How to Conjugate and Use IR and VIR in Brazilian Portuguese in the Present Tense - Irregular Verbs
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- IRREGULAR VERBS - 'VIR' and 'IR' / (to) Come and (to) Go - Have you noticed that these verbs 'go' and 'come' are super similar in Portuguese? ... IR and VIR!
Their conjugation might be a little challenging at the beginning because they are just as similar!! However, after today's class, you will be able to conjugate them in the present tense as a Brazilian does. I suggest that you watch this class not only once, or twice, but as many times as needed so that you memorize these conjugations. In today's class, we will learn:
- how to conjugate the verb '(to) go' - 'ir' in the present tense - and how to use the verb 'ir' in
Portuguese
- how to conjugate the verb '(to) come' - 'vir' in the present tense - and how to use the verb 'vir' in
Portuguese
- means of transportation
Enjoy the class!!
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This is amazing content and so helpful. I’ve been struggling with pronunciation and this is so good.
You have no idea how happy I am to hear that 😊
So very helpful, clear and enjoyable. The way you speak helps me learn how to pronounce things much better
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Bom dia Professor Bea. Muito obrigado
Bom dia!
(A slight correction - we say 'professor' when referring to a man, and 'professora' when referring to a woman 😊)
just started to, learn portugues your classes are a great to help me obrigado
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Thank you
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Amazing and very easy to understand!!! Love your videos, Bea! Thank you for teaching us so well and patiently. :D
Thanks a lot dear!! 😊
Obrigada. O vídeo me ajuda.
Muito bom saber!! Obrigada pelo seu comentário!!!
Oi Bea Bom dia 😄! Espero que você me desculpa por não falar muito bem em português. Eu quero melhorar meu português. Eu sempre estou estudando em casa. 💯 Eu gostaria visitar o Brasil porque acho que é um paìs grande e melhor. Eu amo viajar com minha familia. Viajamos na Nova Iorque no ano passado. Eu gostei os restaurantes mas minha cominda favorita era a pizza. New York style! Nós gostariamos ir de volta. Eu vou a Las Vegas este mês.
Oi, Marco! Tudo bem? Para mim, é sempre uma alegria ver seu esforço em escrever em português! Não precisa se desculpar...você ainda está aprendendo o idioma! 😃 As correções que faço são tão somente para ajudá-lo.😊
Correções: 'Eu gostaria DE visitar o Brasil ... Viajamos PARA Nova Iorque no ano passado. Eu gostei DOS restaurantes mas minha comida favorita FOI pizza ao estilo de Nova Iorque! Nós gostaríamos de VOLTAR LÁ."
Obrigado. Muito bom.
Eu que agradeço!!
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Olá Bea. Muito obrigada por este video. Tenho uma pergunta. Por que algumas pessoas dizem “venha aqui”? Por que eles não dizem “vem aqui”?
Olá! Tudo bem?
Sua pergunta é ótima!
Pela gramática, temos que usar *venha* quando nos referimos a alguém por *você,* e *vem* quando nos referimos a alguém por *tu.* No entanto, na fala coloquial, os brasileiros acabam usando as formas *venha* e *vem* independentemente dos pronomes usados.
Esse é um "erro" aceitável na linguagem coloquial, como explico melhor no seguinte vídeo - th-cam.com/video/DsNCf1cIFEg/w-d-xo.html
@@PlainPortugueseTudo bom! Ahh eu entendo agora. Obrigada pela ajuda, Bea 😊
Good afternoon ma’am
I am confusing here little bit if there is (tu)
Than what verb I should use please help me whenever you get free
Muito obrigada
Boa tarde! Tudo bem?
In general, in Brazilian Portuguese, it is not so common to use the pronouns *tu* and *vós,* that's why I have chosen not to present them and their conjugations in my lessons. But you can find any verb conjugation in this site - www.conjugacao.com.br/verbo-ir/ 😊
I really love your lessons, they help me a lot
I am more focused on European Portuguese though, but your lessons and videos are awesome!
