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I really appreciate the way you go about teaching Portuguese. There is so much material to learn that it can be overwhelming. So, it's great that you present the most relevant and most used material in bite sized pieces to get me using the language. Obrigada!

And by the way, I was trying to watch more of your videos and they all have very poor audio. Has anyone ever told you this? I have to turn the volume on the TV up to 100 which is OK but then when the ads play it’s just so annoyingly loud!

This is one of the hardest grammar concepts I've been trying to study. My online teacher is getting frustrated with me, because I'm just not getting it! I know I need to study more...Thank you for your explanation, and I hope to follow more of your videos in the future.

Momma mia = I need to learn this.

Muito obrigada! Thank you for explaining these in an easy to follow video. This has been really helpful. My language teacher previously briefly mentioned your could also add -lhe and -vos (and -la in some cases) but Im not really sure on when you would use them instead of the ones you've mention here.. any guidance?

Muito obrigado

Dude, you teach Portuguese really well.

You present your formares are so clear for the remember, its very clear.

I like the comparing way teaching on tense....

Very informative and really helpful

Good explanation. Obrigada

obrigado eu

Useful, but the background music could be much quieter

Excelente, só agora encontrei o vosso canal e esta aula foi brilhante. Achei o conteúdo, a entrega e a produção de um nível muito elevado Vou seguir-vos com certeza e enviar a paz e os melhores votos de Soajo 🇵🇹

That story was really helpful to distinguish between voce and tu. I didn't know this, I usually would say senhora/senhor only, but voce is very useful to know when in formal situations, thanks for teaching me that!

Your communication skills are really good, your explanation and delivery of portuguese suits my learning style. Great videos, "binge" watching them on repeat, lol.

Helpful video and I really like your clear pronunciation. Helps me with mine. A pronunciation video would be helpful. For instance in previous video I learned from you the clear pronunciation of alguem and ninguem. Two difficult words that threw me but now I feel comfortable with. Thanks!

Very helpful. I like your non complicated teaching style and energy. This was an area that I found intimidating but your teaching style really made it obtainable and not scary. Now I'm excited to learn more. Thank you!

hello, thanks for the video content. If you write more sentences in your videos it would be better for our understanding

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thanks for this video

Just found your channel. Thank you. Hope you do more

nobody really explains these topics so i’m glad i stumbled on this video. now my head hurts from trying to remember but i know i’m gonna have to watch this 5-10x to fully get it haha

Such a cool concept!

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Love it! I definitely need to learn how to speak Portuguese

It’s Portugal language 😢😢 ???

Gracias!

of course i can

Wow, I never heard that! Of course I am not a native speaker of Portuguese and never went to public or private schools there; only language schools. I wonder if in Brazil, they also say stor and stora? I have a feeling they don't say that. You were so lucky to be able to go to school in Portuguese. I assume your parents are Portuguese? It would be a shame to have American kids go to some American or English speaking school and not learn the local language. Very interesting video and I am glad I clicked on it!

If it helps, concerning the "nh" sound, some endings in English words are similar to this Portuguese sound as in crossing, (ng) the same happens with other words ending in (ng).

Bela telecaster com pickups humbuckers. Que fixe! Foste tu que a modificaste?

Hi, great video! Muito obrigada. In Spanish we have the same Lh sound, LL, (or practically the same), but many, many people no longer use it, and use Y instead. I can pronounce it correctly because my mother's family name has got LL, but I admit I mispronounce LL all the time if I don't make a conscious effort. Y is faster, in order to say LL I have to move my tongue to the side /down. I am trying to learn some Portuguese with videos, and I read some Portuguese from time to time. Beautiful language! It is hard to follow when people speak fast though, haha. As far as pronunciation is concerned my biggest problem is the nasal sound and the R or RR in certain words.

This video is so helpful!

Would you say its aproximately simmilar to lateral palatal aproximant and palatal nasal? We have palatal nasal in czech and lateral palatal aproximant can be found in Slovak, which is the closest related and mutually understandable language. I guess it would not be that hard to learn for speakers of slavic languages. I have even heard people to say that portugese sounds kind of similar to polish to them.

My dad was born in Portugal in the 60s I’ll have to ask him about this.

Excelente resumo! Muito obrigada! Vou partilhar aos meus alunos 😊😊

Thank you so much ❤ for this beautiful lesson

Those sounds are very easy. But it probably depends on your native language.

I think you do an excellent presentation and I wish you had more subscribers to reflect how good you are. I love your teaching style!

👏🏻👏🏻 Obrigada pelo vídeo. Eu pessoalmente prefiro infopedia, pois tem a pronúncia (gravada, na secção “português para estrangeiros“) e também tem ótimos dicionários bilingues, com muitos exemplos. 😊

Thank you for your video! And please, please, please make tutorials on the other Portuguese sounds especially nasal!! It's almost impossible to find a slow explanation for European Portuguese sounds pronunciation.

Excellent

Tens de continuar! Adorei os vídeos!

Nunca tinha reparado que eram sons tão estranhos para quem aprendia Português. Quando era pequeno o meu irmão estava sempre a brincar comigo porque eu dizia e.g: “fofinho” o deminutivo de fofo, e forçava muito o “nho” quase como que a minha língua enrolava no “nhhhhhoo”. O “nh” em português é muito associado ao Português que em algumas palavras é português corrente do diminutivo e.g: riquinho, pequeninho, bonitinha, pequerruchinha (algo muito pequeno e fofo), caladinho, constipadinha ( ela está com gripe).

Excelente tema! Gostei dos seus exemplos tb!

Love it!

Olá e obrigada pelo vídeo, Sérgio! Uma observação: 4:20 Qual é o seu nome? -> I would translate only as What is your name? (polite form), not "What is his/her name." In normal speach "what is his/her name" would be: Qual é o nome dele / Qual é o nome dela? = What's her name?

Obrigada pelo bom vídeo, Sergio! Uma dica: podia ler as palavras em português um pouco mais devagar? Seria útil para os alunos principiantes. Muitos cumprimentos desde a Finlândia!

Muito obrigado, Sergio.