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3 Minute Portuguese - Course 4 | Language lessons for beginners

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction to the course

      1:35

    • 2.

      27a - está

      3:29

    • 3.

      27b - em

      3:43

    • 4.

      27c - como

      3:02

    • 5.

      27d - estou

      3:40

    • 6.

      27e - ocupado

      3:20

    • 7.

      27f - ele está

      3:02

    • 8.

      27g - cansado

      3:24

    • 9.

      27h - com pressa

      3:17

    • 10.

      27i - feminine adjectives

      3:18

    • 11.

      27j - não estou

      3:19

    • 12.

      27k - negatives and questions

      3:44

    • 13.

      27l - recap of words so far

      4:17

    • 14.

      27m - How are you?

      2:38

    • 15.

      27n - installing a motor

      4:04

    • 16.

      27o - I'm very well, thank you

      3:52

    • 17.

      27p - Let's practise - English to Portuguese

      3:37

    • 18.

      27q - Let's practise - Portuguese to English

      3:02

    • 19.

      27r - Let's recap - English to Portuguese

      4:20

    • 20.

      27s - Let's recap - Portuguese to English

      3:13

    • 21.

      27t - você

      1:37

    • 22.

      27.5a - tudo bem?

      4:03

    • 23.

      27.5b - goodbye

      4:15

    • 24.

      28a - recap of previous lesson

      2:55

    • 25.

      28b - (você) vai

      3:30

    • 26.

      28c - onde vs aonde

      3:16

    • 27.

      28d - vou

      3:21

    • 28.

      28e - não vou

      3:02

    • 29.

      28f - estou vs sou

      3:03

    • 30.

      28g - (você) é vs (você) está

      3:15

    • 31.

      28h - (você) é vs (você) está

      3:23

    • 32.

      28i - ele é & ela é

      3:12

    • 33.

      28j - temporary and permanent

      3:22

    • 34.

      28k - é vs está

      3:40

    • 35.

      28l - são vs estão

      3:11

    • 36.

      28m - fica & ficam

      3:32

    • 37.

      28n - Let's practise - English to Portuguese

      3:34

    • 38.

      28o - Let's practise - Portuguese to English

      3:03

    • 39.

      28p - Let's recap - English to Portuguese

      4:54

    • 40.

      28q - Let's recap - Portuguese to English

      3:03

    • 41.

      29a - recap of previous lesson

      2:59

    • 42.

      29b - o senhor

      2:56

    • 43.

      29c - a senhora

      3:13

    • 44.

      29d - chamo-me

      3:28

    • 45.

      29e - tenho

      4:09

    • 46.

      29f - Let's practise - English to Portuguese

      5:12

    • 47.

      29g - Let's practise - Portuguese to English

      3:42

    • 48.

      29h - Let's recap - English to Portuguese

      4:03

    • 49.

      29i - Let's recap - Portuguese to English

      3:18

    • 50.

      30a - em nome de

      3:34

    • 51.

      30b - reservei

      2:53

    • 52.

      30c - alterar

      3:12

    • 53.

      30d - it

      3:41

    • 54.

      30e - lo / la

      3:41

    • 55.

      30f - agora

      3:38

    • 56.

      30g - mais tarde

      2:39

    • 57.

      30h - Let's practise - English to Portuguese

      3:37

    • 58.

      30i - Let's practise - Portuguese to English

      2:54

    • 59.

      30j - Let's recap - English to Portuguese

      3:25

    • 60.

      30k - Let's recap - Portuguese to English

      3:03

    • 61.

      31a - (você) quer

      3:10

    • 62.

      31b - question words

      3:18

    • 63.

      31c - comer

      3:15

    • 64.

      31d - pedir

      2:50

    • 65.

      31e - verbs with "it"

      3:22

    • 66.

      31f - beber

      3:29

    • 67.

      31g - hoje

      3:19

    • 68.

      31h - Let's practise - English to Portuguese

      4:19

    • 69.

      31i - Let's practise - Portuguese to English

      3:21

    • 70.

      31j - Let's recap - English to Portuguese

      3:39

    • 71.

      31k - Let's recap - Portuguese to English

      3:43

    • 72.

      32a - Building Structures

      3:47

    • 73.

      32b - changing the question word

      4:21

    • 74.

      32c - practice questions

      3:34

    • 75.

      32d - extra information

      3:14

    • 76.

      32e - manipulating structure 1

      2:40

    • 77.

      32f - what is an infinitive?

      4:03

    • 78.

      32g - qual & quanto

      5:03

    • 79.

      32h - practice questions

      3:17

    • 80.

      32i - practice questions

      3:01

    • 81.

      32j - practice questions

      3:19

    • 82.

      32k - practice questions

      3:24

    • 83.

      32l - practice questions

      3:16

    • 84.

      32m - practice questions

      3:18

    • 85.

      32n - practice questions

      3:36

    • 86.

      32o - more words

      4:25

    • 87.

      32p - turning it all negative

      3:01

    • 88.

      32q - negative questions

      3:29

    • 89.

      32r - practice questions

      3:26

    • 90.

      32s - recap of structure 1

      2:57

    • 91.

      32t - recap of structure 1

      3:12

    • 92.

      32u - recap of structure 1

      3:04

    • 93.

      33a - (eu) pedi

      3:18

    • 94.

      33b - para você

      2:54

    • 95.

      33c - não

      3:33

    • 96.

      33d - foi

      3:20

    • 97.

      33e - esteve

      3:18

    • 98.

      33f - foi vs esteve

      3:07

    • 99.

      33g - não foi / não esteve

      3:16

    • 100.

      33h - não foi / não esteve

      3:15

    • 101.

      33i - ontem

      3:26

    • 102.

      33j - Let's practise - English to Portuguese

      6:02

    • 103.

      33k - Let's practise - Portuguese to English

      4:18

    • 104.

      33l - Let's recap - English to Portuguese

      4:37

    • 105.

      33m - Let's recap - Portuguese to English

      4:09

    • 106.

      34a - a mesma coisa

      3:33

    • 107.

      34b - a mesma coisa que

      3:08

    • 108.

      34c - mais um / outro

      2:59

    • 109.

      34d - mais um / outro

      3:31

    • 110.

      34e - um copo / uma taça

      3:36

    • 111.

      34f - se é possivel

      2:44

    • 112.

      34g - Let's practise - English to Portuguese

      4:04

    • 113.

      34h - Let's practise - Portuguese to English

      3:55

    • 114.

      34i - Let's recap - English to Portuguese

      4:24

    • 115.

      34j - Let's recap - Portuguese to English

      3:17

    • 116.

      35a - dói-me

      5:30

    • 117.

      35b - body parts

      3:42

    • 118.

      35c - parti

      3:14

    • 119.

      35d - medicine

      3:22

    • 120.

      35e - a gripe

      2:49

    • 121.

      35f - sinto-me

      3:30

    • 122.

      35g - não me sinto

      3:16

    • 123.

      35h - doente

      3:27

    • 124.

      35i - recap

      2:32

    • 125.

      35j - Let's practise - English to Portuguese

      5:30

    • 126.

      35k - Let's practise - Portuguese to English

      3:10

    • 127.

      35l - Let's recap - English to Portuguese

      3:40

    • 128.

      35m - Let's recap - Portuguese to English

      3:36

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Hello and welcome to “3 Minute Portuguese” course 4.

In this course, you will learn lots of new Portuguese words and phrases that you can add to the knowledge you learnt in previous lessons. You'll learn everything in a step-by-step way that builds on what you've already learnt. You'll have lots of opportunities for practising, so you don't need to worry about forgetting anything.

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Hello, I'm Kieran and I'm a language tutor based in the UK. I have created a series of online courses that you can use to learn to speak French, Spanish, German, Italian and Portuguese. (I also have some English and math courses)

