How to Conjugate and Use FAZER in Brazilian Portuguese in the Present Tense - Irregular Verb
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- IRREGULAR VERBS - 'FAZER' - (to) Do / (to) Make in Brazilian Portuguese - What are the most common irregular verbs in Portuguese? How to conjugate them in the present tense? So far you have already learned four of them! How about adding a new one to our list? The verb 'fazer', which can be considered equivalent to 'do' and 'make'.
After today's class you will be able to
- conjugate the verb '(to) do' and '(to) make' - 'fazer' in the present tense
- use 'fazer' in a wide range of different contexts
- sound more casual - the tip of the day
Below are the links to the other irregular verbs we have already studied. I suggest you rewatch those videos as much as possible.
Links to "How to Conjugate Irregular Verbs ..."
🔗 "(to) Be" • Learn Today the Differ...
🔗 "(to) Have" • How to Conjugate and U...
🔗 "(to) Come, (to) Go" • How to Conjugate and U...
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Another great video. Thank you Bea!
Welcome!! I am glad you liked it 😊
You’re videos are SO good!! You’re an excellent teacher, you deserve many more subscribers.
Muito obrigada pelo carinho, Caleb! 😊
Thanks Bea! I love all your videos!! 👋👋
Welcmoe Mary! I love all your comments!! 😊
Muito Obrigada Bea! That was very helpful to see the different expressions using Fazer! It will take me some time to get to know them better I think ha ha
Oi, Cindy! Tudo bem?
Crie uma pequena história incluindo várias expressões com o verbo *fazer.* O importante é que você use aquilo que está aprendendo.😉
Muito legal.....very useful, Bea!
Muito obrigada!! :)
Show de buela, gracias!
⚽😉
Que bom!
😉
Legal minha professora linda
Fico feliz que tenha gostado!!
Quando eu voltae ao escritorio,
Acho que já posso falar muito com meus colegos brasileiros. Muito obrigado por seus videos professora!
Isso aí!!! 😎
A sidenote - The word *colega* always ends in *a* - Examples: O meu *colega* é brasileiro. A minha *colega* é brasileira.
Faço também aniversário em março. Li um livro com um capítulo sobre os designs inovadores da sua cidade, Curitiba.
Olá GladmanNow, que legal saber que fazemos aniversário em março! Curitiba realmente tem designs inovadores. Qual tipo de aula você gostaria de ver no canal? 😊
@@PlainPortuguese Oi Bea, Minha escuta é minha parte mais fraca. Amei muitos músicas brasileiro e aspectos da cultura. Eu toco violão com a bossa nova e o samba. Gosto muito as todos a suas aulas. Michael
@@PlainPortuguese Bea, talvez quando você canta uma canção em uma aula você possa ensinar termos da teoria musical. Não é? Boa noite.
@@GladmanNow Olá, Michael! Tudo bem? Obrigada pela sugestão 😊
Hi Bea I watch many of you basic learning vedios
Olá! That's great!! 😀
I hope you are learning a lot!!
@@PlainPortuguese yes almost 100 pages notes are done but all basic.
'Aprendendo pouco pouco'
👆🏼it is also one example of your present continuous vedio😃
@@kalpesh8599 Impressionante!! 😀😀
I really enjoyed the video, and got a lot out of it." Faz " is an extremely useful word, thank you for providing this information.
one thing that I don not understand is when you gave the example of using:
" fazer.... " then duration. would you use this as a greeting ? or an expression ? can you give an example of the equivalent in English ?
Obrigardo !!
Ola! Tudo bem?
*Fazer* is definitely a power verb in Portuguese. As you noticed, *fazer* is also used when talking about duration. It would be equivalent to *It has been...*
Ex. It has been 2 weeks that I started learning Portuguese.
*Faz* duas semanas que comecei a estudar português.
We also use *faz* when *for* is used in English to talk about duration.
Ex. I've been studying Portuguese for two weeks.
Estudo português *faz* duas semanas.
*Faz* duas semanas que estudo português.
Here is the link to a lesson where I talk more about this specific use of *faz.* - th-cam.com/video/3uxDLXbW7iw/w-d-xo.html
Muito obrigado!! Eu entendi agora ! 😊
Faz meses que não vejo os meus colegas de trabalho, porque nós fazemos home office, não é? 😉😘
Verdade...mas pura verdade! 😉
oi tudo bem, como vai, muito tempo, desde eu nao tinha escutando pra sua licacoes, foi muito ocupado
Oi, Carl!! Eu estava sentindo a sua falta!! Que bom que você está de volta! 😃
Your example: "Água faz bem pra saúde."
But I have seen: "O sol faz mal á pele."
Are both prepositions correct?
Both can be used interchangeably in the examples given. 😊
I have not understood fazer. For example if "I will turn 37 year tommorow" what fazer is used for fazer is to do and to make. If possible please explain
Olá! In fact, there isn't a reasonable explanation for that. While in English we say 'I will turn 37 tomorrow', in Portugese we use 'fazer' - 'Vou fazer 37 anos amanhã.' 'Fazer' has some uses in Portuguese that differ from 'make' and 'do' in English.
Hi! Could you also say "aqua e bem pra saude"? or "aqua e bem" , "muito cafe não e bem" ? or is "e" representing "estar" and "faz" is representing "ser"? I hope this makes sense. Thanks in advance!
Olá! Let me show you some options.
1. Água é bom para a saúde = Água faz bem para a saúde.
2. Muito café não é bom para a saúde = Muito café não faz bem para a saúde.
3. Dormir oito horas é bom para a saúde = Dormir oito horas faz bem para a saúde.
In these examples, 'é' is the conjugation of 'ser' (to be) and 'faz' is the conjugation of 'fazer' (to do/make)
The finger snapping is that a Brazilian thing or just something Bea does?
😅 It is a Brazilian thing! We often do it more than once when we want people to hurry 😃or want things to go/move fast. Here is a brief tutorial on how to do it.
th-cam.com/video/ypPoKqij5do/w-d-xo.html
Faz uma cara que eu não vi deste aula. Preciso mais repetir para bem entendido. Tenho razão? Obrigado.
Olá!
Faz uma cara que *vejo esta* aula. Preciso *repetir mais* para *entender bem* 😉
@@PlainPortuguese ❤️obrigado!
I don’t understand how ‘Fazer’ fits in other context for instance how you use faz in the sentence “água faz bem” and not “água é bem.” What does fazer have to do with being?
Olá, Mister David. Tudo bem?
You may find the examples given on this website useful to understand the use of 'fazer' in that context. - www.englishexperts.com.br/como-dizer-fazer-bem-e-fazer-mal-em-ingles/
Onde a palavra "our" no frase, 'agua faz bem para saude?"
Desculpa, não entendi a sua pergunta.
when saying "Muito café não faz bem" which translates to too much coffee is not good/ why not use (Muito café não faz bom)
When something is or isn't good for our health, in Portuguese we can use the verb 'fazer' followed by an adverb.
'Água faz bem à saúde'
'Fazer exercícios faz bem (à saúde)'
'Muito café não faz bem (à saúde)'
'Muito café faz mal (à saúde)
@@PlainPortuguese ok thankyou
Yes I FAST for 2 days, it's good for my body - I just drink WATER.
Muito saudável! 😃
Eu faço minha barba 2 vezes por semana.
Também é possível dizer, 'Eu me barbeio duas vezes por semana.'
(verbo barbear-se)