@@rev3160 love it!! a couple follow up suggestions for you - "Good Morning Verônica" and check out the movie "Burning Betrayal".. you'll love those. and yea he really is 😂😭
"Qual foi?" Qual foi foi ontem, é qual vai ser?" 😂😂😂 It's like a "Wasup?" "Wasup WAS yesterday, the thing is WHATisGoing!" 😂😂😂 It's just a joke with the past verb Foi/Was.
I really liked this short lesson - it’s what I’m really interested in. (Learning to speak like a carioca) you should do more of these…even if it’s basic everyday phrases but teach it in a way how cariocas would normally speak…not what the text book teaches us. Either way, your delivery was good….perhaps you should start your own language channel
Ya see…this is why I need words to be spelt to me. My friends taught me “tá ligado” but I thought it was one word spelt “telegado” and I also thought “vem cá” was “venka”
To better understand spoken Portuguese, try watching videos with subtitles to reinforce your comprehension while listening. Mimic phrases aloud to enhance pronunciation and fluency. Just keep practicing, and you'll see improvement over time!
It becomes easier to understand when you know the correct way to say it, then learn the shorter way. Tá ligado is from está ligado, and está is very commonly shortened to tá. Tá bom, tá bem, tá aqui, etc. many words in Portuguese are shortened, so I understand the difficulty, and as a learner, I went through (and still go through) these types of confusions.
The language you teach is Portuguese no matter the accent and the slang. É a variedade que faz a beleza da nossa língua mas é a nossa união que faz a sua força. 9 paises, 4 continentes e mais de 270 milhões de falantes nativos.
I've heard all those expressions, except, aulas, from people of various regions, especially São Paulo. Cariocas have their girias but there's nothing of that. For example, "maneiro". The expressions from the video are typical for all the country.
Só não usa gíria irado. Estava falando com minha miga e eu disse meu cu dói (pq malhei)... Bem.. aprendi rapidamente o significado da palavra 😂😂😂 Usei literalmente quando eu quis dizer que minha bunda doeu 😂 Mas minha miga riu muito e eu aprendi então 🤷🏻♂️😂
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I wish I could study in Rio for 30 days!!
What's stopping you?
@@samil5601probably money and other commitments
I learned ta ligado and valeu through Netflix
sintonía, that boy Nando say "tá ligado" every 2 seconds lmao .. "é nós", "satisfação", "tranquilidade" 😭😭😭😭 just mad words he throw out
@@LonzCantiLife yep that’s the series that I watched LOL. He’s a great actor
@@rev3160 love it!! a couple follow up suggestions for you - "Good Morning Verônica" and check out the movie "Burning Betrayal".. you'll love those. and yea he really is 😂😭
Valeu ! Muito legal ! Abraço da Holanda
Thank you
Thanks from India
"Qual foi?" Qual foi foi ontem, é qual vai ser?" 😂😂😂 It's like a "Wasup?" "Wasup WAS yesterday, the thing is WHATisGoing!" 😂😂😂 It's just a joke with the past verb Foi/Was.
Aulas!!
It was interesting to listen, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I really liked this short lesson - it’s what I’m really interested in. (Learning to speak like a carioca) you should do more of these…even if it’s basic everyday phrases but teach it in a way how cariocas would normally speak…not what the text book teaches us. Either way, your delivery was good….perhaps you should start your own language channel
Muito obrigado! Thanks so much for watching. We will make more content like this!
Valeu! Muito interessante! 😍
Ya see…this is why I need words to be spelt to me. My friends taught me “tá ligado” but I thought it was one word spelt “telegado” and I also thought “vem cá” was “venka”
To better understand spoken Portuguese, try watching videos with subtitles to reinforce your comprehension while listening. Mimic phrases aloud to enhance pronunciation and fluency. Just keep practicing, and you'll see improvement over time!
It becomes easier to understand when you know the correct way to say it, then learn the shorter way. Tá ligado is from está ligado, and está is very commonly shortened to tá. Tá bom, tá bem, tá aqui, etc. many words in Portuguese are shortened, so I understand the difficulty, and as a learner, I went through (and still go through) these types of confusions.
I will use these phases to my friends on Tandem.
Valeu ! but I reckon it would be better without background music or sound effects, hanks !
Po, que legal!
The language you teach is Portuguese no matter the accent and the slang.
É a variedade que faz a beleza da nossa língua mas é a nossa união que faz a sua força. 9 paises, 4 continentes e mais de 270 milhões de falantes nativos.
I’m not sure if they’re all carioca, but some of my favourites include:
- brota!
- Naquelex pique
- para de caô
- tropinha
- fé fé fé fé fé
Some of the latest slang coming out of Rio right there! I just remembered "né segredo", "ainda" and "mec" too
- Vinícious
@@Learn-Brazilian-Portuguese- é noix !
As a carioca, I find British english is easier to speak, because it doesn’t have the rhotic R in most of the words.😎
cintia chagas vai ter um infarto depois de assitir esse video
Por quê?
@@yaradebresil6873 ela vive reclamando de giria. Foi uma brincadeira
😂😂
I've heard all those expressions, except, aulas, from people of various regions, especially São Paulo. Cariocas have their girias but there's nothing of that. For example, "maneiro". The expressions from the video are typical for all the country.
"Tá ligado" não é gíria carioca, é paulistana e se difundiu pela TV, principalmente pelos VJs paulistas da MTV e pelo pessoal do hip-hop.
Exatamente. Ia falar isso. É bem de Paulista.
was Nathalia puffing on brocolli before this video? rs
Só não usa gíria irado. Estava falando com minha miga e eu disse meu cu dói (pq malhei)... Bem.. aprendi rapidamente o significado da palavra 😂😂😂
Usei literalmente quando eu quis dizer que minha bunda doeu 😂
Mas minha miga riu muito e eu aprendi então 🤷🏻♂️😂
😂😂
😂😂