Really good content but one small correction. We usually say "Quanto custa?" (How much?) when we ask for the price of a single item, such as a box of strawberries. When you are paying for multiple items at a checkout, and you want to know the price, we usually say "Quanto é?" (How much?).
For someone that is just starting, your pronunciation is quite impressing. Almost perfect. Don't worry too much with the genders. It would sound funny to us if you make a mistake, but we will understand you the same.
This was so helpful! I am trying to learn Portuguese for my upcoming trip to Portugal. I am going to watch this video a few times and take down the phrases. It was very helpful thank you!
O que ela conseguiu fazer no mercado era que eu queria ter feito quando estava noutros países ,muitos parabéns ,deu para perceber perfeitamente tudo o que ela disse
Parabens Michelle! You did really well accent is good. What Liz was saying about the more you practice, the easier and more automatic it will be to express yourself. I just today learned an expression today to encourage people, "Tas quase, tu consegues". It means like you have got this, keep going!
Amazing!! I always enjoy these types of videos and see how fellow beginners are putting their portuguese into practice. Love this she did so so well🌟👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Nice video again thank you :) just to add that even though European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese have their differences they are both easily understood by both native speakers.
Great job, Michelle. If Portuguese is your first foreign language, than it is really great, especially at the pronunciation level, after 4(?) months. Great channels, both Talk the Streets and Honeymoon Always
I love both your channels. 🤗This was so fun. Michelle, you did a great job! I feel like I could learn so much more quickly with you and Liz doing these videos. It was so accessible. Thank you ladies!! ✨🙏✨💕
Very interesting and helpful video! Definitely realize a trained ear, especially to understand the cost in euros expressed by the vendor for what is being purchased, will take time. Well done.
Your channel has been so helpful for me! I haven't had a chance to practice my Portuguese in quite some time. I'm going to be studying abroad in Germany next year. Would you happen to know of any channels similar to yours that focus on German language?
Ela foi muito bem no mercado! O problema é quando o vendedor não entende que a pessoa está aprendendo, e não tenta falar mais devagar ou faz uma réplica da primeira pergunta e começa um diálogo mais complexo. É engraçado que cada um terá aprendido português de uma maneira diferente (Brasil e Portugal).
Hi. Love your videos. Just one suggestion. When filming on location, please do mention where it is filmed. I'd love to go to this market, for example, but I have no idea where it is.
Thank you, was able to tell my son who was being cheeky during my visit to Lisbon that I understood the gist of what he was saying. The look on his face was priceless! 😂😊🌸
Just been to the hardware store... oh my, ordered things, we'll see if they are correct . Asking for pipes, screws, taps, etc ok it's when the shop owner gave me a choice I was lost sometimes.
This would be my problem. Like the shopper in the video, I have been learning lots of phrases and could say all those things in the market, but would have no idea what they are responding. (especially when they are being friendly with "are you finished shopping" etc.) How to overcome that?
Uma coisa, não é "Olá péssoal". O "pe" não se diz como em "pêra", mas é fechado, it's almost like the sound "hm", I don't know how to explain it better.
"Aborinha" é usado no Brasil para o que é "Curgete" em Portugal. No dicionário da Priberam diz: Abobrinha: Variedade de abóbora, usada na alimentação humana, de forma alongada, casca verde e polpa branca ou amarelada. (Equivalente no português de Portugal: curgete.)
@@IapetusRetroStuff , aqui no sul do Brasil as compras nos mercados eram embaladas em sacos de papel sem alças, e lembro que chamávamos de saco também, depois vieram as sacolas plásticas que continham alças.
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O que gostas de comprar no mercado?
O queijo. 😊
Goji, Chia, passas de uva, castanha do Brasil, avelãs, Caju...
As frutas, e massas caseiras!
Gosto muita a maniera d ensegnar . Se fez favor vidéo com aeroporto vocabulario. I try write in portugais lol
Gosto de tudo!!!
Really good content but one small correction.
We usually say "Quanto custa?" (How much?) when we ask for the price of a single item, such as a box of strawberries.
