I have been following with at least one lesson each day, often watched a couple times. I'm a retired French teacher with 20 years in a Waldorf School, but must say you make me feel I CAN learn a language through TH-cam. Your emphasis on pronunciation, and including all the ways words are pronounced (shortened!) make me feel like I can comfortably go to Lisbon for my first visit in Portugal in 5 weeks, and understand and communicate. "Conversational" speaking in Portuguese in each episode is making me feel more capable, and I am home watching and listening closely, really working on this. Obrigada professoura.
As the number gets bigger so does the minute details required to pronounce it , very well done although this lesson felt more of a tongue twister but practice will make it easy eventually. Thank you for this lesson Maria !
Eu tive recentemente a grande oportunidade de viver na Região Centro de Portugal. Sempre achei que os portugueses têm paciência para tentar entender e ajudar se você tentar se comunicar em português. Estou muito grato por seu excelente canal no TH-cam. 🙂
I really wanted to know how speak Portuguese. Especially for me a big fan of Cristiano Ronaldo. Thanks to this channel atleast i can understand basics easily since i understand Spanish.
Olá, I have noticed that one who writes with "e" between the numbers, but it doesnt appear. For example, 1001 - mil e um. 1010 - mil e dez. But you said, "1995 - mil novecentos e noventa e cinco" I thought I would write in "mil e novecentos e noventa e cinco". Is there any rules for the conjunction "e" between the numbers? For example, 1.366 (mil e trezentos e sessenta e seis OR mil trezentos e sessenta e seis?), 901.002 (novecentos e um mil (e) dois?) 3.511.700 (três milhões (e) quinhentos e onze mil (e) setecentos?). 5.020 (cinco mil (e) vinte?) I dont know when I write "e" between the numbers. Obrigado!
@@portuguesewithmaria Anyway, obrigado. Eu nacio em mil novecentos e setenta e cinco. I will try to write the Portuguese numbers. The population of Portugal is 10,128,891. Dez milhões cento e vinte e oito mil oitocentos e noventa e um pessoas. The population of Italy is 60,258,500. Sessenta milhões duzentos e cinquenta e oito mil e quinhentos pessoas. 1.200.300 = um milhão e duzentos mil e trezentos. 1.214.379 = um milhão duzentos e catorze mil trezentos e setenta e nove. 1.200.379 = um milhão e duzentos mil trezentos e setenta e nove. 1.214.300 = um milhão duzentos e catorze mil e trezentos. I found out about Portuguese numbers rules from the website. I understand now. Obrigado!
Your conscientiousness with pronunciation details is exceptional. And, both the on-screen phonetic and orthographic representations are immensely helpful. But, please let me say that while -(due to the background coloration of the studio's wall) the phonetic clearly shows up on one's computer screen yet, with the latter printed in yellow and that on the pale gray, or white wall background of your setting that the words are very difficult to see. As a suggestion, perhaps you might either change (perhaps to red, or black) the color of the on-screen script, or up onto the wall background hang a dark curtain. The 1st idea perhaps would be more effective. / Obrigado e boa sorte.
Why are numbers (and arithmetic) so hard in a second language? Many people I know who fluently speak English as a second language always revert back to their native language for counting and maths no matter how long they have been speaking English. I admit I am not a whiz with numbers in English but they seem to be impossible to grasp in another language. Whenever I have to pay for something at a store or cafe, I just shove some money at the clerk and hope for the best!
Hlo mam M new in Portugal and am working with the Portuguese worker in construction area .can you please upload a video which can help me in this work .Because I don't understand their language Because of which they make me very angry.
Hi, except for the names of some tools I am not familiar with the construction topic at all, and I don't think that would be helpful to the audience on this channel.
I have been following with at least one lesson each day, often watched a couple times. I'm a retired French teacher with 20 years in a Waldorf School, but must say you make me feel I CAN learn a language through TH-cam. Your emphasis on pronunciation, and including all the ways words are pronounced (shortened!) make me feel like I can comfortably go to Lisbon for my first visit in Portugal in 5 weeks, and understand and communicate. "Conversational" speaking in Portuguese in each episode is making me feel more capable, and I am home watching and listening closely, really working on this. Obrigada professoura.
Thank you so much for the comment, it really made my day. The best of luck!
I love your videos it really helps me.
Glad you like them!
Thank you for the lovely lesson, I'm just starting to learn, and I absolutely love the way to teach. Thank you Maria.
Great, I'm happy to hear that! 😊
Thank you Maria
I'll be glad to learn Portuguese since I'm in Portugal
Very good learn
Muito obrigado professora. Eu antes sabia como falar bem portuguese, mas durantes os anos eu esquecido e agora eu estou aprender otro vez 😃
Força!
As the number gets bigger so does the minute details required to pronounce it , very well done although this lesson felt more of a tongue twister but practice will make it easy eventually. Thank you for this lesson Maria !
Obrigada professora ❤
obrigado,namaste,
Thanks 😊
Obrigado professoura
Obrigado ❤
Your videos are very good
Amazing. You are perfect. Obrigadaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Obrigada, eu! :)
Obrigada
i love you and i hope that you're videos will have more folowers🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much, Amanda, I appreciate you. :)
Muito Obrigado!
