I moved to Portugal 3 weeks ago with my wife, she's a dual citizen, her whole family lives in a mountainous northern village. I've been trying to learn so i can joke and converse with her family- especially her grandpa and grandaunts and uncles. I'm at the point where im starting to recognize common words but i still dont know what they're actually saying. (And, I refuse to slip into the ex-pat social scene here in Arcos de Valdevez, so far ive noticed most of them are just spoiled adults who make snide comments about the locals and refuse to learn the language, truly concerning how they all assume im just a fellow rich guy who moved here for the view). I digress, 'Claro' is something i hear a lot at cafés and have never known what it meant. I'm so relieved to have this video "fall on my lap." My wife says it all checks out perfectly, and whats best for me is that you break apart the syllables and spell it out. Thank you, it'll be difficult, but, i determined on becoming fluid within the year so i can work in labor without the risk of injury due to miscommunication. Thank you Thank you Thank you.
I have been seeing your videos for the last 2 days and subscribed and liked it without any hesitation. Additionally I wanted to give the comment that it is almost the dream materials I have been looking for sometime. Please continue focusing on daily conversations and phrases that in my experience has been the fastest, easiest and most efficient way of learning European Portuguese. Muito mutio obrigada!
Parabéns pelo o teu canal, é super importante que haja vídeos como os teus, só assim facilitará muita gente que queira aprender a falar a língua portuguesa. E até mesmo para quem vive fora do país ( Portugal ) e que fale bem a língua, é bom assistir esse tipo de vídeo para estar sempre em conectar com a nossa língua. Well done e Obrigada.❤️❤️❤️🇬🇬🇵🇹
Hi, I'm Brazilian azilian, so I watched this video, it has words in English, I'm very happy because there are many people learning Portuguese, I'm trying to learn English, I have been studying for 8 months. Uma dica: se voce for homem voce Sempre fala "obrigadO" e se voce for mulher voce sempre ira falar "obrigadA".
I have been trying to learn European Portuguese and I think I’m making a little progress. What really helps is being in Portugal. There are words everywhere and many people speak English well or a little, and like to teach me, it’s so touching,
Yep, think of the o in “claro” in Spanish or how you’d say “oh” in english and it will be close- this messed me up when I started learning Portuguese- I was pronouncing words with ou like “ew” which was totally wrong 😂
Olá Nikki! Gosto muito do seu trabalho e agradeço muito pelos seus esforços (achei o seu canal só muito recentemente e agora estou a ver todos os seus vídeos). Algumas observações: os vídeos são demasiado lentos, podia falar de maneira só um pouco mais lenta do que normalmente falaria? E talvez a primeira vez ler de maneira natural, depois um pouco mais devagar, e uma terceira vez de maneira rápida dos portuguesas? Veja o canal "Portugueselab". Gosto muito da maneira e da dicção dela. Outra observação: por favor, tente não misturar a forma de TU com a forma de VOCÊ/SENHOR. Agora às vezes põe "Tem cuidado" e mais tarde "Fique à vontade". Agora parece ilógico a escolha do registo: às vezes é informal e outras vezes formal (tudo se traduz YOU em inglês). Cumprimentos desde a Finlândia!
I am new in portugal. So I have a question. Is this sentences original portuguese or brazilian Portuguese. Please answer my question. I dont know how to find out original portuguese sentences that I can learn.
No! Do you you know that 80% of portugese content on the internet is Brazilian, and for those of use Europeans that want to learn Europeans Portugese it’s a nightmare because it’s soooo hard to find even good Europeans text books that every Euroortugese video is a God-send! Enough Brazilian!
I moved to Portugal 3 weeks ago with my wife, she's a dual citizen, her whole family lives in a mountainous northern village. I've been trying to learn so i can joke and converse with her family- especially her grandpa and grandaunts and uncles. I'm at the point where im starting to recognize common words but i still dont know what they're actually saying. (And, I refuse to slip into the ex-pat social scene here in Arcos de Valdevez, so far ive noticed most of them are just spoiled adults who make snide comments about the locals and refuse to learn the language, truly concerning how they all assume im just a fellow rich guy who moved here for the view). I digress, 'Claro' is something i hear a lot at cafés and have never known what it meant. I'm so relieved to have this video "fall on my lap." My wife says it all checks out perfectly, and whats best for me is that you break apart the syllables and spell it out. Thank you, it'll be difficult, but, i determined on becoming fluid within the year so i can work in labor without the risk of injury due to miscommunication. Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Brilliant!!! Thank you so much!
Eu estou muito feliz apprender portuguese. It's good.
I have been seeing your videos for the last 2 days and subscribed and liked it without any hesitation. Additionally I wanted to give the comment that it is almost the dream materials I have been looking for sometime. Please continue focusing on daily conversations and phrases that in my experience has been the fastest, easiest and most efficient way of learning European Portuguese. Muito mutio obrigada!
