Brazilian Portuguese - The Ultimate Course

1. Course Introduction Video: Hi, welcome to my Portuguese course. My name is or the law through. And I know for a fact that the only way to learn a foreign language is just speak it as often as you can. That's why I want my students to start speaking Portuguese from the very first lesson. So I came up with this course. How does it work? Pretty simple. I've designed a course contained in specific sections. We'll guide US trade of fluency. The conversational activities are at the core of this course. Your participation then will be required as often as possible to have an active role by answering questions based on real life conversational models to make sure that you will have enough vocabulary to pull it off. I start each unit of the course with the vocabulary section. There you have the first contact with important words that will be used in the conversational activities is coeval stage. Larva Hallows them. Maybe unnecessary. You'll come across the keep an eye out for grammar section. Don't worry, you won't be asked to memorize complicated grammar rules. You'll learn exactly what you need to know to make your communication half and in a natural way, the article, for example, it becomes four different words and Portuguese. Or when referring to a singular masculine noun, Oh God or two, all the way through hookah there. We also feature and on the tip of your tongue section on which students will learn how to differentiate sounds. That might be tricky when speaking, or even when understanding native speakers. Cabbies. Cap V's. Thus. Thus, the hear me out section is about developing your listening skills. It is also a great way for you to know how fast you're improving. Of course, the audio you here is based on the vocabulary you've learned throughout the lesson. You'll be someone solvus, california or center Today's boys cinco, way to say it just set to 0. The reading section brings a great taxed filled with words you have studied. You'll feel really excited when you see how much you have learned once you start reading it. This Cheonan, no theme or her chin of fonts you do denture Simona, LSC live into being CO2. Dhamma. As you might already know, language cannot be dissociated from culture discourse also feature that the general section here, you'll find interesting taxable precedent, tradition, culture, curiosities. Our first Julianna, homo does festers mice that had soon as Dubai is a festers within a common mura. Adding to this decision rule is to Brazil case. You're wondering, I haven't forgotten the Balder right? And activities. So I'm also offering you PDF files with loss of writing activities. You can print it if you want to, or you can just write the answers down in your notebook. Call me old-fashioned, but I really think that writing by hand helps you memorize words faster. So I honestly believe that this course has everything that you need to start speaking Portuguese today. 2. Página I - Vocabulário: Hi. In this video, you'll see some vocabulary and we're just going to be used in our conversational activities. Watch the video and do some repetition, and try to memorize as many words as you can. Don't worry if you can only remember a feel of them. Since this whole capillary is going to be used in several activities, you'll have plenty of opportunities to get familiar with any words. If you think it's necessary. Watch the video again. Have fun learning Portuguese. I'm live. Well grand piano. I am Boesen. Well fast, cheap. Data flow similar as Shangdi. Well G, H, flu shot tail. Draw the hand log 2M. Thing that I hear me. I'm going to do it on the credit card data. Porsche 3. Página II - De olho na gramática : In Portuguese, the words, the nouns actually are either masculine or feminine. So when we say the names of things, we're supposed to use an appropriate article. For example, the word house in Portuguese is considered feminine. So we say ACASI, the house. The word car, however, is considered a masculine noun. So we say Orca, who? The car. We use the article or before masculine nouns in the article. Before a feminine noun. But you must be thinking, how do I know if a noun is either masculine or feminine? Well, that's going to happen naturally by steady in the language. But I have a little tip for you. Most of the words end in o are masculine. In most of the words end in a feminine. Uga or do. Uga for aka, a Bolsa, a Coca-Cola daughter. In English, we don't usually use articles before a person's name. Portuguese, We do. We use the article or before a man's name? Would John or Michael Omi go here and we use the article before a woman's name. I'll leucine Ahmadiyya IU that the English articles a and n become. In Oman. In Portuguese, we use own before masculine nouns and we use Omer for feminine nouns. Remember that key, purse and a wallet considered feminine nouns. So if you wanted to say a key, a purse in a wallet, in Portuguese, you would say almost savvy. Omar boast, or macaque data. On the other hand, the words hat, stapler, and passport are masculine nouns. So if you wanted to say a hand, a stapler, and a passport in Portuguese, you'd say, oh Chappelle, homegrown Theodore, on past support. The words. And Oma also mean one. So homo bossa can mean either a purse or one purse. And we Chappelle a hat or one hat. In Portuguese, most numbers don't change before a masculine noun or a feminine noun. But a few numbers do. Number one is one of them, and omen, that also happens to number two. We use DOI is before masculine nouns. Doi zoom in. Though is Chappelle's do is by supports. And we use those before feminine nouns. Do a smoothie, edits, do a sharpies. To us both sets. Now it's revealed time. Masculine or feminine. Masculine or feminine. Masculine. Nice Corpus. Notice she cares. 