All Phrases You Need for Daily Conversations in Portuguese
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- All phrases you need to have a good conversation in Portuguese!
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In this video, you’ll learn all the Portuguese you need to improve your speaking skills. You will learn the most common and useful phrases for everyday life to be able to have good conversations in Portuguese. You'll hear Portuguese native speakers to improve your listening comprehension skills as well. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Portuguese, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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Thanks a million for the unlimited list of important and practical phrases and expressions in Portuguese. It is of great importance and help to me to improve my fluency in Portuguese. God bless you in abundance.Thanks. a million once again. You are excellent! 👌👌🙏
Oi Paloma, eu descobri pela primeira vez seus videos ontem, eu ja sou uma fan, acho que vou aprender muito. Bom trabalho!
Muito obrigada!
Thank you very much for great lessons!
thank you Obrigado for making this video here in New York City trying to learn Portuguese
A senhora es muita esperta e alguem . Esse todas teu aprendendo e explicar es muito maravilha e adorei so continou nao deixe, seu deus abencoe e ajudar
This program is very good to learn English and Portuguese twice.
Este programa é perfeito para aprender português e inglês ao mesmo tempo.
Thank you so much
I'm from Tamil Nadu in india. I want learning portuguese. obrigado Irma.
Eu morei em Brasil por 6 meses como estudante. Ai eu aprendi como falar em portuguese no entanto escutando para estes videos me ajuda muito para lembrar e aprender mais palavras.
Thanks for the lessons
Its helping me alot 😊
Muito obrigado😁
Hey I am Brazilian do you want help with Portuguese?
Muito bom
Hope I can have formal virtual class in learning Portuguese 😍
Sou Brasileiro, me sinto inteligente assistindo esses videos.
Obrigado por esta aula! Muito útil para mim.Vou estudar muitas vezes você é ótima.🥇
Poloma you videos are very interested.
I Iove Brazil so much
Eu sou Brasileiro é estou aprendendo falar inglês 😄😄
Eu sou espanhol é estou aprendendo português e inglês ao mesmo tempo ☺️☺️☺️
Hi Paloma great job thank you,😉
Tô só vendo como aprendem nossa língua
kkkkkkkkkkkk eu tbm 😂😂
:DDDDDDD
Kkk tbm haha
Uso reverso do vídeo😂, I'm here because I trying to learn english. Hugs from Brazil🇧🇷🇺🇸
U can do it don't give up
@@IH8Sprinkles thank you so much🤗❤
Olá Pamola! Eu gosto muito do seu vídeo, também quero aprender português, mas o professor fala muito rápido. Você pode falar devagar porque o que faz os alunos aprenderem mais facilmente
Oi Paloma. Tudo bem? I would like to ask you some questions: 1. After the word "posso", is it necessary to add "de" (e.g. posso de ligar) or not? 2. What does the word "consigo" mean because I could not find any translation to the dictionairy? Muito obrigada!
You don' t have to use any preposition after " posso". " Consigo" means " I can", " I'm able to" .
Only the verb TO LIKE and TO NEED it need preposition.
I can help you portuguese in whatsapp, and you teach me to speak english
@@lucascosta3241 I am also willing to learn Portuguese
@@rosestv2890 my Instagram is "someone_Lucas.yeah" for we talk about the languages
Oi Paloma. TUdo Bem.
hi from New York City trying to learn Portuguese. you said, could you get me a map. Voce pode me ver um mapa? but when I asked the translator it told me, can you see me on the map. It told me the right way to say can you get me a map is, Voce poderia me dar um mapa. Can you help me understand this translation or anybody in here that speak Portuguese I would really appreciate it here in New York City lost and confused trying to learn Portuguese and in my opinion I'm assuming there's many different ways to ask for a map.