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1. Introduction to the course: Hello and welcome to three-minute Portuguese course. For this course is a follow-up to three-minute Portuguese course three. And it uses all of the words and phrases that we learned in that course. So if you haven't been through Course three, you should do that before starting this one. As always, this course covers both European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese. And I explain the differences in vocabulary and pronunciation throughout. This course is based on the method I developed for teaching languages, which I use in all my classes and courses. The method will get you speaking Portuguese quickly without the struggle normally associated with language learning. Just like with the last course, remember that 3 min is the key to effective learning. I've kept the lessons in short three-minute chunks so that you can learn at your own pace. Keep your study sessions short to avoid boredom. That way you maintain your motivation. You'll be more consistent in your learning. So it'll become a habit. And you'll also find that you memorize with much more easily and effectively. Stick to short bursts of study rather than long drawn-out sessions. I hope you enjoy this course in town, Varmus commissar. So let's begin. 2. 27a - está: Here's your first word for this lesson and for this course. H star, star. We've already seen it before and we learned that it means it is when you're talking about the location of something. But she has a second meaning. It can mean ru. And don't forget that in Brazilian Portuguese, it will be pronounced estar. Estar or esta can mean, are you How would you ask, where are you on their star? On the star or in Brazilian Portuguese? On GSR, on JSTOR. So as I said, we learned many moons ago that the word a star or a star can mean it is when you're talking about the location of something, e.g. ash, that can mean it is here or in Brazilian Portuguese star icky. Well now we know that esta or esta can also mean, argue. If stack can mean it is, or are you, how do we know which is which? Well, you can usually tell from the context of the conversation whether somebody is talking about you or it. But there is another way for when it isn't clear. The actual word for you in Portuguese is Voss, say vos, say. You can add it to the beginning of each step to clarify. So we'll say esta, or we'll say a star, means are you. Now the word was safe is used in ever-so-slightly different ways. In Brazilian and European Portuguese. In Brazil, you always put the word will say with h star. So you would say things like Orangeville, say a star on devo siesta, which means where are you? In Brazil, the word was say is the informal way of saying you. Whereas in Portugal, the word was saying is the formal way of saying you. In Portugal, people prefer to use the formal way of speaking than the informal as they consider it more polite. On the other hand, in Brazil, people prefer to use the informal way of speaking as they consider it more friendly. So in reality, you can use the word vos, say in both Brazil and Portugal, and you'll be making everybody happy. The only difference is that in Brazil, they always use the word bossy and rarely miss it off. But in Portugal, they will miss it off and just use the word estar to mean are you without saying the word was say. In Portugal, It's only used as a clarifier. In Brazil, it's obligatory. So on dash star or on JSTOR can mean where are you, Where is it? So to clarify, we can use the word will say on the Wasatch star or on devo se Esta. Where are you? 3. 27b - em: We've just seen that the word star means are you and you can use the word vos say to clarify that it doesn't mean it is. So we'll say esta, or in Brazilian Portuguese, will say a star. Are you How would you ask, are you here? What's the Starkey? Starkey or in Brazilian Portuguese? And we'll say a Starkey was say a stocky. And actually the word vos say can go in front or after the word edge there. So you could say H double, say a key. But it's much more common to see it in front. So we'll say stocky. How would you ask, are you here tomorrow? We'll say hashtag key ammonia will say hashtag key ammonia. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, will say esta archaea ammonia will say a stocky ammonia. Where are you tomorrow? On the vasa recta ammonia. On the Wasatch that ammonia or in Brazilian Portuguese on G4 se Esta ammonia on G will say a star ammonia. Now this next word is a tiny word, I1. I1, or in Brazilian Portuguese, AIM. Aim. It means in I. M. The m on the end is classed as a nasal sound, so you don't pronounce it. I'm and aim. You pronounce it i1 and aim. So it's almost as though you have an N, G on the end of the word and you're just missing off the G. So I'm gonna take off the G. I'm aim. It means in. So how would you say in Portuguese, are you in Lisbon? Will say hashtag, unleash bar, will say a star unleash bar. Or in Brazilian Portuguese will say Esta en this bar will say a star, endless bar. So it's I1 in European Portuguese, and aim in Brazilian Portuguese. How would you ask, are you in Alabama tomorrow? What's the ich Dann eine Alpha ammonia will say star IN, OUT pharma ammonia or in Brazilian Portuguese, will say a star. And I'll Fama ammonia will say esta a farmer ammonia. And just in case you were wondering, Alpha Gamma is a neighborhood in Lisbon. In Portugal. 4. 27c - como: Here's a nice question word in Portuguese. Gone. Gone. It means how come? How would you say, how are you going to wish that was say esta or in Brazilian Portuguese. Como Esta, Como se Esta. So in this lesson so far we've had Ishtar or votes, they Esta, which means our u. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, ame means in column, means how. You'll hear common wish staff or Como se Esta quite a lot in Portuguese-speaking countries, it's a good phrase to learn and say when you want to ask, how are you? So whenever you meet somebody, you can say to them, all are moister. Or Hola Como se Esta. Hello, how are you? This next word is a good answer to that question. Buying B9 or bang. Bang. It means fine or well, so B9 in European Portuguese, and vein in Brazilian Portuguese. And it's got another of those nasal sounds on the end, buying vein. So the word B9 is what you can use to answer the question, Commonwealth Star, more comb-over siesta. You can imagine a mini conversation that you could use whenever you meet somebody. All our commonwealth siesta. Hello, how are you buying or selling album to bind? It will say, Well, thanks very well. And you see moon to bind combine operating model. Yes, very well as well. Thank you. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would hear it pronounced, allow, comb-over, say a star, maybe nobody else who want to bang. It will say, See More to paint and vein are big album. So how would you ask it in Portuguese? Are you well, we'll say esh turbine will say H turbine, or we'll say a stubbing. Stubbing. How would you ask? Hello, are you well, Ola, each turbine, all our Wasatch turbine, or in Brazilian Portuguese, will say Stabby. Stabby. 5. 27d - estou: This next word goes along the same lines as well. Siesta H2. H2. It means I am H2, or in Brazilian Portuguese, S2. S2. So how would you say I am here tomorrow? To Ikea ammonia. Ammonia or SDO wacky ammonia. Ammonia. I am in Lisbon. A newsboy, a store, and each bar or esto, esto en these bulla. I am here with Maria. Maria. Maria, or it's the wacky call. Maria is the wacky Maria. How would you say I am? Well, I still buying buying or s-domain a steel beam. I am very well. Don't want to bind, don't want to mine or s-domain to Bain. S-domain to Bain. Now, if you want to say, I am in the hotel, well, we know the word for n and we know the word for the. However, when you put in and that together in Portuguese, they combine and become a new word. I1 plus becomes new. In the feminine, i1 plus becomes no or none in Brazilian Portuguese, new means in the when you're talking about a masculine noun. And no means in the, when you're talking about a feminine noun. So how would you say, I am in the hotel? Estonia, hotel Nortel. Nortel. Nortel. I am in my room at the hotel. Esto no may acquire to our hotel. H2o numerical to our hotel. 6. 27e - ocupado: Here's a nice little adjective. Occupied. Occupied do. It means busy. Occupied do. It sort of looks like the English word occupied. So how would you say I am busy TO or goo, goo. Goo, goo or esto. Esto or Gu bathroom. I am very busy. H2. H2 or moist to occupied is still going to occupy. We've had so far in this lesson, we'll say esta or for say a star. Which means are you, I'm or ame, means in new. And mean in the new is the masculine and feminine. Common is how B9 means well, or being in Brazilian Portuguese. Comma, we'll say a star. Or a star means how are you? Esto. Esto means I am and I'll go Babel means busy. How would you say I am too busy? H2o, AACU battle damage, or Gu, battle damage. Or SDO occupied 0 g mice are good, bad or demise. I am busy tomorrow. Or glue bottle ammonia, H2 or Coupa. The ammonia or S2 are cuboidal. Ammonia is still a good bottle. Ammonia. I am too busy tomorrow. H2. H2 or Guba do the major mania or hypomania, a stove or cuboidal demise ammonia. Are you busy? And we'll say estar aqui. Paolo will say estar aqui, battle will say estar aqui. 7. 27f - ele está: How would you say are you very busy tomorrow? We'll say Ashton, we talk about the woman. Yeah. We'll say esta we'll do a couple of ammonia. Now we've had IM and ru. Well here's the next phrase and you'll notice that it's the same as ru, except the bit at the start is different. Il SDA. It means he is ill. Or in Brazilian Portuguese alias the LAS data. So how would you say he is here tomorrow? He'll Ashdod key ammonia. Ammonia or LES dot key ammonia, Elliot Starkey, ammonia. He is too busy. Eilish talcum powder, the mesh. Eilish that occupied the mesh or alias that occupied or demise. Alias that are called bad or demise. How would you say he is there? Ollie. Ollie. Ollie, Ollie, alias that allele. So ELS data or alias, that means he is. And if you want to say she is, you say Ella Esta or analyze data. So how would you say she is here tomorrow? Lh donkey ammonia. Ammonia or LI spiky ammonia. Li stocky ammonia. How would you say she is there? Lh Dolly, L H that alley or allies Valley? Ella es that allele. 8. 27g - cansado: We've been brushing this word HDR around quite a lot in this lesson. Firstly, I said it means ru. And now we know that it can also mean he is or she is. Well, because that can mean all of these different things. There are extra little words that you can add to clarify. These extra words are called pronouns. E.g. you can add voice, say, you get vasa recta. Vasa recta means are you, if you add ill or in Brazilian Portuguese, Ellie, which means he, then we get Eilish data or alias star, which means he is. Similarly, we can add l, which means she. And we get L star or Ella Esta. So that means she is so bossy, ill and ELA, or pronouns. Instead of pronouns, you can put any name in front of the word SDA. E.g. Paolo esta or Paolo. Sda means Paolo is Marie Ashdod or Maria. Sda means Maria is. So how would you say Paolo is busy tomorrow? Powell, a style coop out to ammonia. Ammonia or in Brazilian Portuguese. Powell esta occupy the woman, Yeah, Power Louis that occupy the ammonia. Here's another adjective. Can saddle. Saddle. It means tired. Can saddle. So how would you say I am very tired? To cancel due to concern? Or in Brazilian Portuguese is still mine to cancel them. To cancel them. Are you tired? We'll say a stack and sad. We'll say a stack and saddle. Or we'll say a stack. I'm sad to say a stack. And Sao. Paolo is too tired. Paolo, hashtag canceled. Oh my gosh. Paolo H that can sell the mesh. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, Powell a stack and Saudi mice by Louis that can start to demise. 9. 27h - com pressa: How would you say in Portuguese? I'm always tired. Esto sample reconcilable, H2O, sampler consultant, or in Brazilian Portuguese, esto sampling. So sampling can saddle. Here's your next phrase in Portuguese. Compressor. Compressor. It means in a hurry. Compressor. It literally means with haste, gone presser. So how would you say I'm in a hurry? Store compressor? A store compressor or a store compressor. Compressor. Are you in a hurry? We'll say hashtag compressor will say hashtag compressor or vasa stack compressor will say a stack compressor. In this lesson, we've learned a couple of more adjectives. However, if you want to say something like she is busy or she is tired, you'll need to know the feminine versions of the adjectives are cuboidal and canceled. Just like with other adjectives that end in the letter 0, you can change the 0 to a to make it feminine. So AACU paddle means busy in the masculine, but I'll go. Patho means busy in the feminine, are called Babu, Koopa. And the same goes with tired. Can stub is tired in the masculine. Can Sabah is tied in the feminine. Can saddle can salvage. The phrase compressor doesn't change though. Compressor literally means with haste. So that doesn't change in the feminine. So you say compressor in the masculine and compressor in the feminine. How would you say in Portuguese, he is busy. Eilish Dao, Gu Pobble, ill estar aqui Babu. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, alias that are called Babel. Alias that are called Babel. How would you say she is busy? Lh that are called bada. Boom, bada. You change vocal battle to occupy them. In Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it el estar aqui para. Allies that occupy data. 10. 27i - feminine adjectives: How would you say in Portuguese? He is tired. Julesz.com sample Eilish that canceled. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, LE stack can saddle alias that comes out them. How would you say she is tired? Lh that Gonzaga, lh.com server in Brazilian Portuguese you would say ala stack Gonzaga, LA stuck, and Salah. He is in a hurry. Eilish duck compressor, Julesz dot compressor or in Brazilian Portuguese alias that compressor, LES dot compressor. How would you say she is in a hurry? Lh that compressor. Ella Esta compressor. Compressor stays the same in the masculine and feminine. How would you say Paolo is busy? Bowel, wish that are comparable. Aged out or cuboidal. Or in Brazilian Portuguese power louis that are called Babel. Bao Lu estar aqui Babel. How would you say Maria is busy? Muddy, I star Koopa. Maria estar aqui para. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, Maria's that are called bother. Maria estar aqui para. Paolo is tired. Polish that can sell a stock, can sell them. Or in Brazilian Portuguese bound Louis that can sample by all the waste that can startle. Fear is tired. Sofia, a stack can Santa Sofia, a stack can solder. In Brazilian Portuguese, Sophia is stuck and Santa Sofia, a stack can solder. How would you say Paolo is in a hurry? Boulware stack compressor. The compressor. 11. 27j - não estou: How would you say in Portuguese, Maria is in a hurry. Maria hashtag compressor. Maria, HER compressor, or Maria is that compressor? Maria is that compressor. We had stole, which means I am well the opposite of S2 or S2 is now my stool. Now S2 means I'm not or in Brazilian Portuguese. Now it's still now S2. So how would you say in Portuguese, I'm not in a root tomorrow. Now I stole a white woman, yeah. Now we stole a vital ammonia or in Brazilian Portuguese. Now installed and available ammonia. Now a stone, a woman, yeah. I'm not here tomorrow. Now. I still ikea mania. Now, it's dorky ammonia. Now I stole a key. Ammonia. Now as the wacky ammonia. I'm not very well. Now we still want to ban. Now I stole mine to bind in Brazilian Portuguese. Now I still multiple vane. Now I stole mine to buy-in. How would you say I am not in the hotel? I'm in the restaurant. Now. I stole Nortel H2O nuanced around. Now I still Nortel H2O, new hashtag around, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Now I stole Nortel is still no histology. Now I stole Nortel is though new Historian Ji. I'm not busy. Now. I stole a coupon. Now I stole a good bottle. I'm not tired. Now it's token Savile. Now, H2O cancel. I'm not in a hurry. Now I stole compressor. Now as TO compressor. 12. 27k - negatives and questions: Now, if you're female, don't forget that you have to make the adjectives can solve them. And AACU, Babu, feminine, e.g. if you want to say, I'm not tired in the feminine, you would say, now I still can start on. Now, SDO can saga. However, if you make a mistake and use the masculine form of the adjective, it's not the end of the world, so don't panic. Everybody will know what you mean. Now we had il esta or Elliot star, which was, he is, well the opposite is ill. Now Ishtar or LE, now a star, which means he isn't. Similarly, if you want to say she isn't, you say Ella now Ashton, L, and now I star. So how would you say he isn't here tomorrow? You will now hashtag key ammonia. Now a Starkey ammonia or in Brazilian Portuguese. Le, now Starkey ammonia. Le now I start ikea mom, yeah. She isn't tired. Ala knowledge that can solver. Ala knowledge that can Sabah or ELA. Now I start Gonzaga in Brazilian Portuguese. How would you say She isn't very tired? Ala now reached out to count Sava. Ala, now I'm going to consider she's not in a hurry. Ala, now we're stuck compressor Ella, now a stack compressor. He isn't busy. Knowledge that are ku ba boo. You now wish that occupy them. Or LE, now ash that are Coupa, LE, now I star coupon. Now we know that the phrase is Eilish star and LH, that mean he is and she is respectively. But they can also be used in questions. So Eilish star or alias, that means is he and elastin or LI star means is she. So all you have to do in Portuguese is put a question mark after it. So you haven't got to change the words at all or switch them around. So how would you ask, is he busy? Eli star. Star occupied or in Brazilian Portuguese? Les that occupy the LES Taco Bell. So we have to do is raise your voice slightly in speaking to make it sound like a question. Because if you don't, then you get the statement ELS that are called babel, which means he is busy. So you have to make it sound a bit more like a question. Ela star occupied. 13. 27l - recap of words so far: How would you ask him Portuguese issue, tired. A livestock can Sattler. Sattler. Ellie stack Gonzaga. Ella es back-end server. Is he in a hurry? Electric compressor. The compressor or alias that compressor. Alias.com, pacer. Is she there? Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala, Sally. Is he here tomorrow? Bialystok ammonia. Ammonia in Brazilian Portuguese. Les dot ikea ammonia. Les that a key ammonia. Is she busy? A lifestyle, local bother? A lifestyle. How would you ask Where is he? On the USDA? On the elastin. In Brazilian Portuguese, OpenGL ES the orangey alias data. Where is she? On the eyelash, down on the eyelash data. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, orange ELS data. Orangey Ella Esta. So we've had in this lesson so far, and we'll say Esta, which means our u, or in Brazilian Portuguese will say esta or ame means in new. And now, both mean in the null is the masculine and feminine is how buying means well, or in Brazilian Portuguese, you pronounce it being com slash star. Star means how are you? S2 or S2 means I am Isla Vista or alias. That means he is a lifestyle. Or Ella Esta means she is AACU, babble is busy, or Coupa is busy in the feminine. Saddle means tired. Can solver is tired in the feminine. Compressor means in a hurry. Now H2. Now S2 means I'm not ill now Ishtar or LE, now a star means he isn't. L and our star. Or Ella, Esta means she isn't. Then as a question, you will esta or LAS data means is he. And similarly, a lifestyle or LI star means is she. 14. 27m - How are you?: When you get asked the question will say a star. Will say a star. Which means how are you? As I've said, you can just answer with the word mine. Mine, which means fine. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it being. However, if you want to add a little pizzazz to your language, you now know how to say I am. So you could say something like I am fine, or you could make it a little longer. E.g. if somebody says to you, will say star, you could answer a store buying and bring them to mind. It will say, which means I'm well, thanks, I'm very well. And you, or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it. A steel beam over the garden is dominant to main. It will say, then the other person might reply C, H turbine. See each turbine. Or C is domain. C, S domain. Which means, yes, I'm well, installing a motor. When somebody asks you a question like, how are you in English? How do you answer? Generally, people have a response that comes out automatically whenever they're asked questions that they get asked a lot. I know if I get asked, How am I usually just say Yes, I'm good, thanks, How are you? I don't think about it. It just comes out. This is because my response to this question has become a reflex. Similarly, if somebody asked me in Portuguese, star, without thinking, I automatically say moist BU, buying oblique Adam, Eve, or say the words just come out of my mouth. This is because I've set them so often, they'd become a reflex. A reflex is something that happens quickly and automatically. They happen all over the body, e.g. if you put your hand on something really hot, you don't leave it there and go out. That really burns and slowly take your hand off. Now what happens is you don't even think about what to do. Nobody just pulls the hand off automatically. In languages I call these reflexes motors. And that's because they help you to speed along or motor along with your language learning. And the more motors you install in your brain, the more quickly you will be communicating easily. In Portuguese, installing a motor is easy. The hardest part is just deciding what your motor is going to look like. In the rest of this lesson, we're going to make two small motors that you can use everyday in Portuguese. 15. 27n - installing a motor: Installing a motor. Now the first motor that we're going to learn is the hello. How are you motor? You now know a couple of different ways that you can ask this in Portuguese. The first one is, Allah will say esta Hola Como se Esta. Which literally means hello, how are you? Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would say it was se Esta. The second way that you've learned how to ask how somebody is, is all I will say each turbine. Turbine, which literally means hello, are you well, in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it. Allah will say stubbing. Stubbing. So you can say all our conversation or Wasatch turbine. The first one is used more often, but the second one is just as good. So pick the one that you prefer. Now to install the motor into your brain, where you have to do is repeat it to yourself again and again and again and again. Imagine yourself in situations where you could use it and say it out loud to yourself. When you walk into a restaurant, you can say all our commonwealth siesta. When you go into a hotel, you can say all our common law says that when you go into a shop, you can say Hola Como se Esta. Even when you pass somebody when you're out on a walk in the park. All our common law system, There are lots of different places where you can use this motor. So it's a very useful one to install. So say it to yourself again and again out loud so that it becomes a reflex all our common ancestor. Or if you prefer, you can take the raw stay out. All our star is your motor. So choose the one that you feel most comfortable using. So that's your first murder, either all our conversations or Wasatch turbine or as I said, you can take the vasa out all our moister or Allah Esteban. Your second motor is going to be your response to this question. Again, there are numerous ways you could do this. Scene. It will say, See, I still BioBrick album Evil. Say this literally means yes, I'm well, thank you. And you, or you could answer. It will say H2O bind eval. Say, this literally means I'm well and you, or you could just say buying, it will say buying. It will say, which means well, and you, or you could say buying nobody Adam, Eve or same, which means, well, thank you and do. So those are four examples. In Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce them, see a small mammal, but you will see its domain. It will say, eval, say, or maybe nobody will say. You could make up for more examples just by using the word, which means vary. So you could say, seem to BioBrick album Evil say, which literally means, yes, I'm very well, Thank you. And you are going to bind, it will say, which literally means I'm very well. And you or my turbine, it will say very well. And you or my domain, it will say very well, thank you. Undo. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would say those four examples as see, a stoma domain will be garbled. Even say it's dormant domain. It will say my domain. It will say to me nobody album Evil. Say. That's just eight examples of an answer to the question, how are you pick your favorite and install it by saying it again and again and again. If you're in a Portuguese speaking country, every time somebody asks you how you are, say your motor very quickly, it will become so ingrained in your brain that you won't have to think about how to say it. It will just come out. 16. 27o - I'm very well, thank you: So you have two very short Motors now. The first one is to ask how somebody is, and the second one is an answer to that question. E.g. all our common ancestor is still buying them together. It will say, remember however that if you ask somebody how they are and then they asked you back, then your answer won't have an due on the end. So we can put the undo in brackets, H2 minus H1 or H2 buying nobody gave them evil, say. So write your motors down however you want them, and then install them in your brain by saying them to yourself again and again and again. And then when you're traveling through any Portuguese-speaking countries, you can whip them out and speak like the natives do. Whilst we're talking about Portuguese speaking countries, there is a word that you might not have seen, looser phone. Whenever you see looser phone, that means that, that country is Portuguese-speaking. And they're actually quite a lot of Lucifer and countries. There's obviously Portugal and Brazil, which have Portuguese as their official languages. But there are actually lots of countries that also speak Portuguese. And Dora has a lot of Portuguese speakers as those, Luxembourg, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela. And then there are a lot of African countries that have Portuguese as their official languages. Angola, Cape Verde, and Guinea-Bissau, well, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, and south or may bring seep. They all have Portuguese as their official language. And then in Asia, there are other countries, Macau and East Timor, which have Portuguese as their official languages. In fact, in the whole world, there are almost 300 million people who speak Portuguese as their first language, so it's quite a common language. Now, in this lesson we've had a star. A star, which means ru. Or ame, means in new. And now are the masculine and feminine words for in the column means how? B9 or being means. Well, then the question, common wish, that means how are you esto? Esto means I am Eilish star or alias. That means he is a Lashkar or LS, that means she is. Oh, cool, battle is busy. In the feminine, it becomes a cool PABA. Can sample means tired, and in the feminine, it's Salah. Compressor means in a hurry and there's no different feminine form. Now a stool, or now I still means I'm not evil now a star or LE, now I star means he isn't. Ala. Now I star or L at now a star means she isn't. English star or LES star means is he a lifestyle? Or LAS star means is she. Then we've had our first two motors. All go moister. All our commonwealth say star means hello, how are you? So the first motor is a way of asking how somebody is and the second motor is an answer to that. E.g. move to BioBrick album Evil say, which means very well, Thank you. 17. 