Definite and indefinite articles in Portuguese
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2018
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If you get confused about when you should use A / O / AS / OS / UM / UMA/ UNS / UMAS, don't panic!!!
It's actually not a complicated topic!
Just watch the video to understand articles in Portuguese better!
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Thank you, Andressa! Your explanations are very clear and very helpful!
Thanks a lot, I'm glad you find it! :)
Great video! Thank you for making this. :)
You're welcome dear, I'm glad to help!
Thank you
The definite articles in Portuguese are the same as the typical endings of any noun as of the gender and number of the nouns themselves. The indefinite articles would have to come from the Latin word “unum” which means “one.”
Oi, você pode dar alguma dica sobre quando e onde usar o artigo definido? Porque quando tenho alguma dúvida eu normalmente ponho ele nas minhas sentenças por padrão e não sei como arregalar isso.
Nice view of the MAC! Niteroi is a cool city
It really is! Have you already visited MAC?
No, one time I wanted to go but it was closed :(
Oh, what a pitty! :(
Do you have a link to the video where you talk about the gender of words.
As English native speakers I think that in general we don’t have as much trouble with noun gender as others would think because we are already accustomed to memorizing so many non standard English pronunciations (being non-phonetic). Portuguese noun gender for me is just something you need to remember along with the word. That said I still make mistakes pluralizing the articles.
É interessante você dizer isso, porque o maior problema que ainda vejo nos falantes nativos de inglês é justamente misturar os gêneros das palavras! Conheço alguns que já são praticamente fluentes e têm excelente pronúncia, mas ainda usam artigos masculinos com palavras femininas e vice-versa!
It’s true we do make quite a few noun/gender mistakes. But I was probably thinking of the time in my class when we discussed exceptions, and I noticed that regarding the common exceptions (such as o dia) was already using it correctly without really thinking about it. But then I had the advantage that when I grew up as a child I would listen to my mother speak portuguese. So even though I didn’t specifically learn it at the time, I was absorbing the accent and some phrases.
Entendi! Realmente, tirando as exceções, as palavras em geral seguem um mesmo padrão quanto ao gênero.
Maam how will I write "I am a girl" in Portuguese?
Eu sou menina / Eu sou mulher / Eu sou uma garota
@@FalandoNissocomAndressa thankyou..but I needed it a month back very urgently..
But thanks for your reply 💗
I am really sorry! I had to be away for a while, but I am back now. Hopefully I'll be able to help you next time you need 🙂
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