4. Página II - Vamos conversar - Explicação do Modelo: Hey, there. Do you remember how to use own? And in Portuguese? If you don't, I suggest you go back to the previous video and watch it one more time. But if you do understand how to use those words, then you're ready for the next activity. You're going to answer questions based on a model. Try to answer them within the allotted time. This type of activity will help you improve your fluency and Portuguese. Let's begin the activity by understanding the model. You're going to hear the following question, okay? Okay, so means watch this. And in some situations it also means What's that? As long as the object you're referring to is close to you or to the person you're talking to. It's okay to ask or keys. For example, if I see something in your hand and I don't know what it is, then I can ask Achilles. But also if I have something in my hand and I don't know what it is that I'm holding. I can ask someone else. Achilles is right. But how would you respond if a person asks you that question? Let's say you're holding a key and I ask you, okay, So then it should say l my sharpie, it's a key. Since shove is a feminine noun, our Sharpie, you must say, if instead of a key you were holding a hat, then your answer would be a chateau. Chappelle. Since Chappelle is a masculine noun or Chappelle, you must say, Now you're ready. Watch the next video. Answer the questions out loud. It is important that you answer them out loud. Since you can only learn how to ride a bike. By riding a bike, he can only learn how to drive a car. By driving a car, you can only learn how to speak Portuguese by speaking Portuguese. 5. Página II - Vamos conversar: Okay, cool. Okay, So l less savvy. Okay, so that's the thought. Okay, So l grand piano. Okay, so okay, so element moles center. 6. Página III - Vamos conversar - Explicação: Now let's practice using the words though is in the US. To do that, we're going to answer the following questions. 12. Contests. Both words mean how many? But we use quantities with masculine nouns, monosomy, X, quantum Chappelle's. And we use quantities with feminine nouns. On does molarities, quantities, poses. You may remember that both boys and doers mean to you. But we use though is with masculine nouns. And those with feminine nouns. Those openings do is pass a porches. Do as Meletus, do a xik at us. Okay. Now you're ready. Watch the video, answered the questions out loud, and be prepared to be speaking Portuguese faster than you can imagine. 7. Página III - Vamos conversar: Wellness Congress I want to solve mix. Cell dies all means. What does molarities? Cell Noah's modalities. Does Coca-Cola daughter cell Noah's calculate though it is a support cell, the ice sheets. Welcome to scope. Cell. Does col plus 1, the synchronous cell DOAS shake it as well. This got thetas. Sell those thetas to spin that I sell the ice thing that I've used. 8. Página IV - De olho na gramática: How do you say the word this in Portuguese? Well, it depends. If you're referring to a masculine noun, you're supposed to use the word. The words had, credit card and stapler or masculine nouns. So if you want to say this hat, this credit card, and this stapler, then it should say is to Chappelle. Is staccato, is see, grumpy adore. However, if you want to save this purse, this wallet, this key in Portuguese, Venice should say S, S, S a Sharpie, because purse, wallet, and key, or feminine nouns in Portuguese. Now let's talk about the words my endure in Portuguese. My referring to a masculine noun is my hat. On my credit card. Credit to my stapler who Milgram peer drew. My referring to a feminine noun is my purse, Armenia, boats, my wallet. Armenia. My key. I mean Sharpie. You're referring to a masculine noun is whose seal? Your hat was SUE. Your credit card. Whose seal ketones declared your stapler. So grumpy or door. You're referring to a feminine noun, is sure. Your purse or your wallet. Your key. Now, it's review time. Masculinity is civil law. Masculinity on Neil civil law. Feminine. Masculine or still civil law. 70. 