Obrigada, eu, Carlos! :)
Eu tive recentemente a grande oportunidade de viver na Região Centro de Portugal. Sempre achei que os portugueses têm paciência para tentar entender e ajudar se você tentar se comunicar em português. Estou muito grato por seu excelente canal no TH-cam. 🙂
obrigado
Thank from India ❤
Thank u very much. Mam
Muito bom
Mutio útil!
Thank you madam to teach us Portuguese language I would like learner Portuguese language I like to speak fluently
Love your number lessons!
A small suggestion: perhaps a longer pause after asking us "What number is this?"
Noted
excelente!!
Thank you so mam ❤️🥰
When do you link the final -s with the next word in a liaison?
Whoops! I should have watched till the end! The next bit explained the answer!
I really wanted to know how speak Portuguese. Especially for me a big fan of Cristiano Ronaldo. Thanks to this channel atleast i can understand basics easily since i understand Spanish.
Thank you marija🙏
May I ask, Can u be able to do more than one hour lessons on what we need to learn Abt Portuguese
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Beautiful ❤
Does 2,000 also follow the dois/duas rule for 2? Or does it just stay as dois mil?
it's always "dois" mil.
Mama your lessons are truly amazing and helpful
I ain't your mama.
Thanks mam
Yeah, this one really challenged my Midwestern flat accent English. I'll struggle with the blending of words together for a while.
John, that's fine, we all struggle with it at the beginning. It takes time and practice but it's achievable. :)
6:18 Angry 9000 noises 😡,😄
😂
@@portuguesewithmaria XD
I am learning it very nicely
Maria. My Teacher respect and love to you.
Olá, I have noticed that one who writes with "e" between the numbers, but it doesnt appear. For example, 1001 - mil e um. 1010 - mil e dez. But you said, "1995 - mil novecentos e noventa e cinco" I thought I would write in "mil e novecentos e noventa e cinco". Is there any rules for the conjunction "e" between the numbers? For example, 1.366 (mil e trezentos e sessenta e seis OR mil trezentos e sessenta e seis?), 901.002 (novecentos e um mil (e) dois?) 3.511.700 (três milhões (e) quinhentos e onze mil (e) setecentos?). 5.020 (cinco mil (e) vinte?) I dont know when I write "e" between the numbers. Obrigado!
Hi, Vincenzo. You can say it, you can drop it. The most correct way is to say it.
@@portuguesewithmaria Anyway, obrigado. Eu nacio em mil novecentos e setenta e cinco. I will try to write the Portuguese numbers. The population of Portugal is 10,128,891. Dez milhões cento e vinte e oito mil oitocentos e noventa e um pessoas. The population of Italy is 60,258,500. Sessenta milhões duzentos e cinquenta e oito mil e quinhentos pessoas. 1.200.300 = um milhão e duzentos mil e trezentos. 1.214.379 = um milhão duzentos e catorze mil trezentos e setenta e nove. 1.200.379 = um milhão e duzentos mil trezentos e setenta e nove. 1.214.300 = um milhão duzentos e catorze mil e trezentos. I found out about Portuguese numbers rules from the website. I understand now. Obrigado!
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yeah LOTS of practice required...
Hi
Can you please make a video to explain family structure in Europwan Portuguese?
Hi, thank you for the suggestion, I'll try to fit it into the posting schedule!
Eu nasci em Dois mil e dois
Maria , in 2000 does it remains Dois mil or it may change to Duas under certain conditions?
Same question for Milhão
both mil and milhão are masculine words, so the number needs to match it, it can't change to feminine.
@@portuguesewithmaria Ok, Obrigado 🌹💐🌹
when pronuncing quinhentos e my tounge is stuck 🤣🤣🤣🤣
focus on one difficult sound first, then add another one, pronounce it in steps.
Your conscientiousness with pronunciation details is exceptional. And, both the on-screen phonetic and orthographic representations are immensely helpful. But, please let me say that while -(due to the background coloration of the studio's wall) the phonetic clearly shows up on one's computer screen yet, with the latter printed in yellow and that on the pale gray, or white wall background of your setting that the words are very difficult to see. As a suggestion, perhaps you might either change (perhaps to red, or black) the color of the on-screen script, or up onto the wall background hang a dark curtain. The 1st idea perhaps would be more effective. / Obrigado e boa sorte.
Why are numbers (and arithmetic) so hard in a second language? Many people I know who fluently speak English as a second language always revert back to their native language for counting and maths no matter how long they have been speaking English. I admit I am not a whiz with numbers in English but they seem to be impossible to grasp in another language. Whenever I have to pay for something at a store or cafe, I just shove some money at the clerk and hope for the best!
YOUR TOO FAST OMG but ur good teacher
Cómo se lem os números 110 000 y 110 001 em portugués?
cento e dez mil
cento e dez mil e um
Como é que se diz (1 milliard ) porque ouve se muito "mil milhão de euro" ?
mil milhões
Hlo mam
M new in Portugal and am working with the Portuguese worker in construction area .can you please upload a video which can help me in this work .Because I don't understand their language Because of which they make me very angry.
Hi, except for the names of some tools I am not familiar with the construction topic at all, and I don't think that would be helpful to the audience on this channel.
@portuguesewithmaria obrigado
you missed nove mil :)
Eu falu escudo ela
did you maybe wanted to say- falo ouvindo-a? I speak while listening to her
Dyds neem
What?!? Ugh, all those hundreds have their own words?!😩My brain hurts