When you are paying for multiple items at a checkout, and you want to know the price, we usually say "Quanto é?" (How much?).
Loved getting to try out my Portuguese skills with you! 😅💜 - Michelle
This is just the beginning!! 💕❤️👏🏽
Great job Michelle! You sounded WAY smoother than I would have/will! :D
For someone that is just starting, your pronunciation is quite impressing. Almost perfect. Don't worry too much with the genders. It would sound funny to us if you make a mistake, but we will understand you the same.
Muito bom! Praticar... praticar... praticar!
Michelle, did a great job!!
A Michelle fala muito bem. Tem uma boa professora.
Great video...também sigo os honeymooners porque acho interessantíssimo "ver-nos" pelos olhos deles. E aqui, aprendo inglês perfeito! Thank you!
This was so helpful! I am trying to learn Portuguese for my upcoming trip to Portugal. I am going to watch this video a few times and take down the phrases. It was very helpful thank you!
O que ela conseguiu fazer no mercado era que eu queria ter feito quando estava noutros países ,muitos parabéns ,deu para perceber perfeitamente tudo o que ela disse
Well done Michelle, great video Liz🧡
Obrigada!
Parabens Michelle! You did really well accent is good. What Liz was saying about the more you practice, the easier and more automatic it will be to express yourself. I just today learned an expression today to encourage people, "Tas quase, tu consegues". It means like you have got this, keep going!
Thanks for your support John! Love having kind fans like you!
Amazing!! I always enjoy these types of videos and see how fellow beginners are putting their portuguese into practice. Love this she did so so well🌟👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
She did so well! Great to see you as always!
Nice video again thank you :) just to add that even though European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese have their differences they are both easily understood by both native speakers.
We all need a Liz when we go out, in Portugal 🇵🇹 🤗
Great job, Michelle. If Portuguese is your first foreign language, than it is really great, especially at the pronunciation level, after 4(?) months. Great channels, both Talk the Streets and Honeymoon Always
I really liked this video! She did a great job, and I’m excited to see her progress! Boa sorte 👍🏽
Eu realmente posso fazer isso também! 😀 Muito obrigado pelo video, Liz! 👍
It takes a LOT of courage to just jump in it like Michelle did, especially on film! Huge kudos to her - she'll speak Portuguese in no time :)
She sounds like me this past month while I was in Portugal .. it does get easier with practice
Thank you Dave!
She did great.
Wow Michelle did fantastic. I can't wait to be able to speak that well. Tem um bom dia Liz.
Amazing, love your Portuguese accent…pretty cool. Vou recomendar o canal aos meus colegas
Well done, you are on the right path. Boa você está no bom caminho
If queria is ‘I would like’, what is ‘we would like’? Love the videos, thank you.
I love both your channels. 🤗This was so fun. Michelle, you did a great job! I feel like I could learn so much more quickly with you and Liz doing these videos. It was so accessible. Thank you ladies!! ✨🙏✨💕
Very interesting and helpful video! Definitely realize a trained ear, especially to understand the cost in euros expressed by the vendor for what is being purchased, will take time. Well done.
Congrats 😊
U did amazing ☺️ don't be afraid if you don't get it right at the first time.
Try again and have fun with it 💚
Obrigada Ana!
You sound so confident
Great video! Trial by fire has been very helpful for me as well. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Wonderful! This is motivating and inspiring. Which market or part of town is this? It's beautiful - I love the markets in Lisboa and Porto.
Your channel has been so helpful for me! I haven't had a chance to practice my Portuguese in quite some time. I'm going to be studying abroad in Germany next year. Would you happen to know of any channels similar to yours that focus on German language?
Great video, your a big help , I'm finally learning
Muito bom! praticar... praticar... praticar!
Michelle rocked it! Awesome and kudos!
Aw she did great!!
Make more contents like this! Very interesting
Muito bem Michelle!
