Verb IR (to go). IR de or IR em? Vehicles 🚗🚛🚂⛵️ European Portuguese lesson for beginners

I'm karolinti and this is European Portuguese lesson for beginners. In this episode you will learn when to use prepositions de and em with Portuguese verb IR - to go. You will be also presented transportation vocabulary in Portuguese. This is lesson lesson 57 dedicated to beginners. This lesson will also help you to prepare to CIPLE exam (Certificado Inicial de Português Língua Estrangeira), which is a mandatory for foreign individuals who want to obtain Portuguese citizenship.
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🍍 Lesson about verb IR (to go)
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00:00 - intro
00:30 - verb IR
01:40 - prepositions DE and EM
02:34 - vehicles in Portuguese
03:00 - IR de
03:28 - IR em
05:45 - practise
06:20 - até já!
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[@anttikuusmetso]

Obrigado Karolinti pela licao muito boa!

[@karolinti]

Obrigada Antti pela atenção 🙂 Abraços 🙂🌻

[@agobiante1603]

So helpful as always! See you in Algarve karolinti!!!

[@karolinti]

Thanks Agobiante for your support, see you in Portugal 😃🙂

[@coreyyoung4964]

Very very very useful 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@karolinti]

Thanks a lot😉

[@user-ce1kw2ss5f]

Que lindo vídeo!

[@lamyael5630]

Olá Karolinti 😊
This is a very important lesson and detailed explanation. 👍👍👍
Muito obrigada!🌹♥️🌹

[@karolinti]

Olá Lamya, I'm glad you like it, abraços fortes!😀

[@waimanhong775]

Muito obrigado

[@karolinti]

Obrigada eu😃

[@dorothyanongo]

Ótimo muito obrigada

[@silviagilberta]

Gracias

[@karolinti]

Thanks for watching Silvia 😃

[@edwardwiafe224]

Karoliniti is wonderful !

[@karolinti]

Muito obrigada, Edward 😃

[@edwardwiafe224]

Btw whats the difference between 'isto' and 'este' ? Rather confusing !

[@karolinti]

@@edwardwiafe224 watch my lesson about demonstratives, it's quite clear there m.th-cam.com/video/qBVx4zr3uzM/w-d-xo.html

[@edwardwiafe224]

The standard of your teaching is high and the videos are more detailed than many others onlline. Do you offer Skype/Online coaching ? If its not too expensive I'm really interested.

[@karolinti]

@@edwardwiafe224 thank you 😀Currently, I'm available only for my patreons www.patreon.com/karolinti

[@arunachudasama7046]

Muito obrigada pela lição ❤️❤️

[@karolinti]

Obrigada pela atenção Aruna 😃

[@ephremmurenziruremesha1941]

Ephrem hallo obrigada

[@karolinti]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@kamenkokasikovic2499]

Nós, os reformados, vamos sobretudo a pé e de transportes urbanos. Não é um problema quando ambas as nossas pernas estão saudáveis. Mas o meu vizinho Pedro não pode ir a lugar nenhum sem sua cadeira de rodas. Então, diz se que Pedro vai para a cidade na sua cadeira de rodas, em uma cadeira de rodas, ou só de cadeira de rodas? Aliás, sempre tenho problemas com o Pedro

[@indrakumarirai2575]

👏👏👏👏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@sudhirkumar-xv2qu]

Ma'am , What we use for this or that car

[@commocean]

Muito obrigado! Why is it "...vai no (em + o) autocarro No. 7" but not "... vai do (de + o} autocarro"? 🙃💗

[@karolinti]

👍spot on! Hi, in this case preposition de won't join with an article of the noun!

[@commocean]

​@@karolinti The useage of the definite article is a little confusing. (of course, even in English, Brits say "go to hospital" and yanks say "go to the hospital". So, with fewer words to tell the taxi driver they get there faster and live longer!🙃) I notice in Portuguese it's used in front of possessive pronouns (e.g., o meu pai). Are there any other major diffrerences we should learn? Thank you.💗