In Portuguese, the formality of commands or requests can depend on the verb conjugation used, for example: Fala is the imperative form used with "tu" (informal singular you). Fale is the imperative form used with "você" (formal singular you) So, "fale mais alto" is formal because "fale" is the formal imperative form of the verb "falar" used with "você." Here’s a clearer breakdown: Fala mais alto - Speak louder (informal, used with "tu") Fale mais alto - Speak louder (formal, used with "você") The use of "fale" instead of "fala" makes the phrase formal. Hope this helps! 😊😊
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Thank you for including the informal form. It's very rare to find on any other learning channel or learning app.
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I don't understand, for eg formal is Fala and informal is falas so how is it fale mais alto formal? Tx
In Portuguese, the formality of commands or requests can depend on the verb conjugation used, for example:
Fala is the imperative form used with "tu" (informal singular you).
Fale is the imperative form used with "você" (formal singular you)
So, "fale mais alto" is formal because "fale" is the formal imperative form of the verb "falar" used with "você."
Here’s a clearer breakdown:
Fala mais alto - Speak louder (informal, used with "tu")
Fale mais alto - Speak louder (formal, used with "você")
The use of "fale" instead of "fala" makes the phrase formal.
Hope this helps! 😊😊