Sorry I'm late, maybe you've already understood it. But the lady in the video is saying this phrase in a very daily basis way. "Você pode me ver um mapa?" This is literally "Can you see me a map?" but it means: "Can you get me a map?" So google translator doesn't get all time the meaning of specific expressions like this one "me ver", it means "give-me, bring to me", for example, in a restaurant you can say: "Me vê um bife por favor" that is "Bring me a beef please" . I don't use "...me ver..." I like to say the formal way "Você pode me dar um mapa?" (me dar = give me) / "Você pode me trazer um mapa?" (me trazer = bring me) / "Você pode me arranjar um mapa?" (me arranjar = provide - me). But the most correct ones for this situation is: "Você pode me arranjar um mapa?", "Você pode me ver um mapa?", "Você pode me providenciar um mapa?"
oi Paloma
Otimo e orgulho emprego
I was studying japanese and I ask myself: "how strangers learn portuguese?" Btw Im Brazilian
*Foreigners. Strangers is estranhos.
You're Brazilian? Great. I have a question if you don't mind me asking. When you say sir do you actually use the word "moço"? According to almost every website I've been to it means "boy" or "young man".
@@WLH3eLiTe Moço is a young man and also a informal way of saying sir. The formal way of sir is senhor.
@@alfredojoselito5108 obrigado.
Paloma, casese con meu. Seu muito bonita. Is this correct?
*Case-se comigo (se case comigo or se casa comigo is how Brazilians usually say it, but that is a less grammatically standard construct)/venha casar-se comigo (again, vem se casar comigo or more formally venha se casar comigo is how it is usually said in Brazil).
*Você é muito bonita (informally pronounced cê é muito bonita or cé muito bonita)/[tu] és muito bonita (usually said tu é muito bonita by most Brazilian people who use tu).
Eu sou brasileiro e se vocês quiserem ter aulas particulares eu posso ajudar vocês. Eu quero aprender inglês e vocês me ensinam e eu ensino vocês
Hello! If someone to want leran portuguese o can help. I want learn english and wound be very good, I to learn english and someone to learn portuguese with me.
Oi Paloma, good and useful video but I gave it a thumbs down only because you did not speak slowly for someone now learning the language. Your pronunciation is crisp and clear which I appreciate. If I don’t understand I just hit replay.
Obrigado!🙏🏽👋🏼🇹🇹
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Celebra-se hoje pela primeira vez o Dia Mundial da Língua Portuguesa
Viva Angola, o Brasil, Cabo-Verde, a Guiné Bissau, a Guiné Equatorial, Moçambique, Portugal, São Tomé e Principe e Timor.Leste. Viva a Lusofónia
news.un.org/pt/story/2020/05/1712522
Guine equatorial não fala português rsrsrs
@@lucascosta3241 É língua oficial e faz parte da CPLP
Pode ate ser mas A 1¤ é oficial sempre foi o espanhol depois vem o francês e português que nao é quase nada lá mas a oficial de sempre foi o espanhol/casteliano. Ta la no Wikipedia
@@lucascosta3241 não disse o contrário mas fazem parte dos Países de língua oficial Portuguesa e portanto da CPLP não fui eu que aceitei a entrada deles na organização.
I am just learning portuguese. You speak to fast for me.
I like your video, but, you need to talk much slower. Thank you!
You already knew very first time get new lesson , get new language,it always very hard trying to learn.
May you guys slow - up?
If that can be, every next lesson could be better.I really don’t know why always so fast like that !!
I think it'd be nicer if you vocalized the words a bit better so that I can slow down the video and look at your mouth and see and perceive the sound. I understand you are native, but I would personally try to speak more slowly...
I'm Spanish btw, not that it matters, but I know a bit about languages.
I am confused she teaching Portuguese language or brazilian language
There is no language Brazilian, just Portuguese
This is a joke? There is only the Portuguese language. Brazilian is the citizen of Brazil who speaks Portuguese!!!
Way too many interuptions for advertising , too bad
Please speak more Portugues and less English!! pronunciation is difficult and you speak super fast. It´s hard to understand your pronunciation in Portuguese because you don´t teach how to pronounce words...
Why so much darn English??? Speak the phrases more often!
Muito bom