27p - Let's practise - English to Portuguese: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How would you say in Portuguese, where are you? On the Wasatch star? On the Wasatch data. Or in Brazilian Portuguese on Geebo siesta. Orangey will say Esta. I'm in Lisbon. Stole Eilish bore, unleash bar, or in Brazilian Portuguese is stored in this bulla, stole endless boomer. I'm very busy. Going to occupy your mind to a coupon. Maria is too busy tomorrow. Maria h Tau Coupa demise ammonia. Maria h Tau Coupa, the mice ammonia. I'm not tired but I'm in a hurry. Now. I still consoling message TO compressor. Now my shadow consultant message TO compressor. He isn't here. You will now have stocky. You'll now have stocky or LE, now a stocky. Le, now a stocky. How is Paolo? Common wish that bowel? Gamow? I'm very well, but I'm also very tired. A stoma to mine, much standby mode to cancel them, to bind, mash, combine a stone, money to cancel them. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, estimate domain must dumbbell is don't wait to cancel them. Estimate to Bain. Mass damping, stole money to concern. Are you busy tomorrow? We'll say Ashdod coupon to ammonia. Ammonia. What time is she here tomorrow? I got older. They lashed tacky ammonia, LI stocky ammonia. 18. 27q - Let's practise - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? I could. I could what I shuffle siesta. I'm far more time. Are you in Fargo now? I still I'm Fido. I am now I stole a stool. I'm Eva. I'm not in Varro. I'm in every LH. Lh. She is very busy. They have someone to concern. Josie. Moon to cancel. Josie is very tired. Reservoir, a joy to Rush. Modesto moon to consult them at a serovar ASO to rush massage. Don't want to cancel. The reservation is at 08:00, but I'm very tired. Elijah compressor. The compressor. Is she in a hurry? Coma will say star Como se Esta. How are you going? Voice that told us that total Moon. How is everybody? Sophie h Tau Coupa, Sophia h Tau Kabbalah. Sofia is busy. We'll say esh turbine. The turbine. Are you well. 19. 27r - Let's recap - English to Portuguese: Now let's do some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases we learned in previous lessons. How would you say in Portuguese? Take the second row on the left and then the third road on the right. Damas Laguna, who are either push other side of who are the right? Thomas, who are either push other side recital who are at the right time or in Brazilian, Portuguese domestic one that I scared the data who are delayed? Dormi I second that who am I scared? Either boys at etc. who are agitate. The iron doesn't work. And the iron in Portuguese is who fell? Who fail now from Zona. Fell now from Sirona. The chemists is straight on. I've had a mass Yep. 50k. I'm friend. Pharmacia FECA. I'm friend. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. I found a mass, yeah, FECA and Frenchie. Pharmacia, FECA and Frenchie. The key doesn't work. A sharp. And now from Sirona, shaven, now from Sirona. I think it's always very good here. Pardon me, a sample mean to monarchy. But a same promote too wonky. I would like a bigger car, please. Ghetto, own cow or special, I've order. Or special order. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, get your own car whom I or por favor. My bananas are perfect. Meniere's bananas Thumper fighters as Meniere's banana sample fighters. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, as many as bananas, some per fetus. As many as bananas sample fetus. Can I have two bags, please? Both will tell us the college slash slash my border. In Brazilian Portuguese. Possible data, do a cycle as possible death, do us a call as por favor. The lunch is perfect. One muscle, a muscle, a provider too. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, were Mosul. Mosul a perfect tool? It's good here. A boy monkey, a bone wacky. 20. 27s - Let's recap - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some Portuguese to English recap translations. What are these Portuguese sentences mean in English? Quantile, Gustaf, poor set, d dash. Dash. How much is it for seven days? Time? Mapper, tiny mapper. Do you have a map? Postal ear, outer ear? How can I go to the airport? Huc12 IN since the school age to s2, I1, since the age group. I would like this belt in dark gray. A sample fantastic wacky. A sample fantastic wacky. It's always fantastic here. Who stays in Quinta? You may rush, pushed us in Quinta you, and you will lose its €51 on the FECA, universidad. On the FECA and universidad. Whereas the University dorm as a either parallel h bar e, the Sega and friend dorm as aida parallel h bar e. The Sega and friend take the exit towards Lisbon and then goes straight on. Good, We're ballerina ammonia. Get a weird about diarrhea, ammonia. I would like to go to the bakery tomorrow. Both to their boss who don't know it is fashionable. Can I have a room for tonight, please? 21. 27t - você: I just wanted to give you a brief explanation of the word vos same or you. In Portuguese. We've already mentioned it, but I just wanted to make sure it's clear for everybody. In Brazil, you will hear the word vos, say, use all the time. So if you're learning Brazilian Portuguese, this isn't ready for you. Just carry on using VSC as often as you like. In Portugal, they prefer to miss off the word bossy if they can. So when you're asking somebody how they offer example, you would say com slash star, star. And you will rarely say go move or say a star. It's not wrong to use the word while C is just not very commonly used in Portugal. Somebody told me once, if you use Rossi all the time when you're speaking in Portugal, It's the equivalent of somebody using your name constantly when they're talking to you in English. It's just a bit annoying. Hello Karen. How are you, Karen? Are you busy, Karen? That's what it would sound like to somebody in Portugal. If you said Hola Como se Esta, will say hashtag called Babel. That sounds perfectly fine in Brazil, but in Portugal, they prefer to miss off the word bossy. Hola Como Esta telco puddle. So I hope that's clear now, if you're learning Brazilian Portuguese, use Voss say as often as you like. If you're learning European Portuguese, you don't need to use VLC, just miss it off unless it's really unclear. 22. 27.5a - tudo bem?: I thought I would make this little half lesson just to add a little bit of extra information to the previous lesson. This is because there is more than one way to ask, how are you in Portuguese? Previously, we learned this question and answer. Goma will say Ashton gum will say a star for how are you. Then H2 BioBrick album, buying or pregabalin, which means I'm well, thank you. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it S domain of the gavel. But this isn't the only way to ask and answer. How are you? Here's an expression that you'll hear quite a lot. To do. B9, to do bind. It means is everything okay to do B9? Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you pronounce it to domain. To domain. It's much less formal than comb-over siesta. It's sort of similar to the English question, how's it going to do mine? Or two domain? As I said, there are numerous ways to ask how are you in Portuguese? Let me give you a few examples and then you can pick your favorite and install it has a motor by saying it again and again. We've had comb-over siesta, comb-over search data, which means how are you? Wasatch turbine. Turbine means are you well, now we know to divine. Divine Is everything okay? Literally, it just means everything well, to divine. In Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce these three questions. Como se Esta. Say a stabbing. Pain. To do B9 or two domain literally just means everything well. But the full version of this question is H dot to do mine, I start to divine or esta to domain. To domain. Which means is everything okay, or is everything well? Or you might be able to guess what this next question means. More stuff to do. Como, which that tool? How is everything literally, how h star is? To do everything? In Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce these two questions and start to do vein and como esta to do. As well as the different ways to ask how somebody is. There are also lots of different ways to answer the question. So you can just say buying, buying, which means fine. Or in Brazilian Portuguese vein. Turbine. Turbine means I'm fine. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, s-domain. Going to bind. To bind. I'm very well. Or s-domain to beam two beam, toothbrush turbine. The turbine, everything is fine or everything is well. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it todo Esta beam to Esteban. And here are a few new ways to answer the question. Another mount, another amount. This means not bad. Literally it means nothing bad. Neither means nothing. In Portuguese. We've seen the word mount, which means bad. Now that Mao, or you could say now a shadow B9. Now I still buying. That means I'm not well, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Now I still beam. Or you can say echelon Mau, Mau, which means I'm feeling bad. The word mount can mean bad or you can also use it to mean ill. So Asheville mal means I'm feeling bad or I'm feeling ill. 23. 27.5b - goodbye: Gone. We'll say Vi comma Vj, vi. Now we've seen the question, cool movie star. But there is another very similar phrase that you can use to ask somebody how they are. Gamow was saved by literally means, how are you going? But you can use it to mean How are you doing? Como se vi? And you can use it in the same way as we use comb-over. Just like before, the word will save is optional. So you might hear co-move, I go movie or comb-over, say vi. We'll say vi. And as I said, it means how are you doing, or literally how are you going? So the word vi is a word we're going to look at more closely in the next lesson. But basically it means, are you going to answer this question? You can use the word wall, which means I'm going e.g. vo. By Holbein. Literally it means I'm going well, but in English we say I'm doing well, vote buying. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it will mean vote. Vein. The question comb-over say vi, literally means how are you going, but you can use it to mean How are you doing? You can answer it with Holbein. I'm doing well. Finally, there are numerous ways to say goodbye to somebody in Portuguese. So we have either use, either use, this means goodbye, but it's quite a formal way of saying goodbye. Or they use, in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it, or they use. That's quite formal. But a less formal way of saying goodbye is ciao. Ciao. It just means by tau. And it's used very often in Brazil and Portugal. Tau. Then you have this next phrase at the logo. The logo. It means see you soon at the logo. So you can use a logo with the words for goodbye. So you could say ciao at the logo, which means bye, see you soon. The word or means until. If you put an a in front of any time expression, it can mean see you whenever. At the logo means see you soon, See you later. The word for Monday is second the fighter. Or sometimes it's just shorten to cylinder. So if you said at this ligand, that means see you on Monday or adhesive on the fighter attached annoyed at Ashton. Oid means see you tonight. Or in Brazilian Portuguese at the ethanol HE at the external HE at the ammonia. Ammonia means see you tomorrow, literally until tomorrow. So you can put anything after at d to mean See you then. They will not tell. They will not tell means see you at Christmas. So nutshell means Christmas, or a nice phrases at the mesh. They match or attain mice. The mice. This means see you around. You can also use the phrase at a pattern plus a period of time, e.g. at the para Samantha, a taper as the manor means, see you next week. See you next year. So you can't really translate these two phrases literally because they mean until for the week or until for the year. But you can use them as set phrases to mean. See you next week. See you next year at the palace Amana, a taper, one. Right? All of those expressions from this little half less than down and use them as and when you feel confident enough, you might just pick one way of saying, how are you. One way to say, I'm fine, and one way to say goodbye. But if you learn all the expressions, at least you'll know what everybody else is saying around you. 24. 28a - recap of previous lesson: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in Portuguese, argue, will say esta or in or in the new. And now, How come? Well, B9 or main. How are you go moister or IM S2 or S2? He is yellowish star or LES there. She is. Ls. Ls data. Busy. Busy in the feminine. Cocoa powder. Tired. Can saddle. Tired in the feminine. Can Sabah. In a hurry. Compressor. I'm not now I stole or now I stole. He isn't even our star or LE, now a star. She isn't l and r star L and our star. Is he. Usda or alias that Ishi, LH star or LI star. Now here's your first phrase for this lesson. We'll say vi will say why. It means, are you going? We'll say why. The word was safe is optional. It's more optional in Portugal. In Brazil, they tend to use both, say, quite a lot. But in Portugal you can just say vi, vi. So we'll say vi. Vi, mean, are you going? 25. 28b - (você) vai: The phrase VO, say vi means are you going? And you can use it with the word if you want to put a place on the end. So our means to e.g. let's say our soup Mercado will say vi, I'll Superman, cattle. Are you going to the supermarket? So the word can join with the word to make owl, which means to the upper two. Now, we'll say vi, upward to go. Are you going to Portugal? Now as well as the word which means to. You can also use the word butter in front of a place. So have a look at these two examples. We'll say vi, vj, vi, upward to go. Are you going to Portugal? Will say vibe, but upward to go, we'll say via purport to go. This also means, are you going to Portugal? Now, normally the word para means full, as we've seen in many examples. But when you use it after any form of go, are you going? Or we've also had the word to go, which was ear, then pan up can mean. The difference between a panther is that you use pattern when you plan on spending a long time at the place and you use when you plan on coming back. So we'll say via port to go means are you going to Portugal, perhaps just on holiday. But we'll say via iPad app or to go means are you going to Portugal with no plans to come back? So are you meeting to Portugal? The difference might be clearer with these two examples. Kettle, ear to ear apart together. I want to go to Portugal. So this means that you want to go to Portugal for a short time, e.g. on holiday. Ear to go. Good to go. This means I want to go to Portugal and I don't plan on coming back, so I want to move to Portugal. Ghetto ear periportal. Now, having said that, you will hear better and are being used interchangeably in the spoken language. People might say something like ghetto ear will submit cattle. Ear para. Meaning I want to go to the supermarket. Even though nobody ever plans to go to the supermarket forever. You will hear people say this phrase, but it's actually incorrect grammatically. It's quite a colloquial way of speaking. It ought to be careful here. I'll submit Calvin ghetto here. I'll soup Mercado. I want to go to the supermarket. I would say if in doubt, just use, however, I just wanted to show you how they use butter just in case you ever hear it. So how would you say in Portuguese, are you going to Pharaoh? Will say via phone or via peripheral. So we'll say via phyto means are you going to farrow just for a short time for a holiday, e.g. whereas, we'll say via peripheral means, are you off to Pharaoh for a long time? 26. 28c - onde vs aonde: How would you say in Portuguese, what time are you going to Portugal? Will say via port to gown or orange. We'll say via port two down. Don't forget that velocity vi upward to go means are you going to Portugal just for a short time? Whereas velocity invite bad apple together means are you going to Portugal to spend a long time or to move there, e.g. now you can also put verbs on the end of what safe way, e.g. how would you say what time are you going to have dinner? And don't forget when you're talking about having food or drink, you tend to use the verb for to take, which is doormat. So how would you say, what time are you going to have dinner? Will say vitamin magenta. I could say Vitamix magenta. Are you going to make a reservation? We'll say vi fuzzer. Will say vi fuzzier. Are you going to hire a car? Will say vi algorithm cat, who will say vi algorithm? How would you ask, where are you going? Our wonderful say vi, vj, vi. Now the word owned is a new one. We know that the word for where in Portuguese is owned or OMG. So why did I use are found in this question. Well, when you are saying where, the question is asking where you're going to, you have to say to where instead, which is around. The word owned. Or OMG means where. Our sound or allergy in Brazilian Portuguese means to where our sound or algae, e.g. on the velocity vi, where are you going? Or in Brazilian Portuguese? Orangey, we'll say by literally in Portuguese. If you want to say, where are you going, you have to say to where are you going. And the word for to where is owned or allergy. Velocity, vi, RNG will say vi. 27. 28d - vou: How would you ask, how are you going to Lisbon? Promo will say violins bar, or gum will say vi battle each bar. This means literally how are you going to Lisbon? But in English, we sometimes say, How are you getting to Lisbon? How would you ask, how are you going to pay Como se vi by God? Will say bypass. How are you going to pay the bill? Coma will say via Bogata quanta column, we'll say vi Bogata quanta. How are you going to ever? We'll say vi, I have water column. We'll say vi parabola. Now, there is a nice little word that is related to velocity vi, and that's vo, volume. It means I'm going Woo. So how would you say I'm going to farrow tomorrow? Wo our final ammonia. Ammonia. So just like before you can say vo to mean I'm going somewhere temporarily. And voc data means you're going there more permanently. And also just like before, you can add verbs onto the end of all. How would you say, I'm going to make a reservation? Wool fuzz air Omaha Omaha server. The word vol, which means I'm going, is a good way of talking about the future. In Portuguese, what you can do is take Volvo and put any verb on the end to say what it is you're going to do e.g. vote Bogata, rollback. I'm going to pay VO alogrithm cow, whoa, whoa, algorithm cow. I'm going to hire a car. Alphas air, agenda of both hands there. I'm going to make dinner. So Vo plus a verb means I'm going to do something. And it's a good way of talking about the future in Portuguese. 28. 28e - não vou: How would you say in Portuguese, I'm going to hire a car. Vole algorithm Calhoun, VO, algorithm Calhoun. I'm going to pay for the wine. Volt by God, who we knew. Wobegon moving you. I'm going to have a T vote. Vote tomorrow. If we make volt negative, we get now will now vote, which means I'm not going now. So we've had so far in this lesson, we'll say vi, which means, are you going owned or allergy in Brazilian Portuguese, which means to where. Vo means I'm going and now vol means I'm not going. So how would you say I'm not going to Lisbon? Now Vo eligible or novel parallel bar. How would you say I'm not going to make a reservation? Now vote for Zara. Zara, novel fuzzier. I'm not going to hire a car. Now we'll algorithm cow home. Novel algorithm got home. I'm not going to pay for the wine. Novel Bogata movie, new novel, peg are moving you. I'm not going to have a t, I'm going to have a coffee. Now hope tomorrow. Water Mountain cafe. Now vote tomorrow shall vote them out. And cafe. 29. 28f - estou vs sou: We've already learned one way to say, I am, we had esto, esto or in Brazilian Portuguese. But here's another way to say I am. So, so, so remember a couple of lessons ago, I told you that esto means I am. Now I'm telling you that so means I am. But which one do you use? Well, I stole or S2 means I am. When you're talking about temporary descriptions, e.g. H2O, H2O or Coupa Do I am busy. H2 can sell a stock canceled. I am tired. H2 wacky. I stole a key. I am here. So those three sentences are temporary descriptions because just because you're busy or tired or here right now, it doesn't mean you'll always be busy, tired, or here. Therefore, you use SQL to mean I am when saying those phrases. However, saw, on the other hand, is used when you're talking about a permanent description of yourself, e.g. your name and nationality are permanent things. So for those, you can use soul to mean I am e.g. a. Soap bubble, soap OWL. I'm Paolo or so Maria. Maria. I'm Maria English. So English means I'm English. So poor. So poor to gosh. I am Portuguese. So you can use soul to mean I am. When you're talking about a permanent description, does your name or your nationality. So let's see if you can choose correctly between soul and S2 in these following translations. How would you say in Portuguese, I am Paolo soap ALU. So Paolo, I am Maria. Maria. Maria. I am here tomorrow. A key, ammonia. Ammonia. So when we're talking about giving our name, we use soul because a name is a permanent thing. Whereas in this sentence I am here. Well, it's just a temporary thing. So we say esto wacky ammonia. 30. 28g - (você) é vs (você) está: How would you say in Portuguese? Hello, I am Josie and I'd like a table for two, please. Allot social the social Z. Deutsch, or in Brazilian Portuguese. All are. So Josie economy Zapata do is supportive of order. All our social z, my man's apparel, toys, por favor. So in this lesson so far, we've had voice say vi, which means are you going? Whoa, means I'm going owned or orangey means to wear. Novel means I'm not going. So means I am. When you're talking about a permanent characteristic. Esto. Esto means I am when you're talking about a temporary description or a location. In a similar fashion to H2O and soul, which both mean IM. There are two ways to say, are you we've already had Voss h star, or we'll say a star, which is used for temporary descriptions or locations. But if you want to talk about permanent characteristics, the second way of saying are you, is VO say a vasa recta. The difference between Voss H that, and we'll say a is the same as the difference between S2. And so we'll say Asda is used when you're talking about temporary descriptions or locations. E.g. Wasatch, talcum powder, we'll say h Tau coupons. Are you busy? Wasatch that canceled? That can saddle? Are you tired? Are you here? Those three questions use Voss h star because they're all talking about a temporary thing. So busy, tired here, they're all temporary things. But you can use Vasa a to talk about permanent descriptions. So things like names and nationalities. Vasa agency will say Z, usual say or vasa is Sophia. We'll say Sofia. Sofia. Vo, say English. We'll say a English. Are you English? Was able to gauge, will say a portal, gosh. Are you Portuguese? Vasa recta. Vasa a, both mean Ru, will say a star is used when you're talking about temporary things. And we'll say a is when you're talking about permanent things. 31. 28h - (você) é vs (você) está: How would you ask him Portuguese, where are you? On the Wasatch down on the Wasatch star. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, orangey will say a star on G for say a star. Are you Maria will say a, Maria will say a Maria. Are you Paolo? We'll say a pow will say, Are you tired? Voice? The hashtag can saddle, will say ash that can saddle. How would you say, are you English? And the word for English and Portuguese is English. Vasa, a English will say English, or in Brazilian Portuguese will say in glaze. We'll say a inlays. We've had Voss say vi, which means are you going? Whoa, means I'm going owned or orangey means to wear novel. I'm not going. So means I am when you're giving a permanent characteristic. S2 means I am when you're giving a temporary description or a location, we'll say a means. Are you when you're giving a permanent characteristic, will say esta, means are you when you're giving a temporary description. Now, remember, in the last lesson, I told you that I will say a star. A star means how are you in a sense of how are you feeling? That's because once they hash star means are you when you're talking about a temporary description. So how are you feeling means how are you feeling right now, gamma star. But if you use will say a instead and you said vasa recta, Well, literally it still means how are you. But you can use it to ask somebody what they look like. So we'll say a is used to ask somebody, what do you look like? Literally, how in terms of eye color, hair color, personality are you? So just remember that when you're asking somebody how they're feeling, use Como se Esta. This is because feeding is a temporary thing, whereas characteristics are a permanent thing. If you want to ask somebody what they look like, you can say Como was say a 32. 28i - ele é & ela é: The phrase IL. Il means he is or in Brazilian Portuguese, LEA. Lea, if you want to say she is, you'd say ala. Ala. But don't forget that we've already learned how to say he is and she is. We had Eilish star and star. Star and LH star. Mean he is and she is when you're giving a temporary description. Whereas ELA and ala a mean he is and she is. When you're talking about a permanent description. Just like before, you can use the permanent description of razors with things like name and nationality. Everything else can use the temporary phrase. How would you say in Portuguese, he is here tomorrow. Eilish Starkey, ammonia. Ammonia. This is a temporary description. So you use a star or in Brazilian Portuguese, LES stocky ammonia, Elliot stat key, ammonia. How would you say he is Paolo? Ela pow. Pow or in Brazilian Portuguese? Lea. Lea, a pow. Wow. How would you say he is English? Ell English. English or LEA English? Ellie, a. Inlays. She is very busy. Ella es Dann going to occupy the LSTM, moving to a capella. Because we're saying she is, then the adjective for busy or cuboidal has to be in the feminine, which is so-called bother. In Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce this sentence, el estar aqui para LI, stop moving to occupy data. So you pronounce it estar rather than how would you say she is Sophia. Sophia. Sophia. 33. 28j - temporary and permanent: Temporary and permanent. Here are all the words that we've been learning in this lesson that we can use to give temporary descriptions and also locations. We've had S2. S2, which means I am Voss h star, vj star means are you and Eilish star. And the star mean he is and she is. In Brazilian Portuguese, the S is pronounced more like an S rather than an SH. So in European Portuguese we have esto Esta and LH star. In Brazilian Portuguese we have esto Esta LES data, analyze data. And then here are all the words that we can use to give descriptions of permanent characteristics. So, so means I am a vasa, a means are you and ELA or LRA means he is and she is. Now you can make any verb in Portuguese negative simply by putting the word noun in front of it. So let's have a look at how we can make all of these webs negative. Edge TO means I am now, S2 means I am not. What they Esta means. Ru will say now a star means our u naught, Eilish data and LH, that mean he is and she is evil now a star. And L and now A-star mean he is not and she is not. So again, in European Portuguese, the S is pronounced like an S, H. Now I stole, will say now a star, our star, L and R star. Whereas in Brazilian Portuguese, they pronounced more like an S. Now I stole most in our star, our star, L and R star. Now let's turn the permanent whereas negative, so is I am now, so, now so means I am not. Vasa, a means, or you will say now a voice say, no way. Are you not? La and LA mean he is and she is. You'll now J and L and now I mean, he is not. And she is not. So how would you say in Portuguese, I am not here tomorrow. Now, a stoichiometry. Now if stoichiometry in Brazilian Portuguese, now I still archaea man, yeah. Now it's the wacky ammonia. 34. 