9. Página IV - Vamos conversar - Explicação: Now let's practice using the words is C S mu Armenia as sewer by following the model. Now, let's analyze the words and expressions that are going to be used in our model. Quality sensor. Sensor means, excuse me, call this sensor is so Suseela, Excuse me, Is this your cell phone? Since cellphone is a masculine word in Portuguese, we must use is C. And so when we're referring to it, try to pronounce this four words. Is C a 0, as if they were only one word. I mean, say it without pause in between words is CO sill, is Celsius. No. No means, no, no. Well mu solo law concept is amines unsure and positive. It can also mean certainly, Absolutely. So if I ask you, if you really want to learn Portuguese, you can say concept is help. So lovely. Back to our model. Concept is nowhere. It means, I'm sure this isn't my cell phone. If we're asking about a purse, which is a feminine noun in Portuguese, were suppose to say quality sensor, S, sewer both sensor, SAS x2 are both. Excuse me, Is this your purse? No. Concept is S and nowhere near Boston. No. Cones, 60s AS no m in your borsa. Know that certainly not my purse or I'm sure that's not my purse. Well, I believe you're ready to practice that model. Don't forget to try to answer the questions within the allotted time. You're going to hear the correct answer after you speak. Will you be able to answer the questions within the given time? Concept? Is. 10. Página IV - Vamos conversar: So still subtler. Call safety is the AC noise sensor. Constant. P is a sensor. All safe day. Is that a synovial no. Shut down. Since this was so-called CPU. Now, all safety is it a single sensor? Is so SOHCAHTOA, a scenario milk allergy could edge the SS, Theta. Ss safety is S and Theta is so silver atoms we have is a scenario Milgram. 11. Página V - As Cores: They need you. I'm not sure. Ooh, my home. Cool. 12. Página V - Vamos conversar - Explicação: Now you're going to practice the colors you've just learned. But before you do that, let's analyze the model. Gq. Silica support means what color should keep cool or silver support. What color is your passport as x2. Is it blue? Seen homeopaths support Shih Tzu? Yes, my passport is bloom. This exercise is not so hard, but it is really important. It's going to help you internalize the words you've learned throughout a course. Besides that, this activity, you will notice that the colors in an OH will change when they're referring to a feminine noun. For example, for support, to support, chmod, Lou, Hamer, Ella. Support should be familiar with the colors which don't end in all. Remain the same. Support shall zoom. Zoo. Support from my home. She Karameh home. Now you're ready to do a great job. Have fun learning Portuguese. 13. Página V - Vamos conversar: You keep as soon as you keep adding media. Am I am a home? Tail. Pull up, do it in a minute. Gk Cortes was a village in C sharp edge. Silicone, truly seeing a male controlling a lot to iterate. 14. Página VI - Interagindo: Let's learn some gradients in Portuguese. Company mental domains, ingredient as in greeting someone, means and good morning. Good morning, Medea. Ngos. Good morning. Was to domain to domain to the veins and neutral way of asking how someone is. It literally means everything well to the brain is short for the start to the vein Como se, which translates to is everything well with YOU. Meaning Is everything all right with you? But people don't usually say the whole sentence. You may hear though. To the vancomycin or to the bank. Consider when talking to an elderly man to the main casino RN, when talking to an elderly woman to do being consumed. So power to the big question rather than a Lucy and still can be used before and elderly man's firstName as a sign of respect. It corresponds to master in English, though it is usually used before immense firstname, not last. Donor, is used before a woman's first name as a sign of respect. To the vein is a very common way of creating people in Brazil. When someone asks you to the vein, you may answer to the vein. Or simply to do OK. To the vein or to do. If you want to say that you're doing great. You can also say to do autosomal. Good afternoon in Portuguese is burrata. Burrata. What are two power? Good afternoon. Power. You, Gabrielle. Good afternoon. Ganglion. And voronoi, which means goodnight. Boy chooses a Voronoi Tomasa. In short, from the moment when a person wakes up in the morning until midday, resilience greet each other by saying bone G, phone shear from midday answer the sunsets. People greet each other by saying, bought four types. When it's dark outside, the sun has already said, people greet each other by saying Bowen or each boron, which is what you say to people at night, either when you arrive at a place or when you leave. It doesn't actually matter. Now, practice what you've learned by watching three dialogues where people are greeting each other, runs through different morphologies. So shalom took the main cone snail. Still pay yes. Snyder to binary file. 15. Página VI - Escuta Essa - Explicação: Now we're going to do a listening activity. We'll listen to the five sentences and number each picture from one to five. The number will be setting Portuguese. Tres quatro cinco. You're going to listen to the audio twice. On the second time. The correct answers will be shown on the screen so that you can check your own answers. And sure you do a great job on this activity. 