in Portuguese with translation to English

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Algumas frases não têm sentido. E daí? Some sentences don't make sense. So what?
A mamãe disse a mesma coisa. Mas e daí? Não tem nada a ver comigo. Mum said the same thing. But, so what? It's got nothing to do with me.
E daí? So what?
E daí se tivéssemos fracassado? What if we should fail?
E daí se eu digo "não"? What if I say "no"?
Sou gay, e daí? I'm gay, so?
Desça daí. Get down from there.
A educação deve ser rígida ao explicar aos pequenos que as diferenças existem e que devem ser respeitadas — daí a importância de um Estado laico e imparcial. Education should be rigid when explaining to young children that differences exist and have to be respected — therefore the importance of a secular and impartial state.
Eu não te amo mais, daí eu estar triste. I no longer love you; therefore, I am sad.
Eu sou um cavalo de Troia, daí eu infectar seu computador Mac. I am a Trojan horse, so I have infected your Mac computer.
Eu queria que a minha grama fosse emo. Daí ela se cortaria sozinha. I wish my grass were emo, then it would cut itself.
O abade donde canta, daí janta They who preach the Gospel should live of the Gospel
O abade, onde canta, daí janta They who preach the Gospel should live of the Gospel
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