28k - é vs está: How would you say in Portuguese? He isn't paolo, he's petro. You'll now have a bedroom. And a bedroom. She isn't diet. Ela knowledge that can saga. Now a stack and Santa. I'm not Portuguese. Now support to Gish. Now support to cash. Now, if you want to make a question in Portuguese, it's really easy. All you have to do is put a question mark at the end of any sentence and then raise your voice slightly at the end. E.g. a bone. A bone means it is good. But if you put a question mark at the end of it, you get a bone. A bone. That means is it good? So the phrases we had for years and she is, can also mean is he and Ishi simply by putting a question mark at the end of any sentences they are in English, star and ELA. Both mean is he a lifestyle? And LA mean Ishi. So how would you ask in Portuguese? Ishi, Maria. Maria. Maria. Is he English? English. English, or in Brazilian Portuguese? Lea in glass, Ellie and glaze. Finally, let me just recap a word that we've seen a lot in these three-minute Portuguese courses. And that's the word for, it is one of the very first words that we learned in three-minute Portuguese was a, which I told you meant it is. A little later on we learned the word estar en Esta. Both mean it is. You can use a when you're talking about any permanent description. And the word star. When you're talking about any temporary description or a location, e.g. what? Ashdod and a bone or hashed around a bond. The restaurant is good, meaning it's always good. To h Tau Qu paddle around a star called Babu, means the restaurant is busy. So just because the restaurant is busy now, doesn't mean it's always going to be busy. So we can use es Dann. So we'll catch that. And to h Tau, who Babel, the restaurant is busy. 35. 28l - são vs estão: The words sound and edge down both mean, or they are. Just like with the other words, we have a permanent and temporary version. Sound is used to talk about permanent descriptions. And edge down is used to talk about temporary descriptions or the location of something. Sound and edge down. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, S down, mean are, they are. So how would you say Paolo and Maria, or Portuguese? Paolo e, Maria sample together. Powell in maria sample two gases. Being Portuguese is something that will always be true. So we use the permanent sun. How would you say Paolo and Maria are here? Paolo e, Maria Ashton Mackey. Paolo e, Maria h comma k. So this is a temporary thing. So they might not always be here, so we can use them. How would you say? Is it for me? Epidemiology. Epidemiology. Is it busy? A style called battle that occupied room. It's very busy at the restaurant. Taco Bell, who are hatched around each time we start anther, or in Brazilian Portuguese, that might do occupy our history. Orangey do occupied who are hostile and Zhe, It's absolutely beautiful here at the beach. But I'm going to the hotel. I'm very tired. The absolute mentally and wacky. Our prior mash VO out del H don't want to consult them. A absolute demand to Linda key or prior. Much row, our tail is no mode to cancel them. Or in Brazilian Portuguese you would say a absolute dementia leaned wacky our prior mass, VO, our town. A stone, money to consult them. A absolute dimensional into ikea prior mass. Vo, our tail stole money to consume. 36. 28m - fica & ficam: In this lesson, we've had will say vi, which means are you going? Whoa, means I'm going. And we said that you can put the word after Vault to say I'm going to or if you're going somewhere for a more permanent stay, you can say volt battery. You can also just put a verb on the end of Vo to say what you're going to do. Then owned or ology means to wear. Novel is, I'm not going means I am. When you're talking about a permanent description, e.g. your name or your nationality. Now so means I am not. S2. Or S2 can be used to mean I am when you're talking about a temporary description or a location. Now I still now it's still I am not a means. Are you when you're talking about a permanent description, will say No way. Are you not? Say a star or a star means, are you, when you're talking about a temporary description, will say now Ishtar, or we'll say now a star. Are you not? La and LA mean he is. And she is. When you're talking about a permanent description, we said that you can turn any sentence into a question in Portuguese just by putting a question mark on the end and using your voice to make it sound like a question. So if you said LA or LA, that means is he or she. You'll now a or L and now means he isn't or she isn't. And don't forget that the word ill in Brazilian Portuguese is pronounced Ellie, Eilish star and LH star or alias, that means he is and she is. When you're talking about a temporary description, as a question, you would say Isla Vista or LH star, which means is he or she will now Ishtar or L and now Ashton, he isn't she isn't. The word a means. It is if you're talking about a permanent description, whereas h star means it is if you're talking about a temporary description. Similarly, some and edge down. Both mean are or they are. Some is used if you're talking about a permanent description and edge down if you're talking about a temporary description. And finally, I just wanted to remind you of another couple of words we haven't seen in this lesson. Feca. Feca, which means it is when you're talking about a permanent location. Remember that we can remember this because it sort of looks like the word fixed. It's a fixed location, FECA. Then fie, fie count means they are when you're talking about a permanent location. So if you're talking about where a building is, e.g. 37. 28n - Let's practise - English to Portuguese: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How would you say in Portuguese, I'm going to the beach tomorrow. Wo our prior ammonia will upaya ammonia. She is Sofia. Sofia. Sofia. I'm not Pedro now. So bedroom. Now. So bedroom. Where are you going to say vi and vj, vi. So literally you have to say to where are you going? Or in English we might say, Where are you going to the velocity vi? Or in Brazilian, Portuguese, own devo. See why? What time are you going to the restaurant? Will say why are hashed out answer. I will say vi, outpaced our answer. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, are gay or as a vi, our histogram. Again, our hairstyle. Angie, is he Paolo? You will a pow. Pow or LEA? Lea, what do you look like? Goma will say a calm voice. Say a. I'm going to the beach at 03:00. Vo a prior ashtrays or crash, or prior ashtrays or ash in Brazilian Portuguese, will apply a stress or as a pariah, a stressor. Whereas I'm not going to the restaurant tonight. I'm too busy. Now who are hashed out and dashed annoyed, occupied the mesh. Now Vo averaged out and test annoyed, occupied with the mesh. Or in Brazilian, Portuguese. Novel are hairstyle and gs don't know HE stole or Coupa dodgy mice. Now Vo, our JSR and JSRR know HE is still occupied legitimize. I'm going to hire a car. Will algorithm Calhoun VO, algorithm Calhoun. 38. 28o - Let's practise - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? I wonder will say vi. Vi. Where are you going? To bomb our restaurant message TO canceled the mesh, evolve out them. A moment to bomb our restaurant message, TO consulted the mice, evolved our town. It's very good at the restaurant, but I'm too tired and I'm going to the hotel. Miser coupon. Coupon. He is busier. We'll say vi Tamar will say via automatic uncoupled. When you are you going to have a glass of wine, will say vi upaya, Jose via prior. Are you giving to the beach now? So Maria now so Maria maria will say via Laurasia are Kourosh will say via lotion. What time are you going to the shop? Now? Support to gauge now. So poor. I'm not Portuguese. H, H, H, H to move to this restaurant is very busy. Now, Novel parallel each bar will better able to now, now go polish bar, volt battery era. No, I'm not going to Lisbon. I'm going to ever. 39. 28p - Let's recap - English to Portuguese: What we'll do now are some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in Portuguese? I would like to hire a small car for two people. These Keto Alan Gordon Gallup again, Jewish massage slash border. God. Again. But I do wish Priscilla special order. Or in Brazilian Portuguese ghetto algorithm cow who began by Louis Pessoa, supportive care, well, who got on cow hope again, but I do espresso as port of arrival. It's for her. A better ala. Ala. How much is a table for three people? Quantile Cousteau, oh my gosh. Quantile slash. That is too small for me. Issue it again on the match, spammy, iso it again on the match. But I mean, can I have a room for two people for three nights, please? Enquire to produce Pessoa for threshold voltage. Fast fiber. Also inquire to produce plus always portrays noise level. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, possible to produce PESTLE as portray snow, which is part of our hotel, inquire to produce pesto as portraits, which is portable. I would like to make a reservation here for three people, please. Fuzzier and fuzzier, hazard of our key but attached massage slash my border. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, get over there. Oh my hazard of our key patterns. Pestle as por favor. Carol fuzzer, hazard, wacky podiatrist PESTLE as por favor. I would like to go at 02:45. Ear against the parents trash, guru, ear against the parish trash. Or in Brazilian, Portuguese, Iraqis z plus stress. We're at Kinsey plus stress. I think it's absolutely fantastic. Absolutely fantastic. But AMI, a absolute domains, fantastic room or in Brazilian Portuguese. But I mean a absolute dimension fantastical. But ME, a absolute dementia, fantastic. I'm not going to have dinner at the restaurant this evening. Now watermark, Hu Jintao, historian test annoyed. Now vote tomorrow Gentile are histone and test annoyed. The phrase etched annoyed literally means tonight or this night. And so you can use to mean tonight or this evening when you're talking about late in the evening. If you want to say this evening and say a little bit earlier in the evening, you can say H that data, h that data, the extra noise and h both mean this evening. Late evening and age data is earlier evening. In Brazilian Portuguese, they're pronounced es Dann Neu, G and S, that allergy. Finally, how would you ask, is he busy? H Tau h Tau coupon? 40. 28q - Let's recap - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some Portuguese to English recap translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? Our core as they will begin on most of ammonia, our code as they open channel Muslim idea. What time is breakfast tomorrow? May well Mosul a absolute amount per flight to who may well muscle absolute demand per phi to. My lunch is absolutely perfect. Comb-over siesta, common with their star. How are you? Both to our ear and our airport to can I go to the airport? Doormat reminder who are scattered a doormat be made or who I should get it done. Take the first Road on the left. Quantile coastal protection whitish. How much is it for three nights in mind? Lindow. In mind to Lindow. It's very beautiful. Good, we're good. We're about aria. I would like to go to the bakery. Sound daisy. Daisy kinsmen. It's 10:15 volt or marvin, you vote tomorrow venue. I'm going to have some wine. 41. 29a - recap of previous lesson: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in Portuguese? Are you going? We'll say vi. I'm going to wear around or allergy. I'm not going novel. I am if you're talking about a permanent description. So I am not now so I am if you're talking about a temporary description or a location, S2 or S2? I am not. Now I stole now I still owe you. If you're talking about a permanent description, we'll say a or u naught will say No way. Are you, if you're talking about a temporary description, will say Esta over say a star. Are you not? Say now a star or a star? He is or she is. When you're talking about a permanent description. La or LA. Is he or she? La. La. He isn't more. She isn't. You'll now a 0 L and now he is or she is. When you're talking about a temporary description, Eilish star or LH, that is he or she. English star or LH star. He isn't. She isn't. You'll now I wish that LL now I star. It is when you're talking about a permanent description? It is when you're talking about a temporary description. Esta 42. 29b - o senhor: Here's your first word for this lesson. Senor. Senor. It means Mr. Senor. So how would you say in Portuguese? Hello, I'm Mr. for Haida. Haida. Haida, or in Brazilian Portuguese, the surname will be pronounced for Hailar, for Hara. How would you say Where is Mr. Santos? On their staff with single Santos on their staff within your samples or in Brazilian Portuguese on JSTOR, within your samples, on j star within your Santos, You missed a silver. Silver. Silver. So don't forget that in Portugal, you tend to miss off the word bossy. Whereas in Brazil, you would say var, say a will send your silver, will say a will send your silver. So all senior means Mr. A Senora. The same euro means Mrs. a. Senora. So how would you say in Portuguese, is she Mrs. Lopez? Ella. Ella es singular lowpass, or in Brazilian Portuguese? Ala. Ala, a similar law piece. Where is Mrs. Sosa? On their star? A senior associate. A Senora Sosa. Hello, I'm Mrs. Oliveira. A Senora Oliveira. Allow a Senora Oliveira or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it Oliveira. Oliveira. 43. 29c - a senhora: So we've had all Senor, which means Mr. a. Senora, which means Mrs. and then here's the last word for this trio of honorifics. A senior ITA, a senior Rita. It means miss a thing ureter. So how would you say in Portuguese, I'm not miss Fernandez now, so a single read Fernandez now. So as seniority, different language or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it fed an Angie's non-Jews. How would you ask somebody? Are you Miss Gomez? Asn ureter Gomez, ASN ureter Gomez. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, will say ASN or eat the gametes, will say ASN ureter Gomez. She is Miss pin tool. Lisn ureter P into L, ASN European to. In English, you rarely ever write the full words for Mr. and Mrs. et cetera. You tend to use the abbreviations MR or MRS. Well, there are similar abbreviations in Portuguese as well. So instead of writing, boosting your, you can write 0 SR, and then a full stop. And that stands for Mr. Wilson, you instead of writing a Senora, you can write a SRA and then a full stop. That stands for Mrs, a Senora. And instead of writing a saying ureter, you can write a as our TA and then a full stop. And that means miss a senior ITA. How would you say I'm Mr. Carter value. So new car value. So loosen your car value. I'm Mrs. Almeida. So a same euro, Almeida. So a single Ramadan or in Brazilian Portuguese, Almeida. I'm Miss Elvis. Elvish. So same urethra Elvish, or in Brazilian Portuguese, the name will be pronounced Elvis. 44. 29d - chamo-me: Here's a useful phrase in Portuguese, sham. Sham. It means I'm called or My name is Sham. Just note that in Brazil, they consider sham to sound a bit formal. They understand it, but they use this phrase instead. A mission. A mission. That's the Brazilian phrase for IM called. Remember when I told you about how in Portugal they don't tend to use vos. Say, I said that in phrases such as, let's say a star, and we'll say vi. The Brazilians will use the word var say, whereas in Portugal, they prefer just to use the words esta and y by themselves. Well, the same is true with the word Ale, means eye. And it's used quite commonly in Brazilian Portuguese when we learned the words postal, vote and Carol, which mean can I, I'm going and I would like, you could have put the word in front of them and got AU possible. Which means can I a oval? I'm going I would like you don't have to put the word a or in front of these in Brazilian Portuguese, but you will hear it quite commonly. In Portugal. They prefer to miss off the word AL. So they would just say postal, vote and care. And that's why we have two different ways of saying, I'm cold. So we had chamomile, which means I'm called in Portugal. And Michelle means I'm called in Brazil, is an interesting phrase because literally it means I call myself. The word Shamil or a al-Sham means I call, and the word moon or me in Brazilian Portuguese, means myself. You can hook the word, move onto the end of shampoo to get chamomile. Chamomile. But once you put a U in front of this phrase, the murmur or me in Brazilian Portuguese has to move. So you get a, you, Michelle. Michelle. Don't worry too much about this for now, but it will come in useful later. Just for now, remember the phrase from whichever form of the language or learning. So in Portugal, you say chamomile. In Brazil, you say a Michelle. They mean I'm cold or My name is. How would you say I'm called Santiago. Chamomile Santiago. Santiago. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Am Michelle Santiago. Santiago. How would you say I'm called Maria chamomile. Maria. Chamomile, Maria or Michelle Maria. Maria. 45. 29e - tenho: How would you say in Portuguese? I'm called Leonore. Chamomile. Leonore. Chamomile Leonore or in Brazilian Portuguese? A sham Leonore. A0 Michelle, I'm Leon older. I'm called Raphael Barbosa. Chamomile have i, Gail Barbosa, shall moma have Barbosa. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, am Michelle have Barbosa, AU Michelle have IL Barbosa. I'm called Carolina Korea. Chamomile Catalina Cahokia, chamomile Catalina Korea. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Able Michelle Moore, Catalina Cahokia. Am Michelle Catalina go haha. I'm called Mariana Viera. Chamomile. Mariana the IRA. Chamomile Mariana V. Ira or in Brazilian Portuguese A0 Michelle Mariana via Ada AU Michelle Mariana via ITA. Now here's your final word for this lesson. Ten you, ten you. It means I have Daniel. And don't forget that in Brazil, it's quite common to use the word AU, which means I in front of verbs. So he would say a huge, thank you. Daniel. I have I will just say I have a reservation. Dan, you Matt has era. Aota new era. Hello. I'm Mrs. Santos and I have a reservation. So we'll send your sample it then you will magazine cover as a Yoda sound to it. Then you magazine cover. I have a ticket for every bar. Then you bill yet to butter era. Then you embed yet by the FDA. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AUT new embryology, parabola. A parabola. I have a car. Then you go home and you think you empower them. So in this lesson we've had boosting your, which means Mr. a. Senora, meaning Mrs. a single Rita is Miss. Sham Oma means I'm called in Brazilian Portuguese you would say AU mission. And then Daniel means I have. And we've learned that in Brazil they use the word AU quite a lot to me. I am. Thank you. Whereas in Portugal, they tend to miss it off. 46. 29f - Let's practise - English to Portuguese: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. I would just say in Portuguese, Good evening, I'm Mr. Marquez and I'd like a table for three people at 08:00 tonight, please. So using your markers E mummies as way toward as a stone whitish trash traveler. Within your markers. It can measure by the trash pathology. As always, the water just don't know it specify border. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it. Both allergy. So within your mark is e meso pilot trespass psoas as always toward as external HE por favor. How would you ask are you Mrs. peers, ASME or a parish? Asn your peers, or in Brazilian Portuguese will say ASN your PDs. We'll say ASN, you're a PDS. I have a reservation for four people and I'm mismatch. Then you might hazard of a paraquat through Pessoa. Is so a seniority tomatoes, a new magazine of a paraquat trapezoid is so essentially tomatoes. I have a map of Pharaoh, but I would like a map of error. Can you map the final mascara map, deborah, then you map the file mosquito map. They have woah. I'm called Josie Ramis. Chamomile, Josie Hamish. Chamomile, Josie harmless. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, shampoo is just the hamulus. Michelle, just a harmless. I'm not missing Mendez. I'm called Beatrice maria. Now. So a single Amanda, shall mama bear Trish Merida now so a semi-automatic chamomile, bearish Merida, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Now so as annual demand is A0, Michelle Beatrice more Ada. Now solace and neuraminidase. Am Michelle Beatrice more Ada. I have a reservation for tomorrow. Dan, you imagine Zara parameter. Yeah. You better. Ammonia. Hello. I'm called Paolo Shamil, rebel, Ola chamomile bowel, or in Brazilian Portuguese. All our aim is shampoo bottle. Ola, am Michelle mobile. Hello, I'm Maria and I have a reservation for two Ola Sumeria it then you matter server, but I'd wish all our Sumeria it then you might observe a pattern which you can put the word AU, which means I in front of any verb. That means I is IM. So you can say a muscle, just like tenure means I have and we can say a butane, you all are able. So Maria E, a new paradigm which is quite common to do that in Brazilian Portuguese, but not so much in European Portuguese. How would you say where is Mrs. Martin's? A semi-automatic tinge on the star is in the automatisch or in Brazilian Portuguese on the estar SNU automatic genes on Jay sta, senior alkenes. 47. 29g - Let's practise - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? Will say yes, and Jocasta will say yes. Then you are Acosta. You, Mrs. Koster. Know now Solis thing you gotta for Haida. Haida. Now. Now so a scene yada, yada. So a senior a pariah? No, I'm not Mrs. Ferreira. I'm Mrs. Pereira. Euro? Yes. And your low pitch Senora is Senior Lopez. Mrs. and Mr. Lopez, Our last thing European to come by or last thing European to co-move. Bye. Hello, Mr. Pinto. How are you? Now you might have noticed that I didn't say all sing european two in this one, I just said sing your pin tool. And that's because when you're talking directly to somebody, you don't have to use the word for in front of Mr. or Mrs. or miss. So you can just say, oh, last thing got Pin Tool instead of all our European too. So that's if you're greeting them directly, you will notice a similar thing with this next sentence. To do bind singular value. The bias in your car value. How are things missus Ka value? Or is everything Well, Mrs. core value of some European to LA boosting your pin two. Is he Mr. Pinto? Now ill. Now way of saying your core value, you will use in your cruise. Now, you will now using your coelom IL a within your groups. Now here's a mystical way you, he's Mr. Cruz. Daniel got wacky. Then you encounter wacky. I have a car here. Dan you on television, much novels, the owner. Then you, until you be some rationale from the owner. I haven't television but it doesn't work. Then you get to the EDA, mascara, Emilia to the EDI Volta. Then you Emilia to the EDA mascara and bilayer to the EDI Volta. I have a one-way ticket, but I would like a return ticket. 48. 29h - Let's recap - English to Portuguese: Now let's do some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases we learned in previous lessons. How would you say in Portuguese? Take the second row on the left and then the first road on the right. Who asked either push up reminder, Who are the writer? Thomas, who are scared? The push up reminder who are at the right. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, doma. Second that who I scared. Either boys are pre-made. Who are Adelaide? Told me a second to who I Scalar II, the boys are pre-made or who are agile data? Are you going to take the taxi with me by tomorrow? Toxic amigo will say vital motto, taxi Camille. I'm going there tomorrow. Vo Ali, ammonia, or don't forget, you can also use the word AU in front of I verbs. So you can say AU Valley ammonia. How would you say I'm Sophia? Sophia. Sophia. Can I have that in green? Bustle dairy? So I invited them both. There is two I invited. Or in Brazilian Portuguese parcel there is to invert g or you can use the word AU at you puzzled, that is to invert g. I would like to go to the cinema tomorrow. We're all seen them ammonia, get weird cinema ammonia. It's too small for me. It began with the mesh, but I mean, it began the match. Pardon me. Excuse me. How much is a bottle of wine here? Currently, senza Quantico star, omega half of the venue wacky. Only senza quantile Cousteau omega half of the beam Iraqi. I would like a ticket for Barcelona. Please get the parabolic cylinder, especially for butter Barcelona such fab order or in Brazilian Portuguese ghetto, MBA, HE better Barcelona, Porto fiber. He para Barcelona, Porto five or my tea is absolutely terrible. Militia a absolute amid the reveal, who may share a absolute demands that they are evil. 49. 29i - Let's recap - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some Portuguese to English recap translations. What are these Portuguese sentences mean in English? Ghetto, enquire to combat panda. Get to convert Rhonda. I would like to room with a balcony. Am cow hope again is through AON care. Hope again. That's a small car. Will say h Tau cuboidal, and we'll say Ashdod occupied. Are you busy? Issue a mash? Now I'm going to burn, but I mean, he sue a delicious doesn't match. Now I'm way to one part of me that is delicious, but it isn't very good for me. Ghetto fine mesh, sign ash, the bolus special border. Again, we'll Franco much sign ash to abolish slash whiteboard. I would like the chicken, but without the unions, Please. Only senza, a delivery zone. Now from Sirona. Only senza at activism. Now from Sirona. Excuse me, the television doesn't work. But Emmy absolutely meant to need wacky. But ME, a absolute demand leaned wacky. I think it's absolutely beautiful here now, but I'm Neil big album now, but I'm usually double. Not for me. Thank you. Gustave in the uterus podia will push that knee into euros per dia. The car is 20 h per day. And we'll say Ashton want to cancel. We'll say Ashdod to cancer. Are you very tired? 50. 30a - em nome de: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in Portuguese, Mr. Senor? Mrs. a. Senora. Miss a thing you Rita. I'm called in European Portuguese. Chamomile. I'm called in Brazilian Portuguese. You, Michelle. I have daniel, or a good thing you, Here's your first phrase for this lesson. I normally do. I normally do. It means in the name of I normally do. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it a normal G. A G. So how would you say I have a reservation in the name of Smith? Daniel magazine cover? I normally the Smith. Daniel Silva. Normally the Smith or in Brazilian Portuguese. A butane you Omaha server, a normal Smith. A butane you Omaha server, enormous Smith. It's in the name of mat push. A normal tomato, a normal The motto. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, a normal edematous, a enormous edematous. You have a reservation in the name of Rodriguez. My gosh. Time magazine cover. I normally don't hold three fish or in Brazilian Portuguese. Then my sativa, NAMI jihad rigorous. Then instead of a NAMI jihadi guess. My reservation is in the name of Koster. Has ever normally Acosta reservoir a anomaly Acosta Or in Brazilian Portuguese, Armenia has Server a enormous D'Costa amino alpha, a normal g cos theta. The table is in the name of parish. A meso. Meso, a normal the parish, or in Brazilian, Portuguese America, a normal GP. This amazed that a nominee GPS. 51. 30b - reservei: Here's your next word in Portuguese, and it's a verb in the past tense. Has that has antibody. It means I have reserved or I have booked. Hazard of AI. In Brazilian Portuguese, you pronounce it has a survey, has a hazard or hazard way. I have reserved or I have booked. So how would you say I've booked a table? Has that my Meza has advised my meso, or in Brazilian Portuguese has meso. And you can also put the word AU in front of this word EO, survey, Meza. Don't forget that a 0 means eye and they use it in Brazilian Portuguese more than in European Portuguese. How would you say I reserved a table? Has that mesa. It's the same. I've reserved and I've walked are the same in Portuguese. Were in Brazilian Portuguese, AU has surveyed my meso. How would you say in Portuguese? I've reserved a table for three people in the name of guns. Solvus has that H plus so much I normally can salvage, has advised my maze. I normally can salvage or in Brazilian Portuguese has elevated or my major but addressed by psoas and normally Consult Service. Has array or my major para trespass psoas, major consolidators. In this lesson so far we've had, I normally do or a normal G, which means in the name of and has advised or AU hazard means I've reserved and I've booked. How would you say I've booked a room for two people. But I do wish Pessoa to produce more in Brazilian Portuguese has required to produce specialise. Au hazard inquired to specialise. 52. 