The 100 Most Common Portuguese Nouns | BR Portuguese
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- The 100 Most Common Portuguese Nouns | BR Portuguese!
Whether you're a beginner, an advanced learner, or simply curious about the Portuguese language, this video is perfect for you. We've carefully curated a list of the most frequently used nouns in Portuguese to help you build a solid foundation in the language. Learning these common nouns will not only improve your vocabulary but also enhance your understanding of Portuguese culture and the daily lives of its speakers.
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Excellent work very much helpful to learning.
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Wow , it's so useful for win vocabulary ,thank you for your job
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Excellent word selection and presentation. Thank you.
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I believe that maca is apple but 7:39 says maca as moon
"maca" is not a word in Portuguese, but you might mean "maçã", meaning "apple"
@@elchile336 Thanks for telling me ya actually there is a difference between maça and maçã.
Well, she made a mistake when adding the translation "lua" because the word "maçã" really just means the apple fruit in Portuguese
@@newsoccer365 Thanks for telling btw where are you from?
idk if you know the meaning now since it's been 3 months 😅, but Maçã means Apple, and Lua means Moon, there's a huge difference between these two words, it's not complicated yk
I'm from lndia state Meghalaya Tribe is Garo
How different is Portugese from French language?
The only similitude I've found in both is the nasal phonetics
Portuguese: /ã/ ã, an, am; /ẽ/ en, em; /ĩ/ in, im; /õ/ õ, on, om; /ũ/ un, um
French: /ɑ̃/ an, am, en, em; /ɛ̃/ ain, aim, ein, eim, in, im, yn, ym; /ɔ̃/ on, om; /œ̃/ un, um
Here's a video comparing French and Portuguese
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Hello pls correct Moon Is Lua and apple is maca
Maçã is not moon Its aple
At time of 7:34 minutes on this video have a mistake, maca=moon is worng, it is maca=apple 🍎, not moon🌙
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Masa means 🍎 not Moon please don't make such mistake😢
Hii i'm a Brazilian and apple in portuguese is spelled like : maçã 😁
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