Bea -- Your Portuguese lessons are amazing!!! 🥰 Just ran into this issue on when to use haver versus ter -- you're now my go to source -- if I have some question on grammar or word use -- I now first look to see if you've done a video on it!! Muito Obrigado!!
Bea, obrigado por esse esclarecimento tão necessário na linguagem cotidiana. Foi divertido ver a palavra “paralelepípado” de novo. Lembro disso no bate-papo em groupe de sábado.
Oí Bea! Eu sou Paula do Virginia! Could you please make a video on school vocabulary/ sentences /frases use in school/ high school ? For example: Absences/ grades/ rules/ Obrigada!
The options in the quiz were tem or teve, so teve was the correct choice. In the past after nunca, both teve and tinha are grammatically correct. However there is a subtle semantic difference in meaning, which perhaps the professor can best explain to you.
Olá! In this sentence, the best option is *teve* as it refers to a past and present time event. Until these days - *Nunca teve um sistema de metrô aqui.*
Alternatively... Existe could be simply mean "exist"... and you probably hear that used that way when you heard a pre-recorded message below that you will get in Brazil if you call a Disconnected number... "O número chamado não existe, Por favor verifique o número discado e tente novamente."
Bea -- Your Portuguese lessons are amazing!!! 🥰 Just ran into this issue on when to use haver versus ter -- you're now my go to source -- if I have some question on grammar or word use -- I now first look to see if you've done a video on it!!
Muito Obrigado!!
I feel honored 😊 And if, by any chance, you don't find what you are looking for here, tell me. 😀 Depending on the topic, I may make a video on it.
Thanks again Bea.
Always learning some of the subtle aspects of the language in these great lessons.
All the best
Muito obrigada pelo carinho! 😊
Today, I had to contact a parent from Brasil, and I’m so happy because I was able to communicate with her in Portuguese!
That's awesome!! 😀
Que maravilha!! 😀
Bea, obrigado por esse esclarecimento tão necessário na linguagem cotidiana. Foi divertido ver a palavra “paralelepípado” de novo. Lembro disso no bate-papo em groupe de sábado.
De nada, David!
Quando assisti à aula novamente, também me lembrei do *paralelepípedo* 😅 Vamos ver qual será a palavra do próximo encontro! 😅
Oí Bea!
Eu sou Paula do Virginia!
Could you please make a video on school vocabulary/ sentences /frases use in school/ high school ? For example:
Absences/ grades/ rules/
Obrigada!
Oi, Paula! Tudo bem?
Ótima sugestão!! Vou anotá-la aqui.😊
Yes, I enjoyed ! Thumbs up !
Muito obrigada! 😊
Sorry, at 06:34, why "teve"? Shouldnt it be "tinha" ?
The options in the quiz were tem or teve, so teve was the correct choice. In the past after nunca, both teve and tinha are grammatically correct. However there is a subtle semantic difference in meaning, which perhaps the professor can best explain to you.
@@POLSKAdoBOJU Because in the video she never mentioned "teve", just "tinha", therefore I asked.
@@msbudmsbud7593 probably because it's not a lesson on the conjugation of Ter. That would require a full separate video.
Olá! In this sentence, the best option is *teve* as it refers to a past and present time event. Until these days - *Nunca teve um sistema de metrô aqui.*
I will definitely make a lesson on *tive/teve* vs *tinha.* 😀
Alternatively... Existe could be simply mean "exist"... and you probably hear that used that way when you heard a pre-recorded message below that you will get in Brazil if you call a Disconnected number...
"O número chamado não existe, Por favor verifique o número discado e tente novamente."
Isso mesmo!