30c - alterar: Here's your next word in Portuguese, and it happens to be another verb. Out there are out there. It means to change. You can see that we get the word altar from the same place that this comes from Altair. So how would you say in Portuguese, can I change my reservation? Postal out there are ammonia reservoir, Basu out there. Ammonia reservoir. I would like to change my reservation. Ammonia reservoir, ghetto Altera, a media server. I'm going to change my reservation. Vo out there are amino has ever VO out there are amino reservoir. Are you going to change the reservation via alphabet are, as I said, java will say vi out there are, as I said, the word bossy is optional and it tends to be used more in Brazilian Portuguese than in European Portuguese. And also I will just point out that the three phrases we had before that where we said, can I change my reservation? I would like to change my reservation and I'm going to change my reservation. You could have put a U in front of all those verbs. So AU parcel out that Armenia server. Can I change my reservation? A eukaryote, there are amino Silva. I would like to change my reservation. A VO out there, Armenia has alpha. I'm going to change my reservation. So the AU is optional. And again, it's used a lot more in Brazilian Portuguese than it is in European Portuguese. The word out there are means to change. And you can change the end of Altair out a little and we get this out there, owl out there. It means to change it. So what we've done is removed the r from the end of Altair, put an accent on the a, then put a hyphen and L 0 on the end, and that L0 or lu means it. So alphabet allo means to change it. So how would you say, I'm going to change it tomorrow? Vo out there. Ammonia or a Yuval out there. Ammonia. 53. 30d - it: So we saw that Alphabet. Alphabet allo, means to change it. You can put little elbow on the end of any verb to mean it. However, you have to take the are off the end of the verb first and also put an accent on the letter a. So it becomes a with an accent hyphen L, just like in alphabet, which means to change it. Algol, e.g. ALU Gallo means to hire it. So we have Aligarh means to hire. And we take the are off, put an accent on the a, and then add hyphen L 0 to the end and we get algol to hire it tomorrow. Tomorrow means to take it. If the verb has an E in front of the R instead of an a, then we have to make the E into an E with an accent, but this one has a circumflex accent. E.g. Fas and Fas L means to make it. So the circumflex accent is like a little hat on top of the e facile. Another example is Gmail. Gmail, which means to eat it. However, you know how Portuguese nouns can be either feminine or masculine? Well, the, it can change depending on what it's referring to. E.g. if you want to say can I change it? And you're talking about changing a reservation, then it would be feminine because the word has alpha is feminine in Portuguese. The feminine word for it in Portuguese is LA. La. Therefore, you would say parcel out there ala, boss to Altair ala. So every time you want to put it with a verb, think is it masculine or feminine? And use the word Lou accordingly. So possible. Altair ala means can I change it when you're referring to something feminine, such as the reservation, which is a hazard over on the other hand, Basu out there as possible, out there means can I change it when you're referring to something masculine? E.g. the project, can I change? It? Can change the project possible that the project in Portuguese is a masculine noun or project. So just to clarify, out there and out there, ala both mean to change it. So how would you say I have a reservation, but I would like to change it. Can you match ghetto of that ala, Ala, Daniel woman has ever mosquito out there ala. So we say that alpha because it's referring to the reservation, which is feminine. The word fur coat in Portuguese is Kazakh, as we've already seen. So it's a masculine noun. So how would you say I have this code, but I would like to change it. Daniel H, The Kazakhstan mosquito else that you tend, UH, the Kazakh mosquito. 54. 30e - lo / la: How would you say in Portuguese, I'm going to pay it. And you're referring to paying the bill, which is a feminine noun in Portuguese. Volt by gala, a vote by gala. Can I pay it? And again, you're referring to a feminine noun. Boss who buy gala. A boss who buy gala. Here's another word with Lou on the end of it. But our vowel, vowel, it means to try it but a value. So how would you say Can I try it? Possible provide a super, super vowel? I would like to try it. Get approval. I'm going to try it will provide a overall profile. Are you going to try it? Viper value, we'll say Via Pro value. So in this lesson so far we've had, I normally do or in Brazilian Portuguese in NAMI G, which means in the name of has their survey. Or resurvey, means I have reserved or I have booked. Alphabet are means to change out that al means to change it by Gallo, means to pay for it and provide a means to try it. We learned that you can put Lew on the end of any verb. And it means it, or you have to do is remove the r from the end of the verb and then put an accent on the a. We also said that if you have a word that ends in E, the accent on the E has to be a circumflex accent. So far Zell or Fazlollah both mean to make it as L is the masculine way of saying it. I'm Fazlollah is the feminine way of saying it. Now we've already learned the word fuzzy, which means to make in Portuguese, but it also has a second meaning, as air can also mean to do. Therefore fuzzier and fuzzier Ella can mean to make it or to do it. So how would you say in Portuguese, can I do it tomorrow? Ammonia. Ammonia. 55. 30f - agora: How would you say in Portuguese? I'm going to make it tomorrow. Evolve as L ammonia. Ammonia. What time are you going to do it? By Fas L. I got what I will say a wife as L. Now here's another time phrase, word a Gora Agoda. It means now I go into. So how would you say in Portuguese? I am here now. The wacky Agoda. Wacky Agoda. Can I do it now? I'm too busy now. Install a goo Babel the mesh Agoda, stole a goo, bottled water, or in Brazilian Portuguese, is still occupied. Oh gee my Saguaro. Aua stole my sagwa. Are you going to do it now? Vive la Guerra will say vive la Guerra. I would like to change it now please. Whereas freshwater or ghetto alphabet Alpha. I'm going to pay it now. Vote by Galois, gotta vote by Gallo, Agoda. Here's another time phrase, myostatin. Myostatin. It means later, literally more late my data. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it my strategy. My strategy. How would you say, can I pay later? Postal Bogata, my standard? Possible by God, my startled or in Brazilian Portuguese. Both Tupuxuara, my strategy, both to Baghdad, my strategy. How would you say can I pay it later? Possible by Gallo, my style, possible bugaboo, my startled, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Both to bugaboo, my strategy, my strategy. 56. 30g - mais tarde: How would you say in Portuguese, I'm going to the beach later. We'll apply image data, the VO apply image data, or in Brazilian Portuguese, VO, applying my strategy, a vo, a prior my strategy. I would just say, I'm too busy now, but can I do it later? H2 occupied with the mice Agoda, mash possible, possible my startled, occupied with the mica Gora match my style. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, still occupied, legitimize or Gora. My spouse who follow my strategy, a USDA occupied my Saguaro, must parcel fuzzy on my strategy. I'm going to change everything later. Vo out there are too much data. We'll out there are two, my startled or in Brazilian Portuguese, VO, out there to do my strategy. You vote, there are two, my strategy. So in this lesson, we've had I normally do or a NAMI G, which means in the name of hazard or hazard survey, means I have reserved or I booked out there. Means to change. Is to change. It means to pay for it, to try it, to make it, or to do it. And all of these verbs that we have, Lew on the end of, we can change the loop to learn if it's referring to a feminine noun. So you can say Fasciola, e.g. then we had a Gora, which means now. And my status. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, my strategy means later or literally more. Late. Mesh means more and more. Energy means late. 57. 30h - Let's practise - English to Portuguese: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in Portuguese? I have a reservation in the name of Lopez. Magazine cover. I normally loop. Then you magazine cover I normally the low pitch or in Brazilian Portuguese. Then you Omaha server, a nonideal lowpass. A. You. Thank you. Hi, Sarah Lopez. Do you have a reservation in the name of Smith? Time magazine cover? I normally Smith time. I normally the sniff or in Brazilian Portuguese will say, Oh, my server, a nominee Smith was sitting on my server, a normal v. Smith. I'm going to do it later. Evolve as much tiled roof as l, my startled or in Brazilian Portuguese, my strategy. And you evolve as l, my strategy. Can I try it now? Both to provide you post supervisor, what are you going to try it? Viper vowel will say vi probe alum. I'm not going to change the reservation. Navajo out that add a new novel out there are over. I've booked a table in the name of Santos. Because everybody my Meza, I normally listen to my Meza. I norm the sample. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, has a survey on my Meza, a NAMI de Santos has their way on my mayors or a normal De Santos. I'm here now. As dorky Agoda, AU Starkey, Agoda. Are you here later? Snarky much data. The key my styled in Brazilian Portuguese. And we'll say a stocky, my strategy will say a stocky my strategy. I'm not going to pay for it now. Now vote by Galois. A will now vote by Galois Gora. 58. 30i - Let's practise - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? Has advised to perish than width, has advised enquire to punish the annoyed. I've booked a room for tonight. Out there, Armenia, instead of a gain wealth, there are amino has alpha. I would like to change my reservation. Supernova Gora. Gora. Can I try it now? I will say life as a wife, as L. What time are you going to do it? Has that if I wash my hands up but a trespasser wash, I have booked a table for three people. Has that means hyperammonemia, ashtrays, a rash is that if I mess up para ammonia ashtrays or rash, I booked a table for tomorrow at 03:00. Novel provide novel profile. I'm not going to try it. H do I keep my style did combine. H do I keep my style that I'm buying? I'm here later as well. Bogata water, ghetto, Bogata. I would like to pay now. Novels as L1. Now Vo fuzzy. I'm not going to do it now. 59. 30j - Let's recap - English to Portuguese: What we'll do now are some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases we learned in previous lessons. How would you say in Portuguese, it's half-past for some quieter omega, some quatro in Maya. Are you very busy? Each time we talk about them? Each time point to occupied or in Brazilian Portuguese, we'll say estimate to occupy them, will say, stop my dog. Do you have a table for two time? My major part of Jewish. Jewish or in Brazilian, Portuguese. Mostly thing, my maze, a paradise. Paradise. It isn't always good here. Now is same problem wacky. Now i same probe wacky. Are you going to pay the bill for me? Vi bag article on the bottom. We'll say vi Bogata. The heating doesn't work. What Gethsemane now from Sirona. What Gethsemane two now from Sirona. I am here tomorrow. Starkey ammonia. A wish the wacky ammonia. I would like a tea kettle. I'm not going to the beach. Now woah pariah, Nevada. Take the third root on the left and then the second row on the right, etc. Who are either pushes the Huo ad the right, the doormat, etc. Who are either Bush as the underwriter or in Brazilian Portuguese, dummy data who are scattered them, ie the boys who are agitate them, told me at their status, who are scattered? The E the boys who are agitate them. 60. 30k - Let's recap - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some Portuguese to English recap translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? But my dad, but what are the good evening? Tomasa, either Parish Bar, ie, the bush, Sega and friend Tomasa, either parallel h bar e. The Sega and friends take the exit towards Lisbon and then go straight on. Want to go supernova, the ash quantile pushed up or not with the ash. How much is it for nine days? Sunset. Sunset. It means it's 07:15. Goes to these two ion methyl gauche to these two. I'm Italian. I like it in metal. Or a growth. I mean, I like that in metal. Possible by God, conquered town. Possible Bogata, conquered town. Can I pay by card? Post to your account the De Maria pursue a casa de Maria. Can I go to Maria's house to promise Amanda, special award. Brewmaster managed FASFA border. I would like a room for one week, Please. Frank Wu, a sample fantastic wacky. Wrangle, a sample fantastic wacky. The chicken is always fantastic year. Puzzle Tamar, who can pour Gu, possible Tamar? Who are the poor? Can I have the pork? 61. 31a - (você) quer: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in Portuguese, in the name of I normally do, or in Brazilian Portuguese? A NAMI G. I have reserved, has advice or hazard way to change out there. To change it out there, to try it. Profile, to do it, or to make it as l. Now, I go into later my styled in Brazilian Portuguese, my strategy. Now here's a useful word in Portuguese. Care. It means do you want care? And just like before you can add voice, say in front and say we'll say care. And this is more commonly used in Brazil and in Portugal. So get over, say care means do you want how would you say Do you want to try it out? Was they care Provo? You want to try the cheese? Care provider? Care provider in Brazilian Portuguese will say care provider, occasional votes, they get a provocation. Do you want to make a reservation? Java will say, Do you want to do it now? Get it says L1 will say careful. You want to pay the bill. Categorical data. We'll say get it back into contact. Do you want to hire a car? Get an algorithm. A good algorithm. 62. 31b - question words: How would you say in Portuguese? Do you want to do it later? Careful as L0, my standard care facility, my stardom in Brazilian Portuguese will say careful Zulu. My study will say careful Zillow my strategy. So care over, say care means do you want. As you've seen in the examples so far, you can put any verb on the end of care. However, you can also put things in front of care over say care. Specifically question words. So far, we've only had a few question words, but we'd be meeting some more in later lessons. The ones we've had so far are owned or OMG, which means where our code hash or a K or US, which means what time means how our bond or orangey means to where we can put any of those four question words in front of care or vasa care to ask a question. E.g. como care PAGA. Care by God means how do you want to pay? Or gumbo, say care beggar. So how would you ask it in Portuguese? What time do you want dinner? I got scared. I got what I will say. Can we jump into what time do you want to go to the beach? I got what I scared. I got what I will say carrier prior. Where do you want to go? On the good ear? On the good ear. So literally you're saying to where do you want to go? Or in Brazilian Portuguese, allergy was they'd get ear on the votes. They get ear. Where do you want to have breakfast? On the automatic OOP again, one muscle on the vasa care tomorrow beginning will Massu. How do you want to pay? Como padres? Como was it get bigger? 63. 31c - comer: Here's another verb for you to use in Portuguese. Compare, compare. It means to eat. So how would you say, where do you want to eat? On the catacombs? On the care commander, or in Brazilian Portuguese, on devo, thicker, come on. G will say catacombs. Where do you want to eat here? Catacomb Iraqi. Say catacomb Iraqi. I'm going to eat here. Vocal me, Iraqi. Vocal Meta key. Can I eat that? Possible committees to AU possible command is to, what time can I eat? I go, what am I supposed to come here? I would like to eat here. Ghetto Kameda key. And you get leukemia key. I'm going to eat with Paolo later. Vocal made compatible match started the vocal mayor compound low-mass stars or in Brazilian Portuguese. And you will compile my strategy. Au vocal male compound my strategy. Are you going to eat it? Vico male will say Viacom L. Where are you going to eat? On the vacuum air on the Vico mayor. In Brazilian Portuguese, on de Vos, say Vi comma. On devo, say Vi comma. What time are you going to eat later? By my standard, VI compromised. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, I gave us voice say vi command. My strategy will say vi compromise strategy. 64. 31d - pedir: How would you say in Portuguese, can I eat here tonight? Possible Iraqi Ashton, know it. Possible Camara key Ashton. Or in Brazilian, Portuguese, AU postal camera qui est qui est annoyed Ci. This next verb you can use in restaurants. Paid year. It means to order PDE year. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it, Peggy. Peggy. So how would you say are you going to order some wine? Bipedal venue, Viper dealer venue, or in Brazilian Portuguese, will say webpage, revenue will say bipeds year venue. I'm going to order a bottle of water for the table. Will be omega half of the Iowa. But Amazon vote by omega half a dogma. But our meso, I'd like to order some more tea, please. My shaft Spanish Lab order to pay my share, especially of order. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. A eukaryote page here, my sharp por favor. You get OPG are my sharp por favor. Can I order now? Post-covid era Gora? Gora or in Brazilian Portuguese? You possible by Jira Gora. Au possible by Jira Gora. Can I order the chicken please? Post to slash level possible, Franco Spanish level, or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU possible by Jill Frank who por favor. Au possible Bezier, Franco por favor. 65. 31e - verbs with "it": How would you say in Portuguese, do you want to automate now? Pd-l1 Gora, Gora. So when you add lw to a verb, you take off the r from the end of the verb and then use a hyphen to join the loo onto the end. If you look at these three verbs, compare, which means TBI, which means to eat and Betty year or per year, which means to order. We can see how we add the LU to the ends of them. So if you have an AR verb, like can, you take off the r and you add an acute accent to the a before you add the loop. So you get comparable, comparable. And that means to buy it. If we look at an AR, verbs are committed, which means to eat, we take off the r and then we add a circumflex accent to the e. So we get CML. Cml, which means to eat it. Then with an IR verb, or you have to do is take off the r. You don't need to do anything with the eye. So Betty, paddy loop, or in Brazilian Portuguese, Peggy Lu means to order it. Now let's add a new question word to our collection. Walker. Walker. It means what? Hooker, in Brazilian Portuguese, you pronounce it more like, okay. Okay. So how would you say, what do you want? Who could care? Worker care or vasa care? Will cables they get. What do you want to do now? Who could care for their Gora? Okay, we'll say care for Zara. Who will say careful. What are you going to eat? Cavaco mayor. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, who get more, say Vi comma Vj V. What can I order coupons to buy the year? Pursue PD or possible pigeon. Pose to page here. What are you going to do? Bukavu, fuzzier. And fuzzier. And fuzzier. Who gave us advice. 66. 31f - beber: How would you say in Portuguese, what can I do here? Okay, possible for Zara key. So calm air means to eat. Well, this next verb goes along nicely with the commander. Bear. Bear. It means to drink. So how would you say, Do you want to drink the wine? A baby who we knew was they kept bivalirudin. You. What do you want to drink? Who could care better? Okay. Okay. Okay, we'll say care by Bayer. In this lesson. So far, we've had care or vasa care, which means do you want compare means to eat, better ear, or pg means to order. Okay? Means what? And bear means to drink. So how would you ask, what are you going to drink? Viable bear or okay. Say vi by Bear. Who gave will say vi by there. I'm not going to drink the wine. Novel by there will be new novel better when you, are you going to drink that vibe? I very soon, we'll say vi by very soon. Can I drink this wine? Possible by their age, the venue, possible by their edge to v new, in Brazilian Portuguese. You possible by their STV, new AU possible by their STV. Knew. I'd like to eat and drink here tonight. Ebv, Iraqi Ashton with Ebola Kashdan width, or in Brazilian Portuguese, A-OK. or Command G. Or Command G. 67. 31g - hoje: How would you say in Portuguese, what can I eat and drink? Kaposi sarcoma. Basel Committee be there. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU possible command eBay, bear a possible Camille eBay there. I would like to drink some wine, but I'm too busy. The new message, Tohoku battle the mesh. Kettle. Better be new mothers to occur battle the mesh. Now here's one last word for this lesson. Osha. Osha. It means today. Osha, or in Brazilian Portuguese. It's a little bit more like RG. Rg. So how would you say I'm going to the beach today? Our prior knowledge prior origin. Are you tired today? H that canceled washroom and we'll say ash that comes out of the washer. Where are you going today? I wonder why origin on the Y or Z or in Brazilian Portuguese. Our orangey will say VRG. R&d will see VRG. Are you busy today? Start local bad washer. And we'll say h Tau Coupa the washer. How are you today? Com wish that origin column, we'll say esta or what time are you going to Lisbon today? I got one extra mileage, Boeotia, I could say via exposure. So in this lesson we've had cared or vasa care. Which means, do you want compare, means to eat, better ear, or bad year means to order more, okay? Means what? Better means to drink. And all Azure or ology means today. 68. 31h - Let's practise - English to Portuguese: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How would you say in Portuguese, where do you want to eat today? On the catecholamines are also on the commercial or in Brazilian Portuguese, RG. Rg on G4, say care camaraderie. What do you want to drink? A bit better. Care better or Okay. Vasa care, Bye-bye. Who gave or say Carol Burnett? I'm going to eat here. Welcoming Iraqi AU, vocal Meta key. I'm not going to eat here. The food is terrible. Novel Kameda key, a comida, it'll reveal a novel, Iraqi a comida, eta3 veil. Are you going to order some wine for the table? Bipedal Vimeo perimysium, bipedal V nu parameter, or in Brazilian Portuguese, will say VPg or Vimeo parameter will say VPg are being used. Perimysium. I've booked a table here, but I'd like to eat there. On my main Zackie mosquito has the right key. Mascara. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU has a survey. Monkey, mosquito commercially. Au has their very own, my main Zackie mosquito commercially. I've booked a table there for tonight. But do you want to change it? Has that much out there. Alu has matched care of their owl, or in Brazilian Portuguese, a few minutes early, but less than witchy, must vote, they get out there. Eu has a survey on my amazing highly pedestrian witchy mass out there. Do you want to try it? Was a carrier profile. What do you want it to do Now? Who could care for zeta Gora? Was they care for their Agoda? I'm not going to eat now. I've walked a table at the restaurant for later. Now vocal Mira Gora has advised my Meza, our histogram to borrow much started. Now. Has advised my main is at our histogram, but I matched data. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, a will now has their way on my meso, how his doubt anti, but I might strategy has their own style and cheaper. And my strategy. 69. 31i - Let's practise - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? Welcoming Iraqi. Also welcoming Iraqi. Today, I'm going to eat here. Get a Beta key. Was they cared about their key? Do you want to drink here? Tomorrow? My pizza. Tomorrow. Oh, my pizza. Do you want to have a pizza? Get on board with the Cartesian mosaic Karen poke with guys who do you want a bit of cheese? Novel compared to a stock compressor? Novel commerce store compressor. I'm not going to eat everything. I'm in a hurry. Vocal melodies too much stardom. Vocal Mary Sue, My started. I'm going to eat that later. On. The lifestyle vocal Mayor. Thank you. On the illustrator. Vocal Mayor, Thank you. Where is he? I'm going to eat without him. Elena hashtag, key, measure vocal, Mira Gora, L, and our stocky mash vocal man, I gotta. She isn't here, but I'm going to eat now. You'll now have stocky origin. Now a stack EOG. He isn't here today. Do you want to order now? 70. 31j - Let's recap - English to Portuguese: Now let's do some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases we learned in previous lessons. How would you say in Portuguese? I think everything is absolutely beautiful here. Pardon me, to do a absolute mental into a key part of me, to do a absolute domain. Linda wacky. That isn't bad, but it isn't perfect. Knowing how much sniper fight too much now I provide to Paolo is at the hotel, but he's very busy. Tau h Tau hotel. To a coupon, bowel, a star. Our hotel must point to a comparable. I would like to hire a car for three days. How much is it? Hello Garden Cabo. For thresh the ash borer threshed the ash quanta pasta. Good evening. Board. Had Bowen started. I'm going to pay the bill for everybody tonight. Volt Bogata quanta, but a total moon, Western white vote Bogata count by the total mood Western wait. Can I try a bit of the red wine postal provider in poco doing routine postoperative, our own poco. Do you think What time is the breakfast? I got orders. They will begin one more. So what are they will begin to wonder. How much is the lunch at the hotel? Quantile Cousteau, one muscle our hotel. One to coach that one most to our town. How are you Maria Conway star, Maria gum will say Ashton Maria. 71. 31k - Let's recap - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some Portuguese to English recap translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? To divide by two, VI B9. Is everything going well? Out? There are a reservoir H2O occupied with the mesh, wall outlet data server or cuboidal the mesh. I'm going to change the reservation. I'm too busy. Whose entire parish set adenoid? Hu Jintao a alkenes but agitated, annoyed. The dinner is at 06:45 P.M. will pay their own tax. The pandemic started and taxi pandemic started. I'm going to order a taxi for later. Both ADA get one taxi, Ash say ZBrush, para trespass or wash. Both out of the taxi Ash say DoorDash, palette trespass or wash. Good evening. I would like a taxi at 06:00 for three people when they sue a Hawaii and she had the winter when there is a, who aren't yet winter. The address is 20 ruler and xi eta, a star. I gathered the Maria marsh novo Alyosha. A star, a castle do Maria marsh novo Alyosha. It's at Maria's house, but I'm not going there today. My pagoda quanta male cartel now from Silvana via Bogata quanta may occur down now from C10. Are you going to pay the bill? My car doesn't work on the A-sharp. A-sharp. But our milk while to where is the key for my room? Only senza time mummies are part of Jewish colony sensor data. Jewish. Excuse me. Do you have a table for two? 72. 