@@kingjames2226 the best way to explain Portuguese demonstratives is to imagine yourself in the shop asking a shop assistant for information about chosen products. From your perspective, every product, which is close to you is this and these (este, esta, estes, estas), everything which is close to shop assistant for you it will be that and those (esse, essa, esses, essas) and everything which will be far from you both it will be aquele, aquela, aqueles and aquelas - English translation is still that, those, but it applies to things which are with a great distance for you and your speaking partner. So nessa época (em+essa=nessa) means at that time/moment, century/period; naquela época (em+aquela=naquela) means at that time/moment/century/period (but naquela época/tempo/altura is a time, which is really long ago for you or people in general). I was trying to explain it as simple as possibe. I hope it makes sense for you. Cumprimentos
Hello, we are from Asia. Watching and learning Portuguese. We like you very much. You are a good teacher.
thank you a lot, I appreciate it!🙂
@@karolinti Karol please what is the difference between Naquela época and Nessa época and Naquele tempo ? Thx
@@kingjames2226 the best way to explain Portuguese demonstratives is to imagine yourself in the shop asking a shop assistant for information about chosen products. From your perspective, every product, which is close to you is this and these (este, esta, estes, estas), everything which is close to shop assistant for you it will be that and those (esse, essa, esses, essas) and everything which will be far from you both it will be aquele, aquela, aqueles and aquelas - English translation is still that, those, but it applies to things which are with a great distance for you and your speaking partner. So nessa época (em+essa=nessa) means at that time/moment, century/period; naquela época (em+aquela=naquela) means at that time/moment/century/period (but naquela época/tempo/altura is a time, which is really long ago for you or people in general). I was trying to explain it as simple as possibe. I hope it makes sense for you. Cumprimentos
I'm glad you made that episode! :) for me it's very helpfu...keep on posting Karolinti
obrigada eu!😊
as always Karolinti - nice and sweet! :)
you made my day JJ! thank you for watching!
Very good Teacher, thanks!
thanks a lot Irina :)
Thanks for informative video!
Thank you for watching 🙂
very good
thank you🙂
Love your videos!!
Thank you very much Thomas 😃
there are really a lot of similarities between Spanish and Portuguese! obrigada Karolinti
pronunciation differs though....😊