How to Conjugate and Use TER in Brazilian Portuguese in the Present Tense

Learn How to COnjugate IRREGULAR VERBS in Brazilian Portuguese - Did you know that the verb '(to) have' is one of the most recurring irregular verbs in Portuguese? 'Ter" has so many uses that knowing its conjugation is more than mandatory! Do you know how to conjugate 'Ter' in the Present Tense?
In today's class, we will:
- learn how to conjugate the verb 'ter' in the Present Tense
- see some of its most common uses in Brazilian Portuguese
- compare the uses of 'estar' and 'ter' - this is particularly interesting and useful!!
- learn how to sound like a Brazilian by omitting 'eu' when speaking or texting - tip of the day
Have a good time!!
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[@mariaa.delarivapauka1443]

Very useful, complete and easy to understand. Obrigada Bea 😘

[@CindyWessling]

Muito Obrigada Bea, I love the visual learning with your lessons and how you teach is clear and enjoyable

[@mariaa.delarivapauka1443]

Eu também tenho dor de cabeça quando trabalho muito! 😉😃

[@patca63]

Very good. The examples are good and the speed.

[@bernardhusbands544]

Thanks

[@Vincener]

Outra boa aula! Muito obrigado!

[@user-hk6lf7uq8y]

i like your video very much!

[@abbi_ken]

Ola! Tem um vídeo de "poder"? Obrigada!

[@moisesfuentes2090]

Obrigado pela licao. Eu nao soy brasileiro; nao falo portugués; pelo quer falar como um brazileiro! Para conhecer uma brasileira muito bonita.

[@antonioiensen1358]

👏👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗

[@HarryHaller1963]

Muito interessante--aprendi espanhol antes de começar a estudar português, e pelo que entendi é que em espanhol, o verbo "haber" (haver em português) pode ser usado de forma intercambiável com "ter" para falar sobre a existência de algo. Outros cursos de português pelos quais passei ensinaram o mesmo - que "haver" ou "ter" pode significar "there is" ou "there are".

[@pragmaticliving9420]

Sim, estou com fome quando acordo 🥞🥖🧇🥚🍳😋

[@samizaki9514]

Eu sou egípcio e moro em Alexandria.

[@octobersonoctoberson9792]

Hello Bea

[@heidi5910]

I don’t hear much of a difference in the sound of tem and têm. Do you think it sounds different? Sorry, my Portuguese isn’t strong enough yet to ask in Portuguese 😕 Soon!

[@l4st3rg15]

Translate: Você é muito linda. 😍