32a - Building Structures: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in Portuguese, what? To order? Pde year? Or do you want care or care to drink? Baby? Today? Owes you to eat. Compare building structures. You've now amalgamated quite a collection of Portuguese words and phrases. And you've started to learn how to put them together to build sentences. What we're going to start doing now is learning to speak more quickly and without having to think so hard. I'm going to introduce you to a technique called building structures. This technique will start to help to clarify the different structures of the Portuguese language, as well as make it more like a reflex. This means you'll be able to speak naturally and not have to think everything through. Like it's a mass equation. The whole of the Portuguese language is made up of different structures of words. If you know the words and you know which order to put them in, you can speak the language. In the whole Portuguese language. There is only a handful of different structures. And in this lesson, we're going to learn the first one. The first structure is one that you've already met. Although at the time I didn't tell you it wasn't important Portuguese structure. It consists of just three parts. And here is an example of it in use. Care compare or mosaic catacomb air. It means, what do you want to eat? Now let's break this structure down into its three components and give each component and name. So we have ocher or in Brazilian Portuguese, okay. Which is a question word, and it means what? Care or vasa care is an infinitive carrier. And this means, do you want and then there is an infinitive, and this means to eat. So those are the three components. A question word, an infinitive carrier, and an infinitive. You might be wondering what on earth and infinitive and an infinitive carrier are. Well, an infinitive is just a verb. A verb is a word that you can put two in front of, e.g. to eat, to drink, to speak, to smoke, to go, to be two here, to arrive, to learn. So those are all examples of verbs or infinitives. An infinitive carrier is any word you can put an infinitive on the end of. In English, we have things like, I would like, do you want or I'm going, because you can put infinitives or verbs on the end of these. E.g. I. Would like to eat, I would like to drink. I would like to go. Do you want to leave? Do you want to call? Do you want to eat? I'm going to arrive. I'm going to go, I'm going to dance. 73. 32b - changing the question word: So we've seen that care Compare Means what do you want to eat? We can change any of the three parts in this structure, e.g. instead of saying occur at the start, which means what? We could change it to own the meaning where on the commander, on the gear compare. Where do you want to eat? Or in Brazilian Portuguese, orangey mosaic catacomb air. Instead of saying under or on G, we could change it to quandl, which means when cuando sarcomere. The sarcomere. When do you want to eat? Did you notice how the rest of the structure stayed the same? The Voss daycare come airport didn't alter just because we changed the question word. So that's three different question. Where's that we can use at the start of this structure? On the orangey means where OCHA or okay, means what? Quantile? Quantile means when. Let's add a few more infinitives and infinitive carriers. So we can really start to manipulate this structure using structure one. Let me give you five useful question words. We've already had owned or orangey, meaning where? Ocha, okay. Means what? Well, this next one, ACO or rash. Rash, or in Brazilian Portuguese, auras. Auras means at what time. Quantile. Quantile means when. And calm. Calm means how. Those five question words are actually words that we've learned before throughout the three-minute Portuguese series on the aqui, cuando and calm. Now let me give you three infinitive carriers. Postal or AU parcel means can I care or vasa care means do you want and vi vj, vi means are you going? So that's the first part is the question words. The second part is the infinitive carriers. And then the third part or the infinitives, e.g. compare means to eat, to drink, or to order. Means to try. Paga, to pay. Fuzzier means to do or to make alga to hire ear to go. Tomar means to take there, to have out there to change. Now the reason why I've put the two in brackets on all of these infinitives, is because sometimes in English we say two, but sometimes we miss it off. E.g. we could say, what do you want to do? But then what can I do? This is more of an English problem than a Portuguese problem. So ComEd can mean to eat or just eat. What can I eat? What do you want to eat? So what we can do is take this basic structure and make questions. We take a question word and infinitive carrier and an infinitive. So you can say, where can I eat on the post to compare? What can I eat? Coupons to compare? What time do you want to eat? Aco or ash care compare. When do you want to go? Quandl, care ear. How are you going to pay? Gamow vi Bogata? So we take a question word and infinitive carrier and an infinitive. And we have the first structure in Portuguese. 74. 32c - practice questions: How would you say in Portuguese, where can I pay? On the Postal bugger? On the possible by God? Or in Brazilian Portuguese on GAO possible by God. What can I eat? Coupons to compare all possible commander. Or a pause to compare. Where do you want to eat? On the sarcomere. The sarcomere, or in Brazilian Portuguese, will say catacomb, air on Depot, say catacomb here. What do you want to drink? Who could get better? Get better, or in Brazilian Portuguese, okay, What they care about, their will cave or say caregiver. What are you going to order? Ok, of iPad here. Viper year or in Brazilian Portuguese. Okay. Vasa bipeds year. Who gave us a webpage here. What are you going to do? Foucault vi, vi, fuzzier. And fuzzier. And fuzzier. How do you want to pay gama Care, bugger, care, PAGA or common was they get bigger and bigger. How are you going to pay? Co-move iPad. Co-move iPad. Or common was a Viper Guard. Common Vasa. Again, as I read, forget that in European Portuguese, they tend to miss off the word will say. Whereas in Brazilian Portuguese, you'll hear it used more often. So co-move iPad or wasabi bugger. How would you say what can I try to provide? Postal provider or a tuple supernova. Okay. Uh, you parcel provider. 75. 32d - extra information: Now so far, I've said that the first structure is made up of three parts. However, there is a fourth part that's called extra information. The fourth part of structure one is simply extra information such as nouns, adjectives, time, words, et cetera. We can add the extra information onto the end of the question to add, well, extra information. E.g. sarcomere means, what do you want to eat? But we could say, OK, good camera, Ashton. Ashton weight. Which means what do you want to eat tonight? On the care committee? Ammonia on the sarcomere. Ammonia. Where do you want to eat tomorrow? Could get fuzzier a Gora. Who could care, fuzzer, Agoda. What do you want to do now? So we've had a few question words, a few infinitive carriers, and quite a few infinitives. Now let's have a look at some extra information whereas that you can use to add to the ends of your questions. Ammonia. Ammonia means tomorrow. Osha. Osha, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Ology means today. H, h tan, which means tonight. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it es Dann witchy. Are Gora. Gora is now much, much harder. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, my strategy means later. Alice boar, boar to Lisbon. In this bar. And this bar in Lisbon are hashed out and are hashed out. And in Brazilian Portuguese, our histology at the restaurant or to the restaurant. Who Frank. Who Frankel, the chicken, Kazakh Huberman, new Okazaki, Vermeer knew the red coat. Immediate or HE a ticket. But apparel for Paolo. And a key, a key here. So now that you're armed with some extra information with, you can make your question is a little more adventurous. How would you say in Portuguese, what are you going to do now? Ok, of life as arugula, walk of life as arugula or in Brazilian Portuguese, will say vi fuzzy at Agoda will give, will say vi. 76. 32e - manipulating structure 1: How would you say in Portuguese, what are you going to do for Polo? Who provide fuzzier walk of life as L. What time do you want to eat later? I caught what I should get started. Or in Brazilian Portuguese at AOTA mosaic care compromise strategy. I will say my strategy. Manipulating structure one. You can manipulate structure one in many different ways. E.g. you can take certain bits out to make different types of questions. You don't always have to stick all three parts together. Let's see what happens when you don't put a question word at the start. How would you say, Do you want to eat? Catacomb air or voice? They can come here. Do you want to eat here? Can come into Key Vault, say catacombs. Are you going to pay via God will say Viper Guard. Do you want to pay the bill now? Get back into contact with water or by God or contact Laura. Now let's see what happens if you don't put an infinitive on the end? How would you say in Portuguese, what do you want? Aka care. Who could get? In Brazilian Portuguese will say care. Who gave us they care. 77. 32f - what is an infinitive?: What is an infinitive? I said earlier on in this course that the word infinitive just means verb. However, it's specifically the whole verb, which in English usually has the word to in front of it, but not always. E.g. compare means eat or to eat. Means to drink or just drink per year, or per order. Or to order means two. Tri, or tri means to pay or pay. These are all examples of infinitives. Fuzzier to do or to make. Aligarh, to hire tomar, to take dad, to have. And out there are to change. If you look at all of these verbs in one big list, you'll notice that they all end in the letter R. More specifically, they end in the letters ER, IR, or AR. And that's how you can recognize an infinitive. In Portuguese, it will be a word that ends in either the letters E-R, like commander, IIR, like petiole, or AR, Like. What is an infinitive carrier? An infinitive carrier is basically a word or an expression that can be followed by an infinitive. I've only given you a few Portuguese infinitive carriers so far. We've had Basel or AU pursue, which means can I buy? Or we'll say vi, means are you going? And we'll say care means, do you want? You can put any infinitive on the end of these infinitive carriers to make your question for structure one. E.g. in English, are you going to eat? Are you going to drink? Are you going to pay? Are you going to go? Are you going to try? There are a few more infinitive carriers that you'll meet in later lessons. And they will make life much easier because they allow you to ask many more types of questions. Finally, what is a question word? Question words don't really need much of an explanation. It's easier just to see what they are. So far we've looked at five question words. But since there's only a small number of questionnaires altogether, what we'll do is learn them all now. Here are all the question words in Portuguese. Or orangey means where? Okay. Okay. Means what? I got what Asch or Aggie or S. At what time? Quandl means when? Column is how? Quo means which, which one? Burger or poor k means why? Q12 means how much? And quantile means how many? Quanto tempo, how long are literally it means how much time. And time. Again means who or whom. So what you can do is write down those question words on a cue card. Put the Portuguese words on one side and the English words on the other. Then when you're practicing, you can use the English words to try and remember what the Portuguese words were. And then if you need a hint, you can always turn the card over and check. 78. 32g - qual & quanto: How would you say in Portuguese, what do you want to do? Could get fuzzier. And fuzzier. How do you want to pay the bill? Como care Bogata conta common was they kept Bogata counter. Which one do you want? Well, we'll say care. Why do you want to hire a car? Could get, I will get on Kahoot, bulk of Osaka algorithm cow. Who, how much are you going to eat? Quantile. Quantile Vasa, If I compare, where can I hire a car? On the possible algorithm cow, on the possible algorithm cow who were in Brazilian Portuguese on G, a U possible algorithm Calhoun on GAO possible algorithm cow. Who when do you want to eat? Quantile care compare. Quantile. Was they care compare. What time can I go? I could watch boss who ear to ear. Quell. The question word quell can change in Portuguese depending on what it's referring to. Quell by itself means which or which one. In the plural. It becomes quash. Quash, or in Brazilian Portuguese, twice. So you use when you're referring to a singular nouns, when there's only one of something. And you use quash or quiz when you're referring to plural nouns. When there's more than one of something. Quantile. Quantile means how much? It has four different versions in Portuguese. So Q12 means how much when it's in front of a masculine singular noun. Quantiles. Quantiles, or in Brazilian Portuguese, quantiles means how many, and that's used in front of masculine plural nouns. Quanta. Quanta means how much when it's in front of a feminine singular noun. And quanta. Quanta means how many, when it's in front of a feminine plural noun. Have a look at these examples. How would you ask, how much do you want quantile? Quantile was they care? How many do you want? Quantile? Quantile will say care. How much wine do you want? Quanto venue care. Quantile we knew was I care. How much food do you want? Quanta Camila care. Quanta comida will say care. How many cakes do you want? Kwame push bolus care. Quantiles. Bolus will say care. How many carrots Do you want? Quanta. Quanta will say care. 79. 32h - practice questions: How would you say in Portuguese, what do you want to eat? Or could get? Ocha will say catecholamines. What do you want to drink? Could get better. Care better? What do you want to order? Who could get better ear hookah care per year? Or in Brazilian Portuguese, will cave or say care page here. Okay, Vasa care page here. What do you want to try? Who could get Luca? Was they care provider? What do you want to do? Careful there. We'll say Carafa there. What do you want to make? Could get if as air will say careful here. So as Eric can mean to do automatic. What do you want to take? All could kennel tomato? Walker will say character Omar. What do you want to have? Who could get their walker mosaic get there? What do you want to change? Who could get it out there are UGA was a kid out there. Where do you want to eat? On the catacomb area. On the Vasicek catecholamine. Where do you want to drink? On the gateway there. Was sick care be there. When do you want to eat? Quanto care, compare quanto voice. Take care. 80. 32i - practice questions: How would you ask him Portuguese? When do you want to drink? Quantile care baby? Cuando. When do you want to order? Quantile? Quantile will say carbide year. How do you want to pay? Common carrier bag, comb-over, say care beggar. Why do you want to eat here? Bulk of care camera key, board, Kaposi, sarcoma Iraqi. Why do you want to take the car park occur tomorrow? Portico forsake care tomorrow, Calhoun. What time do you want to eat? I could I could come here. Which one do you want to try? Quiet care provider. Will take care provider. Which one do you want to have? There? Was a character. Which ones do you want to try? Care provider. Question. Was they care provider? Which ones do you want to have? Care tear. Both Take care. 81. 32j - practice questions: How would you say in Portuguese, how much do you want to eat? Quantile. Quantile, vasa care, compare. How much do you want to drink? Quantile. Quantile will say Care Bear. How many do you want to eat? Quantiles. Quantiles we will say care compare. How much pizza do you want to eat? Quanta. Quanta pizza was they'd care. Compare. How much wine do you want to drink? Quantile the new care, Bye-bye. Quanto venue will say, What are you going to eat? Who can Viacom air will save icon mayor? What are you going to drink? Okay, Bye bye bear. Luca will save my baby. What are you going to order? Ok, of iPad ear hook of iPad Air. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, who gave us say bipeds year. What are you going to try? Luca will say vi provider. What are you going to do? Fuzzier. And fuzzier. What are you going to make? My fuzzier. 82. 32k - practice questions: How would you say in Portuguese, what are you going to take? Tamar will cover, say vitamin. What are you going to have right there? Who will say right there? What are you going to change? We'll go Vi out that our OCHA will say vi out there. Where are you going to eat? On the vacuum air, on the Vico mayor, or in Brazilian Portuguese, on the Save icon. On devo, say Vico mayor. Where are you going to drink? On the vibe? Or orangey, bossy Vie better? When are you going to eat? Cuando Viacom air. Cuando will save icon here. When are you going to drink? Quantile? Quantile will say vibe of air. When are you going to order? Cuando Viper the year? Cuando bipedal year or in Brazilian Portuguese? Cuando se VPg year. Cuando se bipeds year. How are you going to pay? Co-moving Bogata, Como se vi by God? Why are you going to eat here? Bulk of I comma key, book cover say Vi comma key. 83. 32l - practice questions: How would you say in Portuguese, why are you going to take the car? Tomorrow? Cow whole portico was saved by tomorrow. What time are you going to eat? What I should buy? Compare. What action will say vi commander. Which one are you going to try? Qualified provider. Well, we'll say vi profile. Which one are you going to have qualified? Well, we'll say right there. Which ones are you going to try? Gouache by provider. Will say My Profile. Which ones are you going to have? White hair? Quite sure, we'll say by how much are you going to eat? Quantile. Quantile will say vi, compare. How much are you going to drink? Quantile. Quantile will save, I bet there. How many are you going to eat? Quantiles, Michel Mayor. Quantiles, VO say vi, compare. How much pizza are you going to eat? Quantities of I compare quantities. 84. 32m - practice questions: How would you say in Portuguese, how much wine are you going to drink? Movie new Vi by bad. Quanto venue will say bye-bye, bad. What can I eat? Glucose to come in. Au possible k-mer. What can I drink? Who could possibly there? A0 possible? What can I try? Apostle provider. Au possible. What can I order? Who could possibly deal? Possible? Or in Brazilian Portuguese? Okay, you pursue a apostle page here. What can I do? Ok, apostle fuzzier, hookah, AU Passover there. What can I make possible for their AU possible for there? What can I take? Who could parcel tomorrow? Tomorrow? What can I have? Puzzle their weaker AU pursue their what can I change? Well, there are a few possible. Where can I eat? On the post to come air? Or in Brazilian Portuguese, orangey AU possible command. 85. 32n - practice questions: How would you say in Portuguese, where can I drink? On the, to bevel, on the parcel of air? Or in Brazilian Portuguese, orangey, AU possible bare, bare. How would you ask when can I eat? Cuando possible k-mer, cuando, you post to compare. When can I order cuando possible? Cuando AU possible by the year? What time can I eat? What Asch possible k-mer, AU possible compare. Which one Can I try? Postal provider or a oboe supervisor? Which one can I have? A muscle tear? A apostle dare. How much can I eat? Q12. Quanto AU. Pause to compare. How much can I drink? 12 possible by their quanto AU possible by there. How many can I eat? Quanto supposed to come air, can push a supposed to compare. How much pizza can I eat? Quantity is opposed to commit quanta, visa and your post to compare. How much wine can I drink? Quanto venue possible by their quanto venue, a super, super rare. 86. 32o - more words: More words. Let's have a recap of all the question words. Then the infinitive carriers that we've learned so far, and then the infinitives. And we'll add some new infinitive carriers and some new infinitives. And then we can start making up questions for structure one to our heart's content. The question words were owned, which means where? What? Aco or ash, at what time? Cuando when com. How? Quell means which are which one? Why? Quantile means how much? Quantity means how many? Quanto tempo, how long, or literally, how much time? Time. Who or whom. Then we've had the infinitive carriers, Basu or AU parcel, which means can I borrowed or voice say pod, means can you take care? Means do you want vi? Vi means are you going? Devil? Or AU dev means do I have to or must die? And Dev. Dev means do you have to almost you. What you can do is write those six infinitive carriers down on a cue card for the Portuguese words down the center of one side of the cue card. Then turn it over and write the English words. And then you can practice by looking at the English words and trying to remember what the Portuguese was. So Basu, pod, care by dev, dev or in Brazilian Portuguese. And you parcel will say biology. We'll say, we'll say vi, devil will say Davey. And then we had the infinitives, meaning to eat, beverage, to drink, or page year, to order. Bravar, to try. By God, to pay fuzzier to do or to make Aligarh, to hire ear, to go. Tomar, to take dare, to have out there are to change. Let's add a few new infinitives. Is to buy. Commissar. Commissar to start. And HDR both mean to be party, or parties means to leave and say year. Say here is to go out, to bring gosh. Gosh, that is to spend as into spend money. Facade. Facade is to spend as in to spend time or to pass time vail. Their means to see legal, legal to call thicker. Thicker is to stay. In contrast. In contrast, means to find, it's sort of like the English word to encounter and desire. Desire to say or to tell. 87. 32p - turning it all negative: How would you say in Portuguese, when do you want to leave? Quanto kelp our t, quantile vasa care per tier. Whom are you going to see? Vivir are in Brazilian Portuguese. King was saved by there. What can I bring a new portal? Where are you going to stay tonight? On the Wi-Fi garnished, annoyed. Or in Brazilian Portuguese on devo save efficacy standard HE whom can I call? Kind of full ER, or in Brazilian Portuguese, gain a, you possibly guard. Turning it all negative. There's one more useful thing that you can do to this structure quite easily. And that's make it negative. All we have to do is change the infinitive carriers from positive to negative. In English, it's simply a matter of putting a little N apostrophe T after the verb, e.g. if we look at these three positive questions, why are you going to Lisbon? Can I go with you? When can you do it? Well, you have to do is put N apostrophe T after the first verb and we get, why aren't you going to Lisbon? Can't with you? When can you do it? It's just a simple in Portuguese. Or you have to do to turn the infinitive carriers negative is put the word noun in front of it. If there's a bossy or an AU in there, the noun comes after that, but in front of the verb, e.g. or vasa care means, do you want? If we put the word noun in front of the verb, we get now care, or will say Now care. Meaning don't you want, everything else stays the same. All you do is put the word now, which means not in front of the infinitive carrier. And you've made the whole question negative. 88. 32q - negative questions: Here are six infinitive carriers. In Portuguese, we have apostle, or are you pursue? Meaning can I bowed? Or vapour G, which means can you take care? Do you want vi, vj, vi, are you going devil? Or AU? Devon means do I have to or Maasai? And Devin will say, David, do you have to almost do whatever I need to do? To pause this lesson. See if you can turn those six infinitive carriers negative, then press play to see if you got them right. So Basel is can I now possible or even now pursue Kentucky board? Can you now pod or was saying apology. Can't you get means do you want now care? Or we'll say Now care. Don't you want by means, are you going? Now? Vi will say now vi, Aren't you going? Devil means do I have to or must die? Now? Devil, a devil, don't I have to. And Devon means do you have to almost, you know, dev or was saying now, Davy means don't you have to. So let's have a quick practice with these negative infinitive carriers. How would you say in Portuguese, why can't I go with you? Birkenau, possible ear converts say book A1, opposed to ear converts say, what can't you bring? Who can now pull the air? Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Ok, and we'll say now budgeted There. Aren't you going to buy something for Maria? Now y component will say, now why compare algebra Maria, human contact call kind. Now possibly gather in Brazilian Portuguese. Gain. Now possibly God. Why can't you do it later? Now both for the elbow much data or in Brazilian, Portuguese, board game was seen as positive as ever. My strategy. 89. 32r - practice questions: How would you say in Portuguese, what are you going to bring? Ocha will save I. What can I eat? Supposed to compare? Au possible. What can you see? Luca pod aware, or in Brazilian Portuguese, who cave or say pudgy, where? When can I go out? Quadrupole Susa year, cuando AU parcels a year. Can I eat at the HotelTonight? Those who come into our hotel, adenoids or in Brazilian, Portuguese and tuples. We'll compare our hotel external. He can you call Maria at quarter past for bodily gamma? Yeah. Ashcroft through inquiry. Or in Brazilian Portuguese will say polygon Maria as quad through inquire to can I pay the bill? Possible Bogata cone. You post to Bogata counter. Where can I find it? On the possible and can travel? In Brazilian Portuguese on GAO post when control. What time do you want to start getting semester? What I should say? Which ones do you want to try? Quite care provider will say care provider. What are you going to do tomorrow? Survive as air ammonia. Ammonia. 90. 32s - recap of structure 1: How would you say in Portuguese? Can I go out later? Puzzles, I hear my star or in Brazilian Portuguese AU possible. So here my strategy. You want to see it get available. Once they get avail, you want to try it. Good for vowel will say. Which one do you want to hire? Get Olga. Olga. Whom do you want to see in Lisbon? Where unleash bar or in Brazilian Portuguese gain votes. They care where English Beauvoir. Whom do you have to see in Lisbon? Kind everywhere on each bar. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Can say Davey, their English boy, whom are you going to see in Lisbon? Time vivir, unleash, bore, or gain will say vivir, English boy. So that's the first structure in Portuguese. You have three columns. In the first column you have the question words. The second column you have infinitive carriers, and the third column you have infinitives. And all you have to do to make the question is choose one word from each column. E.g. on the postal code, Mayor, Cooper Foucault, mayor, what I scared come air carrier. Try and makeup as many questions as you can using this structure so that you become very familiar with it. This will allow you to speak more fluently and confidently without having to spend too much time thinking about how to say what you want to say. 91. 32t - recap of structure 1: Let's do a recap now of all the question words, infinitive carriers, infinitives, and extra information words that we've been learning in this lesson. How would you say in Portuguese, where? Ananda or orangey. What? Luca. Okay. What time? Or ash or AQI orders. When Guandu, how? Khan? Which or which one. Wow. Why? Or how much? Quantity? How many? Quant bush? How long? Quanto tempo? Who or whom, gain or gain? Can I? Boston Ale possible. Can you? Or we'll say biology. Do you want or what they care? Are you going vi? Or say, why? Do I have to? Or must I devil or a devil? Do you have to, or must you Dev or say defi to eat, to drink, bear, bear, to order. Or peggy year. To try to pay. By God to do or to make fuzzier. To hire Aligarh, to go ear, to take Tamar. 92. 32u - recap of structure 1: How would you say in Portuguese to have to change out? There are two by comeback. To start, to be sad, or a star to leave or patch here, to go out. So a year to bring that as air. To spend, as in, to spend money, to spend as in to spend time. Facade. To see, to call regard to stay, to find in contract, to say or to tell desired tomorrow, ammonia today. Tonight. Annoyed or a sandwich. Now, I go into later. My dad or my strategy to Lisbon. Alice bar. In Lisbon. I English bar or endless bar. At the restaurant or to the restaurant, are hashed out and or our hairstyle and the chicken. Frank. The red coat. Okazaki, better mail you a ticket in bill yet or maybe the HE for Paolo. Yeah. Icky. 93. 33a - (eu) pedi: Here's your first word for this lesson. Petty. Petty. It means I ordered or I have ordered parody. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU, Peggy, AUP G. So it means I ordered or I have ordered pair the AUP g. The reason why I've put the half in brackets is because in English they have is optional. E.g. Daddy. Daddy, who Frank can mean, I ordered the chicken or I have ordered the chicken. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU Peggy, who? Frank Wu. So how would you say in Portuguese, I've ordered a bottle of wine. Pay the omega half a DV, new daddy, omega half at the venue. