This is great! As a dental assistant in USA that works in a large portugués speaking community this helps me a lot! I hope you make more video like this one . Obrigada!!!
Hi Liz!! This is Jairo, the person who said all the positive comments about you and your successful story. This is a coincidence that you went to the dentist because my mom just had her dentist appointment 😬🙂🙂 here in México🇲🇽🇲🇽. Greetings from México and I hope one day I would be able to travel to Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹 and meet you as my generous portuguese professor 🙂🙂🙂. God bless you 🙏
Hi Liz!! This is Jairo again 🙂🙂. I don't want to bother you but I forgot to ask you, whenever I need help with a European Portuguese concept, is it okay with you if I communicate with you through Instagram? Or what is the best way to contact you? Thanks
You are very welcome to ask questions here in the comments section ! Thank you for all your support, Jairo! I went to Mexico back in 2008 and I loved it
Obrigado, obrigado, obrigado! BTW I wanted to tell you how during your video about the different pronunciations of the letter "S" your pronunciation of Lisboa reminded me of how the "L" is pronounced. Mine wasn't guttural enough while yours is perfect. Ironically, one of the hardest words for me to get just right is "Portugal." It's almost like "P't'gal" when they say it, and it's a toughie for me. LOL Thanks so much for this and the one on haircuts. (I nearly had the opportunity to visit in May when my dad was planning to rent a flat in Lisbon and spend a month there, but COVID-19 put paid to that idea, sadly). -PS I actually thought "fio dental" was correct, LOL. :-)
You will get here soon! Portuguese has what we call a dark L, which means you need to pull your tongue back towards your throat to make it sound correct, look out for it!
This video is very special for me! Would love to know a lot of vocabulary of the things in there, since this is my home turf. Great job Liz, thanks! Side note: Are you scared of dentists? 😁
Eu percebo a questão do ângulo da câmara e isso mas regras são regras e vocês não estavam a cumprir o distanciamento ou em alternativa, a usar máscara.
Are you due a check up, querido aluno? Let me know if you'll be trying this vocab!
I guess this time I'll be on the other side. This vocabulary will be said TO ME instead of me saying it 😁
@@AxeDharme Aaaah are you a dentist! Não sabia!!
@@TalktheStreets
Yes indeed! É....interessante
This was very helpful as I go to my dentist in Portugal very often. Now I could book my appointment myself.
This is great! As a dental assistant in USA that works in a large portugués speaking community this helps me a lot! I hope you make more video like this one . Obrigada!!!
Oh that's awesome!!
In Brazil you would use the same word for floss or g string: "fio dental". I personally never heard "fio dentário".
Hi Liz!! This is Jairo, the person who said all the positive comments about you and your successful story. This is a coincidence that you went to the dentist because my mom just had her dentist appointment 😬🙂🙂 here in México🇲🇽🇲🇽. Greetings from México and I hope one day I would be able to travel to Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹 and meet you as my generous portuguese professor 🙂🙂🙂. God bless you 🙏
Hi Liz!! This is Jairo again 🙂🙂. I don't want to bother you but I forgot to ask you, whenever I need help with a European Portuguese concept, is it okay with you if I communicate with you through Instagram? Or what is the best way to contact you? Thanks
You are very welcome to ask questions here in the comments section ! Thank you for all your support, Jairo! I went to Mexico back in 2008 and I loved it
Thank you so much Liz✨️
Very helpful content..!!👌💯
So glad!
muinto bem.obrigado.
Excellent 💫
useful
awesome. I think i need to work in Portugal because in the States right now we're wearing a crazy amount of protective gear! Keep up the great videos!
Just went to the dentist for the "primeira vez" em Portugal! Uma grand ajuda!
So glad to hear it!!
Thankyou so much for this practical portugees lessons.make this typé of more video.thankyou so much for helping. It will definitely Help me.
I love your videos!!!
Thanks Kev, so glad they are helpful!
No Brasil se chama fio dental.
Ooooh, I don’t like seeing the dentist that much. 🦷 But through your lesson it became more interesting. Will be seeing my German dentist next week. 😉😲
Thanks Liz, your content has always been super helpful.
De nada! Glad its useful!
Love these videos!
Love you back!
Obrigado, obrigado, obrigado! BTW I wanted to tell you how during your video about the different pronunciations of the letter "S" your pronunciation of Lisboa reminded me of how the "L" is pronounced. Mine wasn't guttural enough while yours is perfect. Ironically, one of the hardest words for me to get just right is "Portugal." It's almost like "P't'gal" when they say it, and it's a toughie for me. LOL Thanks so much for this and the one on haircuts. (I nearly had the opportunity to visit in May when my dad was planning to rent a flat in Lisbon and spend a month there, but COVID-19 put paid to that idea, sadly). -PS I actually thought "fio dental" was correct, LOL. :-)
You will get here soon! Portuguese has what we call a dark L, which means you need to pull your tongue back towards your throat to make it sound correct, look out for it!
Talk the Streets Obrigado, vou fazer isso. 😊🇵🇹
This video is very special for me! Would love to know a lot of vocabulary of the things in there, since this is my home turf.
Great job Liz, thanks!
Side note: Are you scared of dentists? 😁
Errrrr not scared but hate it because I always have sensitive teeth!
Enjoyed the video. How would the dentist say "I am going to do a checkup"?
In this video he says - "vou dar uma olhadela" - meaning I'm going to take a look!
The dental term for gums is indeed 'gingiva'. So 'gengiva' isn't too far off
Right, I just think about gingivitis and it's easy to remember. It's also similar in other Romance languages.
Ace! I didn't think of this!
Sorry but in Portuguese it's "gengiva", not "gingiva".
@@Module79L that's what I said
what dentist. can you refer if I am looking for a dentist in Lisbon
Excuse me, can u translate 100 common words from English into Portuguese please. Muito obrigado 😊
I can add this to the list!
Talk the Streets yaaaay thank you this will rlly help me out
Hi Liz, I didn't understand what the dentist sayd about the meaning of fio dental
fio dentário is the wire that you use to floss your teeth
fio dental is G string
Sorry can not continue the video after 0:38.
Hey liz! voce pode me dar as palavras ou vocabulario em PT-BR :) Thanks
Same here, you’d just pronounce it differently!
@@TalktheStreets Thx liz! :)
Eu percebo a questão do ângulo da câmara e isso mas regras são regras e vocês não estavam a cumprir o distanciamento ou em alternativa, a usar máscara.
Oof, there's always one.
Eu nao gosto a dentista. Eu fazo Todo o meu propio Lavoro dental 😁😁😁
I lived in the UK for almost 4 years and you dont look prototypical British. You look more Mediterranean. You probably fit in very easily in Portugal.
What does prototypical British look like? If you mean white, you can't have lived there very recently 😆
@@TalktheStreets You got me there. 1996-2000 but even then lots of foreigners. Sorry my statement was ignorant.