I like your style of teaching, simple, quick and right to the point. Keep it up and this will be the best channel for teaching Portuguese out there! Obrigado
Gabriel, I talked about gender in Portuguese in my 7th video: th-cam.com/video/d-pSRVsmrBc/w-d-xo.html You might find some useful tips over there, but it can be tricky sometimes. There isn't a universal rule, the best way to learn it is by practicing.
Eai garotinha como tao as coinsas por ai .que bom parece que vc tem muito material de aula acho que eu vou estar estudando um pouco mais bom trabalho seguire enfrente ate logo de novo obrigado,,
Obrigado! I was so confused about the use of the definite article. I speak Spanish and we don't use it...we just say "este es mi lapiz" "esta es mi pluma". Very helpful video, gracias!
The use of articles before possessive pronouns is optional in most cases, and it's normally used to emphasize the idea of possession. The exception to that is when the object of possession was mentioned earlier in the sentence. For example: Falando em carros, onde você comprou o seu? (Talking about cars, where did you buy yours?) Let me know if it helps.
Both forms are accepted, so it’s common to mix them. The only situation in which we must use the article before the pronoun is when it’s equivalent to mine/yours/his... in English, o meu/a minha/o seu/a sua/o dele/a dele. The article just adds an idea of closeness.
i wrote ''a vaca e a sua'', but the correction told me it was without the a infront of the pronoun D:< i just don't know when i should use the a or o infront of it
If you meant “the cow is yours”, it translates to “a vaca é sua”. You would use the a in a sentence like “the cow that is sick is yours”, a vaca que está doente é a sua. Because it could be someone else’s cow.
Hello Rusty, I don't understand why personal pronouns "ele/ ela/ você and eles/ elas/ vocês ' have SAME possessive adjectives. This part is one of the irksome chapters of Portuguese Learning. If i wanna say, • His/ her car - seu carro. • Their car - seu carro ? I hope you understand my doubt and cooperate me as soon as possible. Thanks.
+pranit bhagat that is correct, but I don't know how to explain why. It's like "your" in English that is used for both singular and plural you. I can only tell you that since você and vocês are conjugated as the third person of singular and plural, respectively, the possessive is the same, "seu". To be honest, I'm native and I think this is a little odd too, mostly because I don't use it. At least in Brazilian Portuguese, we often say "o carro dele/dela/deles", and "seu" is used with "você" like "Onde você estacionou o seu carro?". I hope this helps.
Alright. Thanks for your comment. Google Translator shows that , • o carro dele- his car • o carro deles- their (male) car. I expect it may solve my confusion. Muito obrigado.
The reason is because você is not a personal pronoun, it is a treatment composition of the same kind as Your Majesty in English. Therefore it borrows the auxiliary pronouns of the third person, and also the verb conjugations. Você is a short form of Vossa Mercê, which means Your Grace. The "true" second person pronouns should be tu and vós, which have their own auxiliary pronouns.
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I like your style of teaching, simple, quick and right to the point. Keep it up and this will be the best channel for teaching Portuguese out there!
Obrigado
I can't express how flattered I am right now. I will keep working towards that. Thank you, Saad!
Olá, quando vc está perto do objeto, com ele na mão, o correto é usar o pronome demonstrativo " Este"
i love the way you teaching very simple and clear
Thank you so much, I found this really helpful
Thank you for watching. :)
Thanks for your help!
My pleasure!
Oi querida, muito obrigado !!!
Hello. Thank you for the videos. They've been very helpful! Do you use the Hellotalk app?
I’m glad you like them. I don’t use hellotalk anymore, I’ve been extra busy lately, but I like the platform.
Obrigada! Este tem sido um conceito difícil para mim.
Alguns assuntos levam um pouco mais tempo, mesmo. Espero que o vídeo tenha ajudado um pouco. Obrigada.
This channel help me out facing the quiz this day, muito obrigado meu professora!
I'm happy to help! Keep it up. Por nada!
Ótimo lição. Muito obrigado.
+James Turner Muito obrigada. :)
Muito obrigada meu professor!
Por nada. ;)
Parabéns ! Muito legal!
Muito obrigada!