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, IG omega half IGV, new. Ig omega half a G venue. I ordered a coffee, but it isn't here. Patti, on cafe mash Nash turkey day, The own cafe mash Nash Turkey. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU Peggy, own cafe mass. Now it's tacky. Aup G on cafe mass now is tacky. I ordered a red wine, but I would like a white wine. Pay the routine to mash. And being blanco. Betty infinity into mosquito, mean new brand coup. In Brazilian Portuguese. Au Peggy millinewton to mosquito. And we know Branco, a new page on LinkedIn to mascara. And being a Bronco. I've ordered the chicken patty, Franco. Franco, or in Brazilian Portuguese, a LPG angle. And you paid you Fran. I ordered for Pedro. Baby powder bedroom. Pay the bedroom or AU BIG per bedroom. You Paddy Power bedroom. 94. 33b - para você: How would you say in Portuguese? I ordered a wine, but it isn't here. Betty venue, mash Nash tacky, pay the only new mash now stocky. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AUP g minue. Mass now is tacky. You Peggy, only new mass now is tacky. Now, you might be able to guess what this next phrase means as it's made up of words we've already seen. And I will say batter will say, it means for you. And most say. So how would you say in Portuguese, I've ordered for you baby, Barabasi, belly, part of OCI, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Au Baiju Bhatt of OC, AU BIG Barabasi. It's for you. A part of, we'll say a parable, say I ordered the wine for me. It isn't for you. Baby, moving you Bellamy. Now a part of or say, Bellamy. Now a parable say, or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU BIG venue parameter. Now a parable say, AU bed UV new parameter. Now a part of us say that is for you is through a privacy issue, a Barabasi that is absolutely perfect for you is to a absolute demands provide to Barabasi is through a absolute amount per flight to Barabasi, or in Brazilian Portuguese, is to a absolute dementia per fade to Barabasi. A absolute dementia per Fe, two parables say. 95. 33c - não: Here's your next word in Portuguese. Now. Now. Now we've seen that now can mean no, but it can also mean not. So how would you say in Portuguese? Not for me. Thank you. Now, but now part of me or how would you say no? Not for me. Now. Now, pardon me. Now. Now, but I mean, how would you say I ordered the chicken, not the pizza baby or Frank? Now a pizza baby or for angle, now a Piazza. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, a baggie or Frank. Now a pizza. You bet you Frank. Now a pizza. Not for you. Now part of OCI now, but I will say that is for Maria, not for Pedro II. Sue a para Maria now, but a bedroom is through a button maria now, but our bedroom. Here's your next phrase for this lesson. Kami. Kami or a alchemy. This can mean I have eaten or eight gamete. This is another example of where in English there is more than one way to talk about the past. So you could say, I ate the chicken, or I have eaten a chicken. In Portuguese, both of these would be the same. Gamete or Franco. Franco. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you might hear the AU, used AU Comey, who? Franco. Franco. So how would you say, I ate at the restaurant? Now in Portuguese, rather than saying at the restaurant, you'll hear more often in the restaurant. And to say in, is I1 or aim is you have i1 and together they contract and they become new. So new means in the, so, if you want to say, I ate at the restaurant in Portuguese, you will say I ate in the restaurant. So how would you say that? Kami new hashtag, brand? New hashtag around or in Brazilian Portuguese, a alchemy. Alchemy, new Head Start and CI. 96. 33d - foi: How would you say in Portuguese? I ate here with Maria Camila key. Maria Camila key, maria. I've eaten absolutely everything. Kami, absolute demands to do. Absolute demand to do. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU Comey, absolute dementia to do, AU Comey, absolute dimension to do. Now here's your next word in Portuguese, and it's another past tense verb. For free. It means it was fully. So how would you say it was fantastic? For a fantastic tool? For a fantastic tool. How would you say Lisbon was fantastic? And the word for Lisbon is leash bar. And it's a feminine name. So be careful with the adjective in this one. Leash boa for a fantastical leash, bow up for you. Fantastic. So you have to say fantastical rather than fantastic, because leash bar is feminine. How would you say, I think it was good football. But Emmy, for a bomb. That was perfect. Flipper phi two is Sue, we provide to how much was the breakfast? Quanto fully opaque animal muscle, quantile for your pack animal muscle. So in this lesson so far, we've had Betty or AUP G, which means I ordered or I have ordered. Pattern of OC. Means for you. Now, means not. Call me or AU Kami means I have eaten or eight. And then four means it was. 97. 33e - esteve: How would you say in Portuguese, how much was it for two weeks? Quantile for us to manage, one to four per page to manage. Here's your next word in Portuguese. Dev. Dev, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Stv. Stv. It means it was a devil or STV. So now we've seen two words for it was we had Foy and now we have. The difference between the two is the same as the difference between a and x star, which both mean it is. Foie means it was when you're giving a permanent description or a steady means. It was when you're giving a temporary description. When you're talking about a temporary description of things in the past, you can use Java or STV. But when it's a permanent description, it's fully. If you mix these up though, don't panic. It's quite a tricky concept to understand. And even very good speakers of portuguese get it wrong occasionally. Now, when you're talking about how good or bad food items were in the past, you use Estella rather than for. This is because it's technically a temporary description. Just because the chicken was good yesterday, e.g. doesn't mean it has always been good. So how would you say in Portuguese, the chicken was delicious. Who? Franco. Franco delicious? Or in Brazilian Portuguese? Franco STV. Frank was David ratios. So just to recap, Foy and Esteva or STV, both mean it was or was. 40 is used with permanent descriptions and Esteva or STV is used with temporary descriptions. So how would you say Pedro was at the restaurant? Bedroom Esteva new hashtag. Bedroom, new restaurant, or in Brazilian Portuguese, bedroom, STV, new historian, she bedroom STV, new histogram cheap. So don't forget that you have to say Pedro was in the restaurant rather than Pedra was at the restaurant. 98. 33f - foi vs esteve: How would you say in Portuguese, everything was extraordinary to do for extraordinaire, you to do extraordinary. I think the food was terrible. I mean, I commit dash devotee and evil. But to me, I commit as debit and reveal. Maria was here with Sophia. Maria Esteva key concept Via Maria Esteva key here. So this is another temporary description because just because Maria was here whenever we are talking about, it doesn't mean that she's always here. So we can use Java or STV. How would you say it was here? Stevia key, Esteva key. The food was absolutely delicious. Thank you. I comida Esteva, absolute amount. That was Albert DeSalvo. We have to say rather than delete the OSU, because omega is a feminine noun, a comida, Esteva, absolutely. Delicious. I'll be gavel. Or in Brazilian, Portuguese, or comida, a steady absolute dementia, that is, CO is already gathering. Comida a steady absolute dementia. The CEO is orbiting album. How would you say the restaurant was very busy? Whatever moist or coupon or histone and Esteva more to occupy. Or in Brazilian, Portuguese or histology. Histology STV, to occupy taboo. Again, we use the temporary word for was stdev or STV because being busy isn't a permanent description. It might not be busy tomorrow, e.g. 99. 33g - não foi / não esteve: You can make Foy and stdev negative by putting the word noun in front of them. So you get now Foy and now STDEV. And they both mean it wasn't. Now Foy, now a stem, or in Brazilian Portuguese, now STV. So how would you say in Portuguese, It wasn't very good. Now for the moon to bone. Now for it to one. Don't forget that when you're talking about how food and drink was in the past, you should use Java or STV. So how would you say I ordered the chicken but it wasn't very good. Baby who frankly mash Nash stable month to bone. They do Frankel match, mine to one. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Au Peggy who Frank mass now it's Davey, me to bone AU Peggy who frankly mass now it's Davey mood to bone. It wasn't here. Now, Estella key. Now Esteva key, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Now Stevia key. Now Stevia key. It was good but it wasn't perfect for the Bon Marche NAFLD provide to 40 Bon Marche. Now if we provide two, it was beautiful at the beach today. For Lean do apply osha? For lean to apply osha. It wasn't there today. Now instead of Alyosha. Now, Esteva yeoja. It wasn't for two weeks, it was for one week. Now for people do actually manage for April master manner. Now for us to manage for a mass Amana. 100. 33h - não foi / não esteve: How would you say in Portuguese, the chicken wasn't very good. Now, unstable mood to bone to bone. Or in Brazilian Portuguese who frankly now a steady mood to bone. Who? Frank, now STV multiple. Paolo wasn't there. Now, which devil? Power will now instead of Ali, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Now it's Davey Ali Powell. Now Stevia. The food wasn't bad. A comida, knowledge, Deb, ummah, a comida. Now instead of Umma, the wine wasn't for you when you now foot, but I will say we knew now fully Barabasi. Tiago wasn't very nice. Now full moon to symbiotically. Tiago. Now for the moon to symbiotically. Everything was good at the hotel. To free bone our hotel, to do full bone our hotel. Or instead of saying our hotel, you can also say new hotel, which literally means in the hotel. So everything was good in the hotel to do for the bone knew of them. How would you say the restaurant wasn't too busy? Now instead of occupied all the mesh around. Now as Teva occupied or damage. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, who has the Orangi now a steady occupied demise. Who has doubt Angie now a steady occupied dodgy mice. 101. 33i - ontem: Here is your last word for this lesson. On-time. On-time. It means yesterday, or in Brazilian Portuguese, on-time. On-time in European Portuguese, and on-time in Brazilian Portuguese. So how would you say in Portuguese? I ate here yesterday. Come Yankee on time. The company I key on time. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU Kami, a key on time. Au Columbia key on time. Pedro wasn't there yesterday, but he was there today. Bedroom now each day value on time. Mother's Day Valley. Bedroom. Now instead value on time. Mother's Day Valley. Or in Brazilian Portuguese bedroom now Stevia Leon theme, massive Stevia, or bedroom now Stevia Leontyne, Mother's Day VLE or Azure. I ordered the chicken yesterday, but today I'm going to order the fish bed. You Frank, onetime Masaccio, whoop idea, oh patient. They do Frank one time. Mythology. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Au page you Frank one thing, Masaccio, and you've opened year. You bet you Frank, one time. Mass also a Yuval PGY2 patient. Maria was here yesterday. Maria Esteva Qian time. Maria Esteva key on time, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Maria Esteva key on team. Maria Esteva key on time. So in this lesson, we've had Betty or AUP G, which means I ordered or I have ordered. Interval say means for you. Called me or AU Kami means I have eaten or eight. Foy. And stdev both mean it was 40, is talking about permanent characteristics. And stdev is talking about temporary descriptions. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you pronounce S dev as S Davy. Now Foy, and now I mean, it wasn't then on-time. On-time means yesterday. 102. 33j - Let's practise - English to Portuguese: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How would you say in Portuguese? I've ordered two bottles of red wine, but I'm going to order a bottle of white wine as well. They do watch the video team, too much rope is omega have Adobe new brand could combine. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU Peggy do ask a half as G venue tin mesial of OpenGL omega alpha g v new brand campaign. I've ordered an orange juice for you. Bear the full modular orange aperitivo, say baby on sumo, do that orange apparel, same or in Brazilian Portuguese. Au Peggy Sue, G laryngeal. But I will say AU Peggy Sue GRange, a parable, say, I ate here yesterday and the chicken was delicious, but the desert was terrible. Commedia key on time. You, Franco Esteva, delicious, muscle, Sabra, Meza, H Delta reveal. In Brazilian Portuguese. Au, key on time. You Frank West heavy, daily. See awesome. Mother sobre mesa is David. Maria wasn't here yesterday, but she's here today. Maria now each day vacuum time. Mothers tacky osha. Maria now each day vacuum time. My Azure Stack key osha, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Maria, now a Stevia Qian theme, massive stack EOG. Maria now Stevia Qian team, metastatic EOG. It was very beautiful in Lisbon, but everybody was very busy. For a month to Linde 1 " bore much total moon. Do HTML moved to a coupon? For a moment, Boolean to unleash boa, much total Moodle HW going to occupy them. I've eaten everything and it was absolutely delicious. Commit to do. Instead of absolute, Amanda deletes the awesome commit to do whatever absolute domain to the lithium atom. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you commit to do yesterday the absolute dimension, that is the ozone. You commit to do? Yes, Davey, absolute dimension, that is SEO awesome. I ordered some white wine but it wasn't very good. Betty venue, Bronco, mash Nash, Devin went to Bon Marche. Now instead of a moon to bone, or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU BIG venue, Branko mass now a staving me to bone. You BIG venue, Branko mass now a steady mood to bone. I ordered the stake, but I'd like to change it now. Baidu beef, much greater wealth around day. The beef mosquito out that allo Agora or in Brazilian Portuguese. And you Peggy will be F0, must get welfare algebra Gora. You, Becky will be fi, mosquito Alphabet, alphabet Gora. Maria was very tired yesterday at the restaurant. Maria Moon to consult on time, new hashtag brands. Marianne step, I'm going to cancel out on buying new restaurant. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Maria is Debbie money to consult on thing, new hairstyle, rhonchi. Maria, STV, mood to consult on the endocast orangey. I'm well-to-do, but yesterday was terrible. Bind also meson time for Del Valle, a store buying or Azure Muslim time for vivo. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, I stopped buying RG, Muslim thing for us to biology, Muslim thing for it. 103. 33k - Let's practise - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? But I mean, I comida no restaurant on a step of Antarctica. But amine or comida no hashed out Anton time Deb of Antarctica. I think the food at the restaurant yesterday was fantastic. Now for a parable, same is true for May when you, Now for it, but I will say is to foil may will be new. It wasn't for you. That was my wine. Gamete homeodomain. Yeah, Gora H2 cancel. Committed a mesh here and water H2O can study. I've eaten too much viewed and now I'm tired. As that of a free on-time on-time. The reservation was yesterday. On your sandwich, HD Valley, Madison, you are Ferrera Esteva on English, bow on time. All sing your samples each day. Valley mothers and new RFR, IRA Esteva on English bow around time mr. Santos was there but Mrs. Vera was in Lisbon yesterday. Martin now estaba en casa Martin now estaba en casa Martin wasn't at home via video pica. Now unstable mood to bond pine, Viper dealer. Now unstable mood to bone by him. Are you going to order the fish? And it wasn't very good yesterday? Is a part of or say yes to Boulder economy is through a Barabasi? Yes, the ball, a part of me. That is for you. And this cake is for me. Food began with the mesh. Will go for it began on the mesh. The car was too small. Baby will mean Bronco parables say match peripheral route into Betty, Banker, but I will say mass moving within two. I've ordered a white wine for you, but I prefer red wine. 104. 33l - Let's recap - English to Portuguese: Now let's do some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases we learned in the previous lessons. How would you say in Portuguese? It's €90 for two nights at the hotel and Pharaoh. No Venta euro new hotel, einfach to push that, no venting noise. There's no deadline file. Do you have a map of H.dl? Mapper do a Story. Map pedestrian or in Brazilian Portuguese. And while sitting on my bed yesterday, you will say ten on my iPad yesterday you can I have a pizza tomorrow? A Piazza post on Piazza. Where is the supermarket? On the FECA took Mercado, on the fecal soup Mercado. Take the third Road on the left and then go straight on the other side of who I scared, ie the boyish see Gunflint, don't matter side of who I scared the E, the second friend, or in Brazilian Portuguese, dominator Theta, who I scared the E, the poets Sega in Frenchie, dominator Saida who are scattered. The E deploys Sega in Frenchie. Take the exit towards the beach. Domus are either paraplegia Tomasa either, but apply. Yeah. I'm going to Lisbon before 10:00. Voltage. Buddha understand this wood ash borer, understanding what Asch it was there towards the shop. Instead Valley panel, osha, Esteva, Ali. But Elijah, I would like a bigger car that is too small. Ghetto in gamma, your essay became a bromide. Get to go home and your S or a began with the mesh. So in this sentence we say S, S, C in Brazilian Portuguese for that when it's by itself. So S or S, C can mean that or that one. How would you say, Do you have a basket? My sister. My sister, or in Brazilian Portuguese will say. My sister was, I think my sister. 105. 33m - Let's recap - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some Portuguese to English recap translations. One of these Portuguese sentences mean in English, puzzle. Puzzle, tear. Almost a college freshman more. Can I have a bag, please? Daddy, Kazakh Cooper menu. Even Kazakh was March peripheral who as pd and Kazakh Huberman new young Kazakh was much peripheral vessel. I've ordered a red coat and a blue coat, but I prefer the blue. Goes to the restaurant to unleash, bore me. Leontyne goes to the Unleash Power Company allele on time. I liked the restaurant in Lisbon. I ate there yesterday. Economies as to Clara a boa mash, but I will say peripheral academies. Academies as we plot or a bar mash, but I will say playful Archimedes as always, cooler. The light blue shirt is good, but for you, I prefer the dark blue shirt. Quantity goes down, but yet Quantico stop million. How much is the ticket get reduced to either verifiable mediators, to either peripheral. I would like to one-way tickets for Pharaoh. Believed to the EDI Volta polish bow acoustic three printer. Humiliated the ENI Volta Polish bulla, cuz that printer, and you lose. A return ticket for Lisbon is €30 volt per volume. I started, well, pretty much started. I'm going to try it later. Ten new magazine cover. I normally rabbits as theta or ash, mascara. Well, parabola as we talk trash, Daniel magazine cover, I normally do robots. I said two or hash mosquito. Well, Perella, as we told us, I have a reservation in the name of rabbits at 07:00, but I would like to change it to 08:00 vibe as L1 plus L2 or are you going to do it today? 106. 34a - a mesma coisa: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases we learnt in the last lesson. How do you say in Portuguese, I ordered or I have ordered or in Brazilian Portuguese, BIG for you. But I will say I have eaten or eight. Kami. What are the two ways to say it was foggy? Or estates? What are the two ways to say it wasn't? Now Foy. Now which Deb or now it's Davey. Yesterday. On time or on thing. Here's your first phrase for this lesson. Amaze. Amaze McCoys, or it means the same thing. Miasma, poison, the same thing. So boys, that means thing, and Mesmer means same. So how would you say, I would like the same thing? Get to amaze McCoys or ghetto amazing mycorrhiza. I've ordered the same thing. Pay the amaze mycorrhiza. Baby. Amaze mycorrhiza are in Brazilian Portuguese. You Becky amaze McCoys or you Becky amaze McCoys or can I order the same thing? Possible? Amaze McCoys or possible amaze McCoys. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU possible page here, amaze McCoys or AU possible page here. I'm as McCoys or the same thing for me, please. Ms. Mccoys, the pyramids freshwater or amaze McCoys or pardon me, por favor. I ate the chicken yesterday and I've ordered the same thing today. Kami will find onetime eBay, the amaze McCoys or call me or Franco, onetime Betty and asthma quasars, you were in Brazilian, Portuguese, alchemy or Frank one team e, amazed McCoys, algae. Au Comey, who Franco onetime. E. Becky, I'm asthma equator OG. 107. 34b - a mesma coisa que: In Portuguese, if you want to say the same thing as somebody, you have to use the word cook for as a Mesmer quiz. Good means the same thing as e.g. amaze McCoys or Kapow. Ms. McCoy, Zika Pao means the same thing as Paolo. So now we've seen that can mean more than one thing. It means what when you use it with ocher. And it can also mean as you can put anything on the end of the word to say the same thing as anything, e.g. amaze McCoys or ill or MAs McCoy Zika, Ellie. The same thing as him. There's McCoy Zika Ella amaze McCoy, Zika ELA. The same thing as her. Amaze McCoys, uh, Google say amaze McCoys at Google say the same thing as you. If you want to say the same thing as me, literally in Portuguese, you have to say the same thing as i. And as we know, the word for eye is AU, amaze McCoy Zika AU Amir's McCoy Zika AU. The same thing as me or literally the same thing as i. So how would you say I would like the same thing as you go through a maze, McCoys, cavas say, you get a mess, McCoys or Kumasi. I have ordered the same thing as Maria Bailey. I'm asthma quizzical Maria or in Brazilian Portuguese, AUP G, M, asthma quizzical Maria. Can I order the same thing as him? Both will be amazed McCoys that could yield, possible by dram as McCoy Zika yield or in Brazilian Portuguese AU possible page here, I'm asthma quizzical. Ellie. Au possible pyramids, McCoys. Okay, Haley, I would like the same thing as yesterday. Getaway, Mesmer quizzical on time, ghetto, MS. Mccoys ago on time, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Educate on Mathematica on-time. Educate them as McCoys or contain. 108. 34c - mais um / outro: How would you say in Portuguese, do you want the same thing as me? And just remember that you have to say the same thing as AI in Portuguese. Get a mess McCoys. Okay. You will say get MS. Mccoys. Okay. You are you going to order the same thing as me? Lipids. We're amazed. Mccoys, the KU viper dram as McCoys. Okay. You are in Brazilian Portuguese. Will say vi page here, amaze McCoys. The k you will say viper GLM is McCoys. Again. I'm going to do the same thing today as yesterday. Vulva Zara, men's McCoys or all your time. Both as LMS McCoys or ocean current time or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU evolve as LMS McCoys or RG, on-time AU vulva, they're amazed McCoys or downtime. I'm not going to order the same thing as Maria. I didn't like it. Novel pyramids, McCoys, uh, chlamydia now goes through these three novel by dram asthma quizzical. Maria now goes to this one. Now I'm going to give you two words that have the same meaning, or rather one phrase and one word. The first is myosin. Myosin, and the second is O2. Oh, true. They both mean another. Myosin and O2. So they can both be used to mean another, but you use them in slightly different ways. The phrase my Zoom literally means 1 mol or more. One. Mesh means more and means one. When you put in front of the S on the end becomes a z sound. Myosin, myosin, e.g. ghetto myosin. Myosin. I would like one more. The word O2, 0 through literally mean another. Hello. Oh, true or true. I would like another. 109. 34d - mais um / outro: We've just learned to new phrases, my zoom and O2, which I said can both be used to mean another. Or literally my Zoom means 1 mol. But there are a couple of things to note when using these phrases. The phrase, my Zoom can be used by itself as in the sentence we've just learned ghetto myosin, which means I would like 1 mol or I would like another. But you can also use it with nouns. Now when you use it with a noun, the has to change to OMA if you put it in front of a feminine noun, e.g. k2 minus Omega Alpha keto minus omega alpha. I would like another bottle, or literally, I would like one more bottle. K2 minus k2 minus one bottle. I would like another cake. Or literally I would like one more cake. You can also change the to a different number. E.g. get through my gosh, do Ashoka, half ash, Cato much do ask a half Ash. I would like another two bottles or I would like to more bottles. So you can use my zoom by itself or in front of a noun. And if it's in front of a noun, the changes to OMA. If it's a feminine noun, or you can change it to a different number. Oh, true. Can be used by itself to mean another one. But you can also use it in front of nouns. When you put 0 true in front of a feminine noun, you change it slightly to ultra, e.g. Kerouac or trigger half at the venue. Care to autograph at the venue? I would like another bottle of wine. K2, O2, cafe au cafe. I would like another coffee. You can even put my H and 0 through together and you get myself through mosaic care muscle through mosaic care muscle through D want another one. So when you put myself through together, it means another one. So how would you ask in Portuguese? Do you want to know the bottle? Get a minus omega alpha or get older? I got alpha. So it's ultra or my Zuma because gaffer is feminine or in Brazilian Portuguese. And we'll say k minus omega, how far they can all target. How far do you want to know the tea mines, osha. Osha, or in Brazilian, Portuguese, will say care minds on what they care about Russia. In this example, if you say myfunction, it means another T, as in another of the same t. But if you said oh Trisha, Oh, true can be used to mean another as in a different type. So get out Russia. Do you want a different type of T? Minus one means one more of the same, whereas O2 means a different one. As in another type. 110. 34e - um copo / uma taça: Now for this next sentence, you'll need to know what a glass is. A glass is in Copan, which is COP Copan. How would you say I'm going to have another glass of water? Vote Omar myosin cope with dogma. Vote tomorrow to cope with Jaguar. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, a of 0. Tomar meson copied Jaegwon, AU vote tomorrow to go *** jaguar. In Copan means a glass. There are actually two words for a glass in Portuguese, in Copan and metazoa. Capo. Metazoa. The word Copan is any sort of glass. Whereas metazoa is a glass specifically made for wine. So it's more like a goblet or a wine glass. So you will ask for, incorporate the Jaguar or incorporate jaguar in Brazilian Portuguese, if you are asking for a glass of water. But if you wanted to ask for a glass of wine, you can either say metastatic venue or incorporate the venue. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, Matata G venue. G V mu, a glass of wine. In Capo is any sort of grass and all metazoa is a wine glass or a goblet. In this lesson so far, we've had a maze McCoys, which means the same thing. If you want to say the same thing as you can put on the end. E.g. amaze McCoys, sick or ill. Or amaze McCoys, uh, Kaley means the same thing as him. Amaze McCoys or Kayla. The same thing as her. If you want to say the same thing as me, you say literally the same thing as I amaze McCoys, the k You amaze McCoys that Google say would be the same thing as you, or you can even put names on the end. Amaze McCoys, uh, compared to the same thing as bedroom. Then we had my Zoom, which means 1 mol or another. And all through Means ANOVA. How would you say, are you going to order another bottle of wine? Viper minus omega half of the venue or VPD, the aux track I have at the venue, or in Brazilian Portuguese. And we'll say bipeds year minus omega half a dB new will say VPg aux track I haven't given you. Do you want another coffee? Good Amazon Cafe, get altro cafe. So all through cafe, just like before, can be used to mean a different type of coffee. So if you want to say, do you want another of the same coffee, you can say, we'll say k minus one cafe. But if you wanted to ask, do you want a different type of coffee? Will say care or through cafe. 111. 