Thank you
Muito obrigada, Mark!! 😊
what's the difference between ir e andar? aren't both to go?
then also... how to recognize while listening to someone if he is saying VEM or VEEM(to see) they look like so similar in pronounciation
Olá! Tudo bem?
'Ir' would be equivalent to 'go'.
'Andar' would be equivalent to 'walk', 'ride' (andar de bicicleta = ride a bike).
As for the pronunciation of 'vem' x 'vêm' x 'veem', both 'vem' and 'vêm' have the same pronunciation.
'Ele vem de carro' (He comes by car).
'Eles vêm de carro' (They come by car).
Now, the vowel sound in 'veem' is a bit longer than the vowel sound in 'vem' and 'vêm', maybe too subtle for non-native speakers.
'Eles sempre vêm de carro' (They always come by car).
'Eles sempre veem seus amigos' (They always see their friends).
Relying on the context for meaning is my suggestion.
Muito obrigada professora. You are always kind and available
When I see “de” how do I know which meaning to use? “Of”? “”From”? “By” or ? It seems to have several meanings. Thanks
Olá! The lesson below might help you learn when to use 'de'.
th-cam.com/video/OQQIgKW_uRU/w-d-xo.html
@@PlainPortuguese I usually learn very quickly and score the highest possible on aptitude tests so this is the first time I’ve ever had problems learning. After studying for 8 years I still haven’t had a conversation yet and have to translate everything into English to understand. Even the words that I know. When I’m translating the first word or two the other words go by and are lost forever. I can’t read either because I don’t know which meanings of words to use when translating. Portuguese words still don’t mean anything to me like English words do until I translate them. People assume that I don’t study or study the wrong things but I study using apps, books, classes, internet groups, italki, Hellotalk, movies and TH-cam videos and I visit Brazil often and practice every day with my girlfriend who only speaks Portuguese and we’ve been doing that for 5 years now. The longest phrase I’ve been able to understand in Brazil is “Voce faz ela feliz” because I could make out what my girlfriend’s dad was saying and remember all 4 words while I translated them into English in my head. I need to find a way to learn without translating everything. Any ideas? Thanks
Ola Béa, me pedi porque a gente prononça o articulo " de" , [dé] e nao [dji], depende da regiao no brasil?
Oi, Carole! Tudo bem? Isso mesmo! Depende da região, da idade do falante, da velocidade da fala...assista a estes dois vídeos para entender melhor a pronúncia do 'e' em posição final de palavra 😊
th-cam.com/video/k6Ib01oaO5Q/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/tr-GBeg5JgY/w-d-xo.html
Oi Béa, tudo bem, o quase tudo ;) obrigada pela responsa, eu vou dar uma olhada a este vidéo. Ciao !
oi bea tudo, excellente licao, eu vou para o trabalho de carro, como voce vai para o trabalho?
Oi, Carl! Obrigada!
Eu ia para o trabalho de ônibus, mas hoje em dia trabalho de casa.
THESE IS THE HARDEST VERBS to learn as an english speaker! We use Indo and Vindo in the opposite way that brazilians use it sometimes.
Muito obrigada!
Hoje eu vou para o trabalho de carro
Você gosta de dirigir?
@@PlainPortuguese .... Nâo ( not especially, I live in countryside so I have no choice !)
@@elio22bbl Entendo!
Eu vou para o escritorio de nosso carro
Eu ía para a escola a pé
Ela vem para o trabalho de ônibus
Oi, Vincener! Gostei dos seus exemplos!!
Vou fazer uma pequena correção na primeira frase.
Opção 1. Eu vou para o escritório de carro.
Opção 2. Eu vou para o escritório com nosso carro.
@@PlainPortuguese ahhaah. Muito obrigado! Agora já sei como vou fazé-lo corretamente a próxima vez 😄
@@PlainPortuguese vou fazer uma captura de tela.