16. Página VI - Escuta essa: Sylvia, I mean, I am at ALA today's college and has ever seen anemia anemia calculus as a medium. 17. Página VII - Leitura: Late today. Okay, for survey as imagines as cinema il vision Chappelle period to calculate Dora Marie Ireland, Omar Bot Service, Bus support, cima home. You'll visit them. Bain, Boston antigen, a room in DOAS. She encouraged Cafe. 18. Página VII - Na ponta da língua: Nepantla, the lingual as well, guys, or some hippie. Brando normally does for guys in conjugates. Are 0. 0, 19. Página VIII - Você sabia - Explicação: You've decided to study Portuguese. And I'm sure that if you follow my methodology, you're gonna make a lot of progress in no time. Pretty soon, you'll be able to communicate with over 216 million people in nine different countries which have Portuguese as their official language. Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, and Guinea-Bissau, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, Portugal. Santa man principle, East Timor. Now to finalize this intro unit in our digital sanction, please watch the following video continuing that same information in Portuguese. 20. Página VIII - Você sabia: Process or via a link up altogether, are lingua Portuguese and a fall at dopamine is reducing to the center milliohms you pursue and in-law of it biases continuing trauma. Commonly we're office cr, so is Angolan. But as you carbo Vinci, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Equatorial, Mozambique, port to go. Sotomayor principle, HMOs less GI. 21. Writing Section: Wow, Congratulations. You've been doing such a great job learning Portuguese. Now, it's time for you to check how much you remember. It is also time to consolidate everything you've learned by doing some writing activities. So before you watch the videos in this section, download the PDF file with all the activities I prepared for you. You can either print it or you can do the exercises on your notebook. When you're done with the exercises, will watch the videos to see the correct answers. Let me know how well you're doing in the comments, okay? And remember, have fun learning Portuguese. 22. Atividade 01 - Livro de Exercícios: It's clear for 0 plus masculinist. Change the spell office feminine. And will there be omega C, whose Chappelle watching a program? Theodore. Co-captains, you credit too. I got a bossa E R calculate daughter shot, aka theta 0 plus support J. Ailey who Sill, Amy, a Sharpie. Any open drive or who control linear mode to be UCO. 23. Atividade 02 - Livro de Exercícios: Though is it's graver gene into the spillovers, masculinist e, j to the spillovers feminine. B, C, D, E, F, G, a, a dual credit to IGA, Homer Boesen, E, on my calculator daughter, omega theta. And fast support. Jay, Haley, Amy. Oh my sharpie. Any pen drive or on controlling her motto? P. 24. Atividade 03 - Livro de Exercícios: Trace is clear of a GAN to that spell out as masculinist. It do us, Jen, to the spillovers feminists do was molarities. Be, though is omega C. Though it's Chappelle's. Those bosses. Let's do a scapula. Daughters do a sky thetas. Aga support is E. Doi similarities. Do a shot this 25. Atividade 04 - Livro de Exercícios: Quadroon is spawned. The spirit won't quote unquote, imagine Siegel modular module. Okay, so 2k, where k is LMA, she couldn't be. What can you sue? Lma Chevy. See what case? Elmo Boesen. D. Okay. You soon. Okay. So engram Theodore, f-in, who can support you. So doma, Coca-Cola daughter, argon, been driving. 26. Atividade 05 - Livro de Exercícios: Cinco de Mayo plus masculinist, e plus feminine. Amino Malia. Be homeodomain. See, Camille Chappelle, armenians chic at a cafe or Milgram. Theodore Kamioka. To both E, Armenia, Coca-Cola daughter. Amelia. Homeopaths support you. Camille similar. Me. Amina shall be any pen drive or homeo controlling Hammacher. Be homeo capo. 27. Atividade 06 - Livro de Exercícios: Say, it's clear who's seal off as masculine us. As soon as feminists. Assume. B plus C, warming. See, who's still Chappelle was soon. As soon as she was so grumpy or dual credit to argon. So, uh, both. E I saw a Coca-Cola daughter, Asoka. So pass a porch. Who's still similar? Emy as sweatshop. Any seal pen drive or whose seal controlling him ought to be. 28. Atividade 07 - Livro de Exercícios: Searching. The score is horseshoe E. Since. 29. Atividade 08 - Livro de Exercícios: Oh, it turn his scribbles complementors at the quadratus. Want G, M 1, which boy, enriching volunteer. 