34f - se é possivel: Here's your final phrase for this lesson. It's a nice phrase that you can put at the beginning or at the end of sentences to be polite. Said Posterior. Posterior. It means if it's possible, means if. And then a placebo means it's possible. In Brazilian Portuguese it's more like a placebo. A placebo, because this is pronounced as c, meaning if, say placebo. A placebo. It means if it's possible. So how would you say, I would like that if it's possible? K2 is to say posterior or A-OK. to see a placebo, it is possible, I would like that in green. So apathy they'll get with Zu, invaded in Brazilian Portuguese. See a post-Civil. You can read through a invaded G. How would you say, I would like to more if it's possible, good, match their l. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, a, you might see a placebo. So Deutsch and Deutsch means literally more, two, more, two more. Or we could also translate it as another to get Oh my gosh, do wish I would like another two staples email, if it's possible. How would you say another orange juice if it's possible? Minds-on. So modeler and just say posterior myosins to model around just the apple civil, or in Brazilian Portuguese, instead of saying, we say Sudoku, myosin, so-called dealer Anja, see placebo, myosin. So Qu Jie laryngeal see a placebo. A placebo, or a placebo means, if it's possible. 112. 34g - Let's practise - English to Portuguese: Here's your final phrase for this lesson. It's a nice phrase that you can put at the beginning or at the end of sentences to be polite. Say placebo. Placebo. It means if it's possible. Means if. And then a perceiver means it's possible. In Brazilian Portuguese, it's more like CA, posterior z a placebo, because this is pronounced as c, meaning if, say placebo. A placebo. It means if it's possible. So how would you say, I would like that if it's possible? K2 is to say placebo or ALK to see a placebo. It is possible, I would like that in green. Epithelial get with Sue and vetted. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. See a post-Civil, you can whistle a invaded G. How would you say I would like to more if it's possible. Good match Jewish posterior. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, a, you might see a placebo. Or mice boys means literally more, two more, two more. Or we could also translate it as another to get Oh my gosh, do wish I would like another two staples email, if it's possible. How would you say another orange juice if it's possible? Minds-on. So modeler and just say posterior myosin. So modular oranges, apples civil, or in Brazilian Portuguese, instead of saying, we say x2 minus x1. So cool, dealer Anja, see placebo, myosin, so-called Gilat. Anja see a placebo. So say a placebo, or a placebo means, if it's possible. 113. 34h - Let's practise - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? Viper theorem as McCoys like a viper. Amaze McCoys like AU. Are you going to order the same thing as me? My resume or a placebo possible tail, Oma melanoma, your sample CVL. Can I have a bigger table if it's possible? Sample civil, ghetto alpha amino has ever see a placebo? Good, well-thought out. If it's possible, I would like to change my reservation. All took Bronco aux a dozen new brand goo. Goo. Do you have another bottle of white wine? Vote provided ultra HD casualty them will provide ultra HD camera with their Reveal. I'm going to try another cheese, this Jesus terrible. Get them as McCoys. It could Pedro get amaze McCoys like a bedroom? Do you want the same thing as Pedro? Novel PDM as mycorrhiza. Now vote they did amazing mycorrhiza. I'm not going to order the same thing. They DMAs McCoys, the con time mash, Nash stable mode to Boeotia, BDMS, McCoys, Hogan time, mash. Now unstable mood to Boeotia. I ordered the same thing as yesterday, but it wasn't very good today. Amaze McCoys or Pyramus fashionable. Amaze McCoys or pardon me, specify border. The same thing for me please. Now IMS McCoy is-a. Now I am as MacOS and that isn't the same thing. 114. 34i - Let's recap - English to Portuguese: What we'll do now, awesome recap translations to incorporate words and phrases we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in Portuguese? I think this hotel is good, but I prefer the rooms there. But I mean H TO tell a Bon Marche peripheral IV. But me, H2O, tailbone, much prefer touch ID. I would like another room. This room is too small for me. All through cartoon require too much, but I mean, a eukaryote required to acquire to a became the match spammy. It wasn't very good, but I ate everything. Now I should ever moved to bone, mass commit to do. Now, wish to have a mood to Bon Marche commit to. Everything was bad yesterday, but it's going well today. Due to fully mount on time, mash, vibing, ocher to mount on time, matched by buying always you. Can, I try these shoes both supernova edge to stop at, wish. You post to provide an edge to stop at those. I'm going to order a bottle of water for the table. Will be the Omega. Have a DAG. What parameter? You will be omega have a DAG. What parameters? Do you want? A coffee. Get on cafe. Once they get on cafe, you have any orange juice. Binds to modernization time. So mood oranges, or in Brazilian, Portuguese. And pulsating so-called dealer Anja will say so-called deranged. I would like an ice cream, but I've eaten too much. Gelato. Marsh commit the mesh. Gelato mash commit the mesh. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, a eukaryote. He mass committee mice. A UK, HE must commit demise. Everything in Portugal is delicious to do. I'm Portugal, Italy see awesome to do. I'm Portugal, Italy see Awesome. 115. 34j - Let's recap - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some Portuguese to English recap translations. What did these Portuguese sentences mean in English? Vote Omar, who train Alice bar? Vote tomorrow trying algebra. I'm going to take the train to Lisbon. Co-move via Medina. Co-move. Why a Madeira? How are you going to Madeira? I got what I should write tomorrow. By tomorrow, John perished annoyed. What time are you going to have dinner tonight? By gotta go into Como, get Bogata quanta. How do you want to pay the bill? On the ALS star? Now I stop Liga on the LH star. Now I wish to apply. Yeah. Where is she? She hasn't got the beach. Now I will say is two. Now a parable. Say that isn't for you. Most they carry soon. What they care is who do you want that? Dying is two. I'm Brian Kuhn, tiny, so I'm Brian. Do you have that in white? Kid who do as a college slash five or special order. I would like to bags, please. Why fuzzier. And fuzzier. Oh, my gosh. Are you going to make a reservation? 116. 35a - dói-me: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in Portuguese? If it's possible to say perceiving the same thing. Amaze McCoys. The same thing as him. Ms. Mccoys or kill or amaze McCoys or gaily. The same thing as her. Amaze McCoys or Kayla. The same thing as me. Here's my quiz. Okay, you the same thing as you. Amaze McCoy. Zika will say. The same thing as Pedro. Amaze McCoys bedroom. 1 mol or another myosin. Another 0 through. Now. Hopefully you won't need this next phrase. But just in case means I've heard my dilemma. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you tend to say Midway, midway. So the bank mean, I've heard my dilemma in European Portuguese and midway in Brazilian Portuguese. So remember when we learned how to say, I'm cold, we had sham rumor in European Portuguese and a human sham in Brazilian Portuguese. Little word or me, tends to hook on the end of verbs in European Portuguese. But the Brazilians consider that a little too formal, so they place it in front of the verb instead. Don't worry if you use the wrong one in the wrong country though, you'll be perfectly understood. Dilemma or midway, mean I've hurt my, but the literal translation of dimer or midway isn't actually I've heard my if you were to translate dimer or midway word for word, they would mean it hurts me. So DOI means it hurts and means me, do. It hurts me. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, medoid. You can put any body part on the end of these phrases to say where it hurts. However, one thing to remember, which is different to English is that in Portuguese, you don't say, I've hurt my head, e.g. but rather I've heard the head. This is the same for any body part. Doing a Cabeza de Vaca Besser. I've hurt my head or my head hurts. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, medoids or Cabeza. Midway, I Cabeza, literally, I've heard the head or the head hurts me. Medoids or Cabeza de Lima, who pay, means I've heard my foot or my foot hurts. The foot is hurting me. Duma who pay or in Brazilian Portuguese, medoid who pay. Medoid who pay. However, when you're talking about a plural body part, the word doggy becomes doin. Doi means hertz, and doing means hurt. Do Emma or medoid is, it hurts me doing or me doin. They hurt me. Now, in speaking is very hard to tell the difference. Doi is just pronounced like DOI, DOI. Whereas doing, doing has that nasal sound on the end. So when you say doing, you close your throat at the end slightly doing mid doin doin or medoid, it hurts me. Doing or mid doin. They hurt me. And he can put any plural body part on the end of doing NMR or midbrain. E.g. during the Bush dentist, doing centers means I've heard my teeth or my teeth hurt me. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, me doin, who's dangerous? Me doin withstand. So just to recap, dimer means my, something hurts and you can put any body part on the end of it. In Brazilian Portuguese, you say medulla. And it means the same thing. My something hurts midway. In the plural, you get doin, doing, which means my something's hurt. So you use that with a plural body part, or in Brazilian Portuguese, Medellin. Medellin. 117. 35b - body parts: We've just seen how to say that something hurts in Portuguese. Do him do him is the European Portuguese version of saying My, something hurts. Medulla. The medulla is the Brazilian way. You can put any singular body part after those two phrases in the plural. If you want to use a plural body part, you say doin, doing in European Portuguese, and midbrain. Midbrain in Brazilian Portuguese. How would you say, I've hurt my head? Doing a Cabeza de Lima Cabeza or in Brazilian, Portuguese. And medoid a Cabeza. Medulla Cabeza. How would you say? I've heard my knows. The word for nose in Portuguese is not English. Spelled N, A, R, niche, or in Brazilian Portuguese, you pronounce it Nazis. Nourish, do Emma, or Midway. Midway. Body parts. I've made a vocabulary expansion sheet that goes with this lesson and it has a list of lots of different body parts in Portuguese. You can put any of these on the end of the phrase is doing or medoid in the singular. And remember that if you have a plural body part, you have to use doin or mid doing instead. Now, here's another word that you hopefully won't need. Actually, there are two words. The first is used more in Portugal and the second is used more in Brazil. That di, di means I've broken that D. And Cadbury. Cadbury or AU cabaret means I've broken in Brazilian Portuguese. So that d is European, Portuguese. And cabaret. Cabaret is I've broken in Brazilian Portuguese. Just like with doin or medoid, you can use a party or Cabaret with any body part to say that's what you've broken. The rule about just using the Rather than my still exists. So you would say I've broken the leg in Portuguese instead of I've broken my leg. E.g. bacteria banner that Aparna, I've broken my leg or in Brazilian Portuguese, but they are better. A UK break a pattern. I've broken my leg. So literally it means I've broken the leg. Now, you've probably noticed that we've started to introduce a few more differences between European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese. In these last few lessons, I just wanted to say that you shouldn't worry too much about it. If you use party in Brazil and Cadbury in Portugal by mistake, you will still be perfectly understood. It's just like if an American asks for some candy in England, it's perfectly comprehensible. So don't panic too much. 118. 35c - parti: The word for finger in Portuguese is dead. They do. D, E, D. So how would you say, I've broken my finger? Tea Party or cabaret? Who then? You can play with it. I've broken my nose. Tea Party who nourish, or in Brazilian Portuguese can re, re. In this lesson so far we've had DO him, which means I've heard my something or something hurts. In Brazilian Portuguese, instead you will say medoid means I've heard my or my something's hurt in the plural. In Brazilian Portuguese, you would say mid doing. Part D means I've broken. In European Portuguese, and Brazilian Portuguese, you say cabernet or a vocabulary for heartbroken. Now here's your next word in Portuguese for this lesson. Medical. Medical men. It means some medicine or any medicine, literally though, it means medicine, maybe come into. But in English we don't say a medicine. We say some medicine or any medicine. So how would you say Can I have some medicine? Possible tomar Maddie come into a you parcel tomorrow. Maddie come into literally you say, Can I take a medicine? How would you say Do you want some medicine? Medical care. Medical meant to. Do you have any medicine? Time may come into a medical man. I would like some medicine. Medical men to get Medica mean literally means I would like a medicine. 119. 35d - medicine: Medicine. I've made another vocabulary expansion sheet for this lesson. This second sheet contains lots of vocabulary for medicine just in case you might need something specific. Now here's your next phrase in Portuguese for this lesson. And unfortunately once again, there's a European word and a different Brazilian Portuguese word. Pankaj upon UI means I've caught in European Portuguese. In Brazilian Portuguese you say big a, big a or AU Peggy? They both mean I caught. I've caught and they can meet it in any sense of the phrase e.g. I. Caught the ball or I caught a cold. And the word for a cold in Portuguese is all my constant, but some mockups, deeper sound. And that's the European Portuguese word. In Brazilian Portuguese, you say, no ice-free atom has free atom. So my constantly bass sound is a cold in European, Portuguese. And ice-free album is a cold in Brazilian Portuguese. So how would you say, I've caught a cold? Openai mcons to pass some upon my constitute person. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. They gave his free atom AU pay day on his preamble. Here's another useful phrase. Don't know, I don't know. It means again, or as you know in Brazilian Portuguese, do is pronounced G. So you would say genome. Genome. Again. How would you say, I've caught a cold? Again? Mcons deeper sound the novel. Upon. Mcons deeper sound a novel. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, take a genome AU Begay on his free LOG novel. So just to point out as well, when you have an n followed by the letter H in Portuguese, such as n upon UI is pronounced as though the h we're y. So it's a near, near, but it's also a nasal sound. So it's more like it's happening at the back of your throat. So near upon UI, upon my constant but sound or Begay on history Alto genome. How would you say, I'm going to the beach again? Vo upper diagonal will apply ethanol or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU VO upaya, genome, AU variety, novel. 120. 35e - a gripe: Here's another word that can go with up and UI or peggy. Agreed. Agreed. It means the flu, a grip or in Brazilian Portuguese, you would pronounce it. I agreed. Agreed. P. So how would you say I've caught the flu? Upon yeah, I agree. I agree. Or agree. P AU peggy agreed. I've caught the flu again up and yeah, I agree upon, yeah, I agree to the novel or in Brazilian Portuguese. They gave agreed PG novel AU Peggy epigenome. The flu is terrible. A grip. Grip or agre, agre P at the high level. We've had him, which means I've hurt my or my something hurts. In European Portuguese, middle is the Brazilian Portuguese version is the plural. So I've hurt my plural body part. In Brazilian Portuguese, you say mid doin. But d means I've broken. In Brazilian Portuguese you say Kevin, a or A0 cabaret. Medical men too, means some medicine or any medicine, or literally it means a medicine. Up and UI means I've caught, and that's a European Portuguese word. In Brazilian Portuguese you say begging or AU Peggy. Mcintosh person means a cold. Again, that's a European Portuguese word. In Brazil, you would say history album. The novel, or G novel means again and agreed. Or agreed. P means the flu. 121. 35f - sinto-me: This next phrase is a nice phrase in Portuguese. It's another one that's slightly different in European and Brazilian Portuguese. But you might notice a pattern this time, where the moon goes at the end in European Portuguese, or in front of the verb in Brazilian Portuguese. Seen tumor. Symptom means I feel. And in Brazilian Portuguese, you say missing two. Missing two. Sin tumor. In European Portuguese, AU, missing two. In Brazilian Portuguese. They mean I feel. How would you say I feel? Seem to move mine. Seem to ban or in Brazilian Portuguese. Are you missing two? Missing two Bain. I feel very well. Seem to move more into been seen to memory to mine or a missing two. Missing two main obeying. I feel very well today. Thank you. More into biology or big album. Seem to memory into BioBrick album. Or in Brazilian Portuguese a or mucin to move to ban all of the gavel. Ame seem to mind to biology over the gavel. I feel terrible. Seem to reveal, seem to prevail. Oh, hey, you're missing two. Missing two. The heaven. I feel absolutely terrible. Absolutely. Terrible. Symptoms. Absolute amount, del Valle or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU, missing two, absolute dementia to heaven. Hey, You Me see into absolute dimension. Now. I've caught the flu and I feel absolutely terrible. I Agriba, symptom absolute mess them up and I agree, it seemed to me absolute domain. They're evil. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU peggy agreed be emissive to absolute dementia, the heaven. Au peggy agreed P, it missing to absolute dementia to heaven. 122. 35g - não me sinto: How would you say in Portuguese, I feel fine today, but I've caught a cold again. Seem to move buying, ocher, must mcons deeper sound, normal. Symptom of buying all you might constitute bass sound novel. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Missing to Ben Zhi, mass Peggy, history Abu genome. Missing to Bain mass. They gave his free adult genome. Once you put the word now in front of a phrase that has moved on the end. It always ends up moving them in front of the verb. So the negative of sin tumor is now missing two. Missing two. And seeing as the word or knee is already up front in Brazilian, the negative phrase, I don't feel is the same in both Brazilian and European versions. Now MS2 or in Brazilian Portuguese, now missing two surveys in European Portuguese and me in Brazilian Portuguese. Now I'm going to now missing two. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, you might also use the word AU. Au now, missing. I don't feel. So how would you say I don't feel well. Now missing to bind. Now my scene to bind or AU now missing to Bain. Au now missing to Bain. I don't feel terrible but I don't feel well today. Normalcy into trivial mash. Now myosin to bind origin. Now my scene to match numbers into biology or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU now missing to the hovel, the mass now missing to biology. Now missing mass, now missing to Bain OG. I don't feel well. I've caught the flu. Now myosin to bind up and I agree. Now myosin to bind up and yeah, I agree. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU now missing to Bain. Begay, agreed p. Now missing to Bain. The gay or G3P. 123. 35h - doente: How would you say in Portuguese? I don't feel fantastic, but I don't feel terrible. Now my scene two fantastic. Now missing to prevail. Numbers seem to fantastical. Mass. Numbers seem to prevail. Here is a final health-related word for this lesson. Do N'T. Doing. It means ILL. Do N'T. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Do and she doing she. So how would you say, I feel ill? Seem to medulla and it seemed to do end. Or in Brazilian Portuguese am missing to do and she won't be seen to do when I feel very ill. Seem to mind to blue and seem to my mind to do Enter or in Brazilian Portuguese. Humason to my to-do entity into mine to do and I don't feel ill today. Now I'm going to do anthology. Now mucin to do anthology, or in Brazilian Portuguese A10 missing to do N GOOG. Now missing to do and GOOG. I am ill. Still do and still do wind. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Aoa still doing, she is still doing UL. That do end to end. Or in Brazilian Portuguese will say, is that when she, and we'll say S, w and g, pedro is very ill today. Bedroom, I'm going to do int origin, bed rest. I'm going to do nth order or in Brazilian Portuguese, bamboo a stem me to do and geology. Bedroom. I stumble into Duan GOOG. 124. 35i - recap: How would you say in Portuguese, Maria was ill yesterday. Maria Esteva do end on time. Maria Esteva went on time. Or in Brazilian Portuguese. Maria Esteva Guangxi on theme. Maria S. David Guangxi on thing. So in this lesson we've had doing, which means I've hurt my or my something hurts. And that's the European Portuguese way of saying it. In Britain. Portuguese, you would say medulla. In the plural. You say doing, which means my somethings. So you can put any plural body part after this. In Brazilian Portuguese, you say middling. Part D means I've broken in European Portuguese. Cabaret or a, okay, re, means I've broken in Brazilian Portuguese. Medical men two means some medicine or any medicine. Or literally it means a medicine. Upon UI is, I've caught in European Portuguese. Or AUP. Gay means I've caught in Brazilian Portuguese. My constant Python is a code in European Portuguese. Has preamble, is a cold. In Brazilian Portuguese. The novel or genome means, again, agreed or agreed. P means the flu. Seen Toomer. Means, I feel in European Portuguese. In Brazilian Portuguese you would say instead missing two. Missing two. Then in the negative, you say now missing. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, a will now missing. So when you put the word noun in front of any verb that has on the end goes in front of the verb. And that's why sin tumor becomes now magazine. And then we had due end or do n ci, which means ill. 125. 35j - Let's practise - English to Portuguese: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in Portuguese? I feel very well today, but yesterday I eat some fish and it was terrible. Seem to me to do int origin. Muslim time. You step into reveal. Seem to me to do any math on time commutation. Each delta reveal in Brazilian Portuguese, am missing two more to do and GOOG Muslim thing commutation. Yes, David to heaven to do and GOOG Muslim tank commutation, Stairway to Heaven. I would like some medicine. I've caught a cold. Maybe come into my constant at some ghetto medical opinion or my constant, but some, We're in Brazilian Portuguese. A medical man to pick a history of American men to the gate and history album. I caught the flu yesterday, but today I feel fine upon yeah, I agree upon time must also seem to have been agreed upon time mythologies into my B9 or in Brazilian Portuguese. And you, Peggy agreed be on time. Mythology missing to Bain. Au peggy agreed beyond mythology, missing to Ben. Maria was very ill after-dinner. Maria Esteva morning to blend the post to Gentile, or in Brazilian Portuguese. Maria SDV to do angie the poised to Gentile. Is he l. Your study when you listed to end in Brazilian Portuguese alias. Alias that the winch. I've caught the flu again. Upon. Yeah, I agree. But the novel upon Yeah, I agree. But the novel in Brazilian, Portuguese. And you, Peggy, agreed. Pg novel. Au Peggy, I agree. Pg novel. I don't feel very well. I've caught a cold. Now we are seen to move to bind up on UI sound. Now I'm going to move to line up my consciously Python. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, AU now missing tomato vein. They gave his preamble. Now missing two multi-domain. The day when history. Do you have any medicine for a cold? Maybe come into paddock, mcons deeper some time to come into parenchyma comes to Python. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, most 18 medical history album. Both they think I've hit my fault. Dilemma, obey, doing, obey. Or Midway. Midway, who pay? I've broken my leg. Aparna, in Brazilian Portuguese. Gabriel piano. 126. 35k - Let's practise - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these Portuguese sentences mean in English? About a t time. T, time. I broke my nose yesterday. Doing a BATNA dilemma, a persona. I've hit my leg was doing was all we wish. My eyes hurt. Vote tomorrow. Era of automatic medical men to Agoda. I'm going to take some medicine now. Good. Good. Come into. Do you want some medicine? Als the blue and now it's dark. Yeoja, a lash that the wind. Now stocky ocean. Is she ill? She isn't here today. Upon younger my constant passed down to Maria. Upon UI microns deeper sound De Maria. I've caught a cold from Maria. Up on Yeah, I agree. But the babbled novel upon Yeah, I agree. But the Bible, the novel, I've caught the flu from parabola again. Now my scene to move to bind oxygen. Now I'm going to move to biology. I don't feel very well today. Seem to be fantastic. Why Agoda seem to move fantastic. I feel fantastic now. 127. 35l - Let's recap - English to Portuguese: Now let's do some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in Portuguese? What do you want to do later? Fuzzier and fuzzier, my star. Or in Brazilian Portuguese, will give, will say Carol fuzzier, my Starkey, who gave us they care for their strategy. Are you going to hire a car for the week? Hello, gotten garbled. Amana will say via we'll gotten garbled manner. The television doesn't work at television now from Sirona. At that it is done. Now comes the owner. Can I change it, please? Post to slash travel. Bustle of that. I will flash drive or a postal out that I'll put forward. You pause the wealth. That is very beautiful, but I prefer the yellow car. Is Sue. Mashed, peripheral. Is too much peripheral. Careful. Amarillo. Yes, I like it. C goes to this scene. Goes to the zoo. It's perfect for you. A profile to parable say April phi two parables say, you want to go there today, can easily take care. I'm going with Pedro. Vote compared to a vote compared through excuse me, how much is it for three one-way tickets for Lisbon. Quantico support mediators to either polish bar. Only senza quantile. The EDA polish bar. 128. 35m - Let's recap - Portuguese to English: Now let's do some Portuguese to English recap translations. What do these Portuguese sentences mean in English? Quality, when there is to do a hotel. When the race to do Hotel. What is the hotel's address? Vote bedroom tax epidemic started quality when rescue billionaire, vote on taxi per image data quality. When the rest of the Neonatal. I'm going to order a taxi for later. What's line also dress. Gavel De Maria. Who? Gavel De Maria. Maria has car is very beautiful. Gosh to do Kazakh called the bedroom. Gosh to do Kazakh or two bedroom. I like Pedro's coat. Gosh to these to vote. Ms. Mccoys goes through these two VoIP dram as McCoys. I like that. I'm going to order the same thing. Now. Gopro value, pay them as McCoys own time. Now vote pro Val de them as McCoys on time. I'm not going to try it. I ordered the same thing yesterday. Both for Jewish billionaire to stretch fiber, postal data, mice, Deutsch splitters, fashionable. Can I have another two tickets, please? Commissioner collateral damage? The commissioner collateral damage. I've eaten too much chocolate. Time, Myspace go into time. Myspace code. Do you have any more biscuits? Goes to these two match. Now I prefer to go to the mash. Now I provide two. I like it, but it isn't perfect.