Ela foi muito bem no mercado! O problema é quando o vendedor não entende que a pessoa está aprendendo, e não tenta falar mais devagar ou faz uma réplica da primeira pergunta e começa um diálogo mais complexo. É engraçado que cada um terá aprendido português de uma maneira diferente (Brasil e Portugal).
you are so good... thank you so much
Hi. Love your videos. Just one suggestion. When filming on location, please do mention where it is filmed. I'd love to go to this market, for example, but I have no idea where it is.
Mercado de Campo de Ourique :)
Portuguese is easy, baby steps! U will learn it!
Really good! Congratulations!
6:28 toca esse tipo de música no mercado ? Juro que não lembrava disso ,há já algum tempo que não frequento mercados deste gênero
lol theyre jamming in the store playing Toni Braxton
Very well done!!!
Great Video you are very good with this Videos thanks.
So glad they help!
Bravo🎉
Nice work
nice content again...
Brilliant Liz🥰🥰🥰
I tried my basic Portuguese and my brother was puzzled (Olá irmão cómo está, tudo bem)
Thank you, was able to tell my son who was being cheeky during my visit to Lisbon that I understood the gist of what he was saying. The look on his face was priceless! 😂😊🌸
LOVE IT!!
Just been to the hardware store... oh my, ordered things, we'll see if they are correct . Asking for pipes, screws, taps, etc ok it's when the shop owner gave me a choice I was lost sometimes.
Há algum vídeo onde se possa ver o rapaz falar Português, mesmo que seja com sotaque Brasileiro? Gostaria de ouvi-lo.
Obrigado/a, Liz Ychau 🤩🤩🤩❤️🇵🇹❤️
De nada John!
Obrigado=boy/man; obrigada=girl/woman!
Teacher you did not catch my mistake 🧐🧐🧐
Lovely video!
So glad you liked it! X
Pronunciate???:) I've heard someone say this twice in a week... Gary Neville was the other one.
I love Gary Neville
This would be my problem. Like the shopper in the video, I have been learning lots of phrases and could say all those things in the market, but would have no idea what they are responding. (especially when they are being friendly with "are you finished shopping" etc.) How to overcome that?
Uma coisa, não é "Olá péssoal". O "pe" não se diz como em "pêra", mas é fechado, it's almost like the sound "hm", I don't know how to explain it better.
Fantastic video! Very helpful and practical!
Yay! Hope it helps you get what you need at the market!
Bem cara as coisas 😳 passei mau...
Qual a diferença entre abobrinha e curgete??? A malta usa ambos mas qual a diferença ou são nomes pra mesma coisa?
"Aborinha" é usado no Brasil para o que é "Curgete" em Portugal. No dicionário da Priberam diz: Abobrinha: Variedade de abóbora, usada na alimentação humana, de forma alongada, casca verde e polpa branca ou amarelada. (Equivalente no português de Portugal: curgete.)
Quando se diz "abobrinha" em portugal significa o que em inglês é gourd or a small squash.
Do you have an opinion on a hand held translator to assist?
If it helps do it! Its like having training wheels on a bike, just make sure you challenge yourself to use it less as time goes on!
Who is the guy at 0:25?
5 Euros o Kilo, a Lima? :-O
💯
No Brasil se diz "sacola plástica" ou "sacolinha" ao invés de "saco".
Acho que ouvi dizer "saca" quando estive no Porto (Norte de Portugal). Aqui onde moro Algarve(Sul de Portugal) diz-se "saco".
@@IapetusRetroStuff , aqui no sul do Brasil as compras nos mercados eram embaladas em sacos de papel sem alças, e lembro que chamávamos de saco também, depois vieram as sacolas plásticas que continham alças.
😻🌹
"Abobrinha" é impressionante, Esta palavra não está na primeira lição de português.
Obrigada!
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Trading crypto now would be wise, but trading without a professional is really bad, I tried to trade alone, I completely lost a lot of money till I started trading with expert Brain Walter that is a nice broker
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I have also been trading with him. profits are secured and over a 100 percent return on investment.
A gringo , antes gringo que favelados 🙈🖖👽🛸
silva, …qual e o preco? Quandos euros esta ( merda) custa senhora ou pa?
Inves de quanto custa ?
Isto e caro como ouro pa.
Nao sou millionario pa.