30. Vocabulary: Ocado. Cello Abo hasa Ocado a pastor. Oh, no. Me a do libro coche Mis computador Silo albo hasa ocado a pasta. Oh, no. Me. Agenda? Oh, atado Oh, levo. Oh, hi Chivo Am. 31. Numbers: Zero is this. Quatro simco, say set to nove is O to zero. Quatro sachi ths simco, nove say. 32. The Alphabet: A f j aga jota, All Amy, Amy A k, she's epsilon z. 33. Asking About Unknown Words: In the next video, you'll practice how to ask about unknown vocabulary and also how to spell words in Portuguese. It is really important that you have seen the alphabet video. If you remember most letters in Portuguese, then you're ready to analyze the model. You're going to hear the following question. Gis computer in Portuguese Cigs translates to how do you say and in Portuguese means in Portuguese. If I were speaking Portuguese and I couldn't remember the word computer, all I had to do was asks computer in Portuguese. That comes in handy when you're talking to a Brazilian who knows some English or to somebody else who's also studying in Portuguese. Computer in Portuguese computador is I think aqui think that it or I guess that it is a squad. I think that it is computer. Meaning that the person isn't sure, but he or she thinks that computer in Portuguese is compa. Our motto continues, crave. The word C comes from the verb which means to write. A literal translation would be, how do you write that? That's the question most Brazilians ask when they're not sure how to spell a certain word. Although we do have the verb solera, which literally means to spell, people don't use it too often. Of course, it is 100% correct to ask, but it sounds a little bit too formal. If you want to sound more casual, it is a better idea to ascra. Well, back to our model Cogs computer in Portuguese Ski Computadoravisu C or now you're ready. Remember that each time we're going to ask the question, you're going to answer them. Whenever you see this hand, it means it is your time to speak. Try to answer the questions within the allotted time. You hear the correct answer. After you speak, watch the video and do the oral activities out loud for better results. Do the activities more than once if you think it's necessary, but remember, have fun. 34. Conversation Practice: Ms converges computer in Portuguese was computadora C, M, R, D E comosages eraser in Portuguese. E boha ecos craves A, C, aga comosages cell phone. In Portuguese, he was skill. He comes craves all all comsages notebook in Portuguese. Easier a sig folder in Portuguese. Ivashka pasta, ecumcvi comsgis name in Portuguese, K norms, Amy, Amy A comosages appointment book. In Portuguese he was Ski A z, e comes craves A como sages book in Portuguese. Mm, Her lies craves a Cogs correction take in Portuguese. Eh, coch comes craves a Cogs table. In Portuguese was mess am I? 35. Giving Personal Information: In the next video, you practice how to introduce yourself and how to say your phone number in Portuguese. It is important that you know the numbers 0-9 Let's see the model Milo Milo, it means my name is Miguel. My name is Miguel Mil Telephone. Um, telephone. The word means number. The sentence upon translates literally to the number of my telephone is that's the correct word order. In Portuguese, just say my phone number is. In this exercise, you see a name and a phone number. Introduce yourself as if you were that person and had that telephone number. For example, if you see this you should say Mimi Merle such Cinco Quatro does say Cinco otono. When you see this hand it means it's your turn to speak. You'll hear the correct answer after you speak. 36. Conversation Practice: Ms, conversa, melo and mel telephony out such sink quadrdoise, say sink otono, nomi, Patricia telephone a oto trace novi otoech singo quar do zero. Moma Carlos Numero Quaoachi does no quarters momiaumero do me, telephone out is do quadro Oto otaku omomda numero oto otoo oto. Such says Oto dois mom zoumer domo telephone to do zero trace. Zero, quatro zero. Mimi, Miguel numero mil telefona. To such Senko trace does. Tras quatro is un. 37. Grammar - Masculine & Feminine: Gram. Masculino Fem bohai Masculino Fema masculino pad Fema masculino espadas. 38. Grammar Review: As you already know, the nouns in Portuguese are usually either masculine or feminine, right? Well, some other words which refer to these nouns may also be either masculine or feminine. The article, for example, it becomes four different words in Portuguese when referring to a singular masculine noun. Got olibru ocado When referring to a singular feminine noun, agar a boat. When referring to a plural masculine noun, Oscar, oliver. When referring to a plural feminine nouns, gart as boas, as past the English indefinite articles and become when referring to a singular masculine noun, garlic, uma. When referring to a singular feminine noun, uma, garrote, uma, boha, um, past the words and uma also have plural forms. In this case, they'd be translated as some or a few. Um, When referring to a plural masculine nouns, scarotus um lius scam. When referring to plural feminine nouns, ums, gart, boha, ums, pastas. The word my in Portuguese becomes le mina. Meals and minus. We usually place the articles as before them. Um, um as minas. We use meal with singular masculine nouns and meals with plural masculine nouns. Um, celula, miles, limonada, le laps. We use in with singular feminine nouns. Men with plural famine nouns, amina, agenda, asminas, pasts, aminata, asminas, chavis. Now let's study