How do you know if an object is masculine or feminine? Only a beginner in Portuguese at the moment, any help would be great
Gabriel, I talked about gender in Portuguese in my 7th video: th-cam.com/video/d-pSRVsmrBc/w-d-xo.html
You might find some useful tips over there, but it can be tricky sometimes. There isn't a universal rule, the best way to learn it is by practicing.
Eai garotinha como tao as coinsas por ai .que bom parece que vc tem muito material de aula acho que eu vou estar estudando um pouco mais bom trabalho seguire enfrente ate logo de novo obrigado,,
Meu nome é Sami. Minha cidade é Alexandria. Gostei da sua lição. Ela foi muito útil. Obridado Hello Rusty
Fico feliz que gostou.
Obrigada, Sami!
De nada . Boa tarde. Até logo.
Muito obrigado pelo vídeo! :-)
+Jhonatan Martinez Por nada. Foi uma ótima sugestão.
Obrigado! I was so confused about the use of the definite article. I speak Spanish and we don't use it...we just say "este es mi lapiz" "esta es mi pluma". Very helpful video, gracias!
I'm glad to help and it's amazing when I read comments like yours. Muito obrigada!
Ótimo video!
Muito obrigada!
Show de bola!
+Vinícius Souza Obrigada, Vinícius! :D
when does one use the articles o os a as when talking about possessions? I have read points that left me more confused than before. please help.
The use of articles before possessive pronouns is optional in most cases, and it's normally used to emphasize the idea of possession. The exception to that is when the object of possession was mentioned earlier in the sentence. For example: Falando em carros, onde você comprou o seu? (Talking about cars, where did you buy yours?) Let me know if it helps.
essa é a minha professora
Great lesson all support
AYOUB BOUSS thank you!
@@HelloRusty welcom
I finally understand
Why do you add “as” in front of “minhas canetas” but not “os” in front of “meus lápis”?
Thanks in advance
Both forms are accepted, so it’s common to mix them. The only situation in which we must use the article before the pronoun is when it’s equivalent to mine/yours/his... in English, o meu/a minha/o seu/a sua/o dele/a dele. The article just adds an idea of closeness.
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i wrote ''a vaca e a sua'', but the correction told me it was without the a infront of the pronoun D:< i just don't know when i should use the a or o infront of it
If you meant “the cow is yours”, it translates to “a vaca é sua”. You would use the a in a sentence like “the cow that is sick is yours”, a vaca que está doente é a sua. Because it could be someone else’s cow.
@@HelloRusty muito obrigado! , loving the channel! getting better every day thanks to you!!!
Aww! Thank you. I’m so glad to hear that. Keep it up! :)
Hello Rusty, I don't understand why personal pronouns "ele/ ela/ você and eles/ elas/ vocês ' have SAME possessive adjectives. This part is one of the irksome chapters of Portuguese Learning. If i wanna say,
• His/ her car - seu carro.
• Their car - seu carro ?
I hope you understand my doubt and cooperate me as soon as possible. Thanks.
+pranit bhagat that is correct, but I don't know how to explain why. It's like "your" in English that is used for both singular and plural you. I can only tell you that since você and vocês are conjugated as the third person of singular and plural, respectively, the possessive is the same, "seu".
To be honest, I'm native and I think this is a little odd too, mostly because I don't use it. At least in Brazilian Portuguese, we often say "o carro dele/dela/deles", and "seu" is used with "você" like "Onde você estacionou o seu carro?".
I hope this helps.
Alright. Thanks for your comment. Google Translator shows that ,
• o carro dele- his car
• o carro deles- their (male) car.
I expect it may solve my confusion. Muito obrigado.
Exactly! Por nada, and feel free to ask if you have any other questions. :)
The reason is because você is not a personal pronoun, it is a treatment composition of the same kind as Your Majesty in English. Therefore it borrows the auxiliary pronouns of the third person, and also the verb conjugations. Você is a short form of Vossa Mercê, which means Your Grace. The "true" second person pronouns should be tu and vós, which have their own auxiliary pronouns.
pranit bhagat voce e voces nao sao pronomes pessoais
rusty u r gud
Thank you, Rakesh.
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