How to Tell the Time in Brazilian Portuguese (part I) | Speak like a Brazilian |

TELL THE TIME in Brazilian Portuguese - How important is it to know how to tell the time in another language? Very! And to say that you are on time, late or early for an appointment? Also important! In today's class we will learn:
- how to ask and tell the time
- useful expression to use when telling the time
- how to say that we are on time, late or early for an appointment
Don't waste another minute, and start watching today's class 😊
🔗 Link to "Numbers (part I)" - • Numbers in Brazilian P...
🔗 Link to "Numbers (part II)" - • Numbers in Brazilian P...
00:00 - Intro
00:37 - Listening Practice - Dialog
01:38 - How to ask the time in Portuguese?
02:11 - How to tell the time in Portuguese?
03:55 - Parts of the Day
06:33 - On time, late or early?
08:05 - Test your Portuguese
09:05 - Listening Practice
09:37 - Final Remarks
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[@t.-7192]

Muito obrigado. Eu também sempre estou adiantando.

[@PlainPortuguese]

Ah sim! Você sempre está adiantado (e não 'adiantando' 😉)
O que faz quando está muito adiantado? Lê um livro? Navega na internet?

[@thuydiem3175]

Muito Obrigada 🎉🎉❤❤

[@alefi1]

Thank you very much muito obrigado :). The best and easiest teaching videos for Brazilian Portuguese on youtube

[@PlainPortuguese]

Muito obrigada, Abd! Fico feliz que goste das aulas! 😊

[@curtisnotestine3134]

Ola Bea, eu sempre estou adiantado. 😀

[@PlainPortuguese]

Assim como eu 😅

[@jeanchristophekoumaglo7335]

Eu sempre estou na hora

[@PlainPortuguese]

Sempre pontual! Muito bem! 😃

[@marielcabusas2670]

Eu sempre estou na hora😊

[@PlainPortuguese]

Muito bem!! Eu também sempre estou na hora 😃

[@bhagwatmeena8695]

Amazing lessonh

[@PlainPortuguese]

Muito obrigada!!

[@helderveiga]

Parabéns! Muito bom!!!

[@PlainPortuguese]

Obrigada! 😉

[@bsewart8507]

Thank you for your lesson, I enjoy the extra learning option through your video. Just one section 4:57 through 5:10 I think, when you read the time you omitted saying “horas” but all the other times of day you’ve included saying “horas”, is this normal? And I was happy to learn a new time period ... 1am to 6am 😁

[@PlainPortuguese]

Thanks for your question!
I am glad you enjoyed the class!! And I can see you were attentive to it 😊
It is common to omit the word 'horas' and sometimes even 'da manhã, da tarde...' may be omitted. For example, I can say that I wake up at 7. "Eu acordo às 7"... in this case both 'horas' and 'da manhã' are somehow obvious.😉
I truly hope you can learn something new from each class you watch!

[@claires2096]

Eu sempre estou adianta também, mas meu noivo brasileiro sempre está atrasado 🙈😂

[@PlainPortuguese]

😂 😄
Só uma correção, "Eu também sempre estou adiantada,..."

[@carlparker6228]

oi beatriz, estou na hora para o cafe da manha e que sobre voce?

[@PlainPortuguese]

Oi Carl!
O correto seria dizer "Estou na hora do café da manhã" ou "Estou tomando o café da manhã".
Quanto a mim, agora estou na hora do lanche da tarde. 😋

[@pojcastsualidad8236]

eu quero estudar da madrugada

[@PlainPortuguese]

Estudar de madrugada? 😯 Eu prefiro estudar de manhã! 😃

[@brianturner3483]

Eu estao adiantado

[@PlainPortuguese]

Muito bom!
Obs. Eu *estou* adiantado. vs Eles *estão* adiantados. 😊
Below is the link to a lesson on how to conjugate the verb *estar.*
th-cam.com/video/-h60HtCMCCw/w-d-xo.html

[@carlenesamuel5209]

Eu estou sempre atrasada! 😅😅

[@PlainPortuguese]

Sério? 😅

[@CambridgeJianqiaoChen]

I've noticed that when you say que horas são, the "a" in horas is pronounced "ei". Is it a correct observation?

[@PlainPortuguese]

Wow!! It is a thorough observation that I myself never realized. 😮
This 'ei' that you noticed is not the stardardized pronunciation. It may be a phonological event that happens when linking sounds kind of fast.

[@CambridgeJianqiaoChen]

Thank you! I speak a local language in China, then I learned to speak Mandarin, shanghaiese, Cantonese, English and Japanese. I have developed a little obsession with languages over time.

[@amir_khan_delhi]

Ola

[@PlainPortuguese]

Olá!

[@baixinha_bullrider]

Preciso de aprender os números...😬🙄😂

[@susanwired]

Apesar de eu ter um nível intermediário de português, eu aprendi com esse vídeo. Sabia como dizer “estou atrasada” (porque sou de atrasar), mas o meu marido é de adiantar. Acho que eu teria falado “está cedo” em vez de “está adiantado,” que não dá. Mas eu suponho que posso dizer, por exemplo, que ele “chegou cedo” ou “há chegado cedo.” Estou correto?

[@PlainPortuguese]

Oi, Susan! Tudo bem?
Quando alguém chega antes / depois do horário, há algumas opções a serem usadas.
1 - Ele está adiantado / atrasado
2 - Ele chegou adiantado / atrasado
3 - Ele chegou cedo / tarde

[@drubrasileiro9867]

Honestamente, eu estou atrasado muito rsrs 😅

[@yas2036]

Eu estou atrasada muintas vezes

[@PlainPortuguese]

Sério? 😅
Correção: 'Eu estou atrasada MUITAS vezes.'