demonstratives. Words like this, that these and those in Portuguese, there are three different groups of demonstratives. I'll give a short explanation about them right now, but we're not going to practice all of them at once, it would be counterproductive. The three groups are tukequil, you must use the first group when you're talking about something that's close to you, that's near you, especially if it's in your hand. Ischium, the cell phone. Mine Esta the Spanish mine. Mi this is mine. You must use the second group when you're talking about something that's close to the person you're talking to. Iso your cell phone can, is that your pen, is that you must only use the third group when you're talking about something that's far from you and also from the person you're talking to utter. How much is that book? Quantusta aquella bosa. How much is that eraser quantal. How much is that? Is akili are used with singular masculine nouns. Is is aqui. If you're referring to plural masculine nouns, all you have to do is add an S to the demonstrative is cartus acids, gut, esta ak are used with singular feminine nouns. Esta garage, ace, gut. If you're referring to plural feminine nouns, just add an as to the demonstratives. Estas gart as guts, aksu, akil are used only in singular. And they refer to something which you don't know if it's masculine or feminine, especially when you're asking about it. For example, que aqui lo, what's that in the sky? Or when you're referring to a fact, an idea, or something someone has just said, for example, this is really important, just this isn't fair. Wow, A lot of information to take in, right? But don't worry, we're going to take a step at a time. In the next video, you'll see a short review of what we'll practice in this unit. Okay, I hope you like it. 39. Demonstratives & Possessives: In the next video, you practice using the words is um, you see an object. If it's a masculine noun, up for example, you should say chil, mlp. This is my pencil. Remember that chi and um are used with masculine nouns. If you see a feminine noun, for instance, you should say esta, This is my pen. Don't forget that este and amine are used with feminine nose. You already know, but it's worth remembering. When you see this hand, it's your turn to speak. You hear the correct answer after you speak. 40. Conversation Practice: Mas convex. Esta amina canta He L l pi is che mill is Choma. Esta armenia, gender esta amenable Hash SGO leona Esta amenaza is she milo? Chi is she? Omelvru is he Elmilcdernoma Pasta. 41. Vocabulary - E-Mail Address: Vocabular hope underlining things ponto I hope, underlying effing Ponto ba. 42. Introducing Yourself In a Different Way: In the previous video, you learned the words at underscore, hyphen and slash in Portuguese. Ahoba, underline if baha. In the next video, you practice those words by saying E mail addresses in Portuguese. Let's analyze the model is mamu, marcus underlines. Il means I am, lus means I am Marcus. In Portuguese, we usually place the article before a person's name. Of course in English you wouldn't say I am the Marco, but that's how we do it in Portuguese. If it's a man's name, place the article cast. So Paulo, if it's a woman's name, place the article. A alias is a Vitoria Silva. Then after introducing yourself, using so I am, you should say your E mail address me means my E mail address is. Here's a list of the most common E mail providers in Brazil. I'm going to pronounce them the way Brazilians do. That's how you should pronounce them when you're speaking Portuguese. Yahoo, Chemo Ju, Yahoo, Poncho Pont. Now you're ready, introduce yourself using the model. Do the exercises more than once until you feel confident introducing yourself and saying E mail addresses in Portuguese. Try to say your lines within the allotted time. You'll hear the correct answer after you speak. Have fun. 43. Conversation Practice: Vermus conversa. So marcuss Mi may marcus underlying sosa. Aho ba yahu pont pont, beer lo Lucia Souza memo. Lucia underline Souza. Hba chi meu ponto con loto lopes. Mm Underline Lops Abaya ponto com pont bei Kyu castro. Yu fen castro hub Yahu pont ponti, also a Maria Santana Mamu. Maria if Santana abajo ponto elo a Victoria. Silver Mm Victoria If silver. Abajo pontoc. Also Paulo Camacho memo. Paulo ifreesnave ajo bach meo ponto con. 44. Understanding the Listening Activity: Hey, are you ready to do some listening activities? You certainly are. In the next video, you're going to listen to five people introducing themselves. Get ahold of a piece of paper and a pen. And as you listen, number the pictures from 135, then listen and check your answers. You're going to nail it, I'm sure. Have fun learning Portuguese. 45. Listening Comprehension Practice: Cut also presents us images sink ban olives, otosan salvia, such foam. Maria olive cuts, quatrochi, maria underlying quadrat, qua to the binomial. If abiomed muerto me an underline Do do Ababa olive mom ou says otoo trace quadro such. No. Mm. Underlining quad Ahbajimut Do to goals dolio. If Job Michel Maria