DO YOU KNOW WHAT TO CALL THIS in Portuguese?
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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What a pleasant visit
This is so useful and fun! I'll be re-watching many times, trying to remember each name. Muito obrigada, Carla, Marlon, e Isabel
Hi madam i love your teaching please make a playlist for complete beginner ❤
Mmh, agora estou com fome. Obrigada!
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I realize that this isn’t the point of the video, but do the Portuguese use ‘bacana’ (as the friend does when describing the sprinkler system)? I was under the impression this was a purely Brazilian word.
It’s also used in Portugal in reference to people or things, colloquial for “simpatico” ou “bom” 😊
Small question, is the term "da Tuga" in common use in Portugal itself? I only ask as I couldn't find any reference to it in most of the dictionary sources I use, and the only thing that came up was from Dicionarios Porto Editora, which seemed to be a pejorative term (in origin at least), from Guinea-Bissau. Would it be wise for a non-Portuguese to simply steer clear of this expression? Thanks. Lovely video as usual by the way ❤
@@catofong6905 Currently “tuga” is an informal word used in reference to a Portuguese person or Portugal. Most people would not class it offensive. But I’d use it with friends or in very similar informal settings 😊
Eu cero trabalh. Eu motorista.
@@mdabidmiah9648 continue a ver os nossos vídeos aqui no UA-cam para aprender português. Espero que encontre trabalho em breve. Tudo de bom 👍🏽
Hi I like your video but the background song is a bit too loud, and I had to increase and decrease the volume as the video switched between the talking and the song.
That’s for your feedback - we’ll keep that in mind for the next ones 👍🏽
Atençao! a alcachofra de Jerusalem e um vegetal completamente diferente a la alcachofra verde que vimos no video.
If the aim is to learn Portuguese, why the Spanish music? I would suggest some Portuguese songs, going forward
@@robertmalone4826 thanks for the suggestion. We do have videos with English music and that seems to be ok. So why not Spanish as well? Besides there’s very little Portuguese music we can licence for a reasonable fee. Once that changes we’ll make sure to use more Portuguese music 🤗