I love this!
Muito bom para aprender a língua portuguesa.
Thank you great lesson slow and a nice pace. Very good I picked up a lot of words
Parabéns pelo o teu canal, é super importante que haja vídeos como os teus, só assim facilitará muita gente que queira aprender a falar a língua portuguesa. E até mesmo para quem vive fora do país ( Portugal ) e que fale bem a língua, é bom assistir esse tipo de vídeo para estar sempre em conectar com a nossa língua. Well done e Obrigada.❤️❤️❤️🇬🇬🇵🇹
Itts very very easy to learn purtgeas langue thanks to make that video
Hi, I'm Brazilian azilian, so I watched this video, it has words in English, I'm very happy because there are many people learning Portuguese, I'm trying to learn English, I have been studying for 8 months. Uma dica: se voce for homem voce Sempre fala "obrigadO" e se voce for mulher voce sempre ira falar "obrigadA".
Brasilian is not a Language!
Brilhante!!! Muito obrigado por isso!!!
Very useful, thank you!
Thank you so much for your teaching.
Very nice ❤
Love these videos, a great way to learn.
This is such a gem!
Thank you
You are the best teacher on you tube. Thank you.
Thank you so much
Esplêndido!!fantástico !!
Bom trabalho!!
Thank you 😊
Muito obrigado!
Obrigada !
You are good 😮❤
Ramro sanga sikha Portuguese hai 😀
Muito obrigado pelo video otimo!👍
Obrigada
Apha obrigado bolna veer
Nice to learn thanks I hope come more videos 😊
Thanks for the video
Obrigata for European PT convo. Muito Bem.
Thank you👍
You’re welcome 😊
Appreciated ❤
Adoro este chanel❤
seu vídeo é muito bom obrigada
Muito obrigado 😊😊
greetings from Turkey. great videos. 😍
Thank you 😊
Thank you for another fantastic video! It takes me forever to get through them, because I'm writing everything down. 😂
I have been trying to learn European Portuguese and I think I’m making a little progress. What really helps is being in Portugal. There are words everywhere and many people speak English well or a little, and like to teach me, it’s so touching,
Eu gosto ❤
Is “ou” pronounced as “o” (like the spanish o) ? Please tell me if you know
Yep, think of the o in “claro” in Spanish or how you’d say “oh” in english and it will be close- this messed me up when I started learning Portuguese- I was pronouncing words with ou like “ew” which was totally wrong 😂
Olá Nikki! Gosto muito do seu trabalho e agradeço muito pelos seus esforços (achei o seu canal só muito recentemente e agora estou a ver todos os seus vídeos). Algumas observações: os vídeos são demasiado lentos, podia falar de maneira só um pouco mais lenta do que normalmente falaria? E talvez a primeira vez ler de maneira natural, depois um pouco mais devagar, e uma terceira vez de maneira rápida dos portuguesas? Veja o canal "Portugueselab". Gosto muito da maneira e da dicção dela. Outra observação: por favor, tente não misturar a forma de TU com a forma de VOCÊ/SENHOR. Agora às vezes põe "Tem cuidado" e mais tarde "Fique à vontade". Agora parece ilógico a escolha do registo: às vezes é informal e outras vezes formal (tudo se traduz YOU em inglês). Cumprimentos desde a Finlândia!
Muito obrigado pelo seu comentário.
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I am new in portugal. So I have a question.
Is this sentences original portuguese or brazilian Portuguese.
Please answer my question. I dont know how to find out original portuguese sentences that I can learn.
Hello
This channel teaches European Portuguese (Portugal), not Brazilian Portuguese
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This is great. I like European Portuguese but I wish these were Brazilian dialect. But they are great. Its great to hear the sounds in Portugal.
No! Do you you know that 80% of portugese content on the internet is Brazilian, and for those of use Europeans that want to learn Europeans Portugese it’s a nightmare because it’s soooo hard to find even good Europeans text books that every Euroortugese video is a God-send! Enough Brazilian!
@@leosharman8630 true I'm learning Portuguese on Duolingo it's Brazilian. Btw I wonder do people in Portugal use Tu instead of voce?
@@luthert657if im correct você and tu are both used, você is formal and tu is informal
i could be wrong so please correct me if i am 😭😭
@@zellasteria man idk. Been learning from Duolingo almost two months I'm afraid I can't speak or understand European tone now
@@luthert657 dam man 😔
Please make a video of sentance working in hospital
Thank you for the feedback
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So ''estou'' is pronounced ''esto'' not ''estoU? The ''u'' is silent? 🤨
Correct!!😊😊😊
Who chose these phrases? In my opinion, they’re pretty useless.
Why is that?
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