Finally, a beginner European Portuguese video that goes slow enough, and repeats the same sentence a few times! Thank you so much! I was getting extremely frustrated with other channels. So happy that I found this channel! ❤
@@simononeill1157 In European Portuguese, "você" is often used as a formal or polite way to address someone. It's equivalent to "you" in English, but it's considered more formal and respectful than "tu," which is the informal form of addressing someone. "Tu" is commonly used among friends, family, or in informal settings, while "você" is used in more formal or respectful situations, such as addressing strangers, elders, or in professional settings.
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Hello, can you clarify the use of “você “….as I understand in Portugal it’s somewhat impolite and not used as much compared to Brazil, yet you use it often. Is it a regional usage? Thank you.
Hello! In European Portuguese, the word "você" is a formal way to address someone using the third person singular pronoun. It is used to show respect and politeness. This form of address is commonly used in formal situations or when showing respect to someone older or in a position of authority. Hope this helps.
I saw someone's say that too, " você" is unpolite, I have never head that here in Brazil. Where did you learn that? Você is the correct way to call a person
About "I need to go -> Eu preciso ir", isn't it "precisar de"?...so you have to use "de" also? Is this one not the correct way to say it..."Eu preciso de ir"?
Hello, In Portuguese, when the main part of the sentence (like "Ligue-me") is a command or request for something in the future, the second part often stays in a simple form, like "chegar." That’s why "chegar" isn’t changed here-it follows this rule for future actions. Hope this helps 😊
I have a beginner question, maybe someone can answer. In this video they use Voce. Does not it mean it is Brazilian Portuguese? Thank you. I am confused about Voce a lot.
They are both commands that mean “call me”. “Liga me” is the command for “ call me” addressed informally to someone who is your equal. For example, “Liga me depois “ to a friend, which means “call me later”. On the other hand “ligue me” is the command for “ call me” addressed formally to someone who is your superior or someone you don’t know very well. For example, “ligue me quando puder” to a business associate or someone you just met, which means “ call me when you can.” So the difference between both is a matter of formality and the grammatical person used in the command. Hope this helps 😊
I love this channel I appreciate you say the phrase 3 times, increasing the speed each time.
Finally, a beginner European Portuguese video that goes slow enough, and repeats the same sentence a few times! Thank you so much! I was getting extremely frustrated with other channels. So happy that I found this channel! ❤
Thank you so much 😊
Addressing someone with Você in Portugal is rude isn't it?
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In European Portuguese, "você" is often used as a formal or polite way to address someone. It's equivalent to "you" in English, but it's considered more formal and respectful than "tu," which is the informal form of addressing someone. "Tu" is commonly used among friends, family, or in informal settings, while "você" is used in more formal or respectful situations, such as addressing strangers, elders, or in professional settings.
@simononeill1157 actually call someone of você is very polite and correct, eu sou nativo do brasil
É só você configurar a velocidade do vídeo.
Muito obrigada
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Good luck 😊
@@learnportuguesetoday Thanks
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I have been learning European Portuguese from youtube for about a year on and off, this is the best channel👍
This channel help me learn Portuguese,,
Thanks so much. Very helpful with pronunciation and comprehension.
Thank you 😊
Muito obrigado para está vídeo..... Muito bem
I am from india and its been 2 years i am struggling with the portugal language. However your lessons help me a lot i really appreciated madam 😊
That is great news!!!! 😊😊
Os vídeos são bons para aprender inglês.
More videos of this type would be a great help . Muito obrigado
Very good teaching ❤
Madam thank you so much your lessons really helps me its mean a lot .
Thanks mam for helpful teaching, god bless you.
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Thank you so much 😊
Foi uma lição valiosa, continua neste progresso , tu já ajudas me tanto para entender e perceber português, muito obrigado, gratidão, espero sinceramente que tu fazes mais outros vídeos brevemente , tomara que, boa sorte ❤😊
Muito obrigado sinior.
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Thanks a lot for helping videos❤
Muito obrigada senhora
Muito obrigado, você faz muito bem❤❤❤
Gosto tanto dos seus vídeos.
Very nice channel to learn European Portugese❤
Very helpful!
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for your video. I have learnt Portugues by myself for some time and i am living in Dubai no one to practice 😂😂. O seu canal está ajudar -me aprender a língua portuguesa . Obrigada ❤❤
Thank you so much for your comment!! 😊😊😊
Very nice 👍
Good work 👍
Muito bem
Muitu bem
Obrigado ☺️
thanks you very much. muito obrigado
Great video!!👍👍👍
Thank you 😊
Obrigado
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VOcê fala português muito bem
Thanks you mam 🙏
Obrigada
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Very good video
Thank you so much.
Good
Loved it, muito obrigado !!! Is it european portuguese right???
Thank you. Yes it is European Portuguese 😊
Hello, can you clarify the use of “você “….as I understand in Portugal it’s somewhat impolite and not used as much compared to Brazil, yet you use it often. Is it a regional usage? Thank you.
Hello!
In European Portuguese, the word "você" is a formal way to address someone using the third person singular pronoun. It is used to show respect and politeness.
This form of address is commonly used in formal situations or when showing respect to someone older or in a position of authority.
Hope this helps.
I saw someone's say that too, " você" is unpolite, I have never head that here in Brazil. Where did you learn that? Você is the correct way to call a person
Muito bem obrigada ❤️
Thank you
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Thank but is this Portuguese in Mozambique plz
About "I need to go -> Eu preciso ir", isn't it "precisar de"?...so you have to use "de" also? Is this one not the correct way to say it..."Eu preciso de ir"?
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Ligue me quando chegar. How come Chegar is not conjugated?
Hello,
In Portuguese, when the main part of the sentence (like "Ligue-me") is a command or request for something in the future, the second part often stays in a simple form, like "chegar." That’s why "chegar" isn’t changed here-it follows this rule for future actions.
Hope this helps 😊
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I have a beginner question, maybe someone can answer. In this video they use Voce. Does not it mean it is Brazilian Portuguese? Thank you. I am confused about Voce a lot.
Which level we will say this A1?
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Should I learn European Portuguese or Brazilian Portuguese?
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wht is the difference between liga me and ligue me?
They are both commands that mean “call me”.
“Liga me” is the command for “ call me” addressed informally to someone who is your equal. For example, “Liga me depois “ to a friend, which means “call me later”.
On the other hand “ligue me” is the command for “ call me” addressed formally to someone who is your superior or someone you don’t know very well. For example, “ligue me quando puder” to a business associate or someone you just met, which means “ call me when you can.”
So the difference between both is a matter of formality and the grammatical person used in the command.
Hope this helps 😊
@@learnportuguesetoday muito obrigado
@@serdardemir4184 de nada
@@learnportuguesetodayindeed we say me Liga ou me ligue, here in Brazil of course
Em Portugal, as pessoas nao usam voce :)
It’s Brazilian Portuguese or Portugal Portuguese?
This is Portugal Portuguese
@@learnportuguesetodayisn't "Tu" used more instead of 'Voce" in Portugal?
@@hassanrs I am from Brazil and I think so. But even here in South of Brazil " tu" is more used, but in general in Brazil " você" is more used
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Bit quicker please
Isso não é português normal, é o português de portugal.
Correcto. É português de Portugal 😊
Precisamente é português!
That is normal Portuguese. And clearly says European Portuguese you troll
E qual é o português normal afinal?😅😅
O@@Denny_Baseo correto é, Brazilian portuguese and Portugal portuguese. Ha algumas diferenssas em vocabulario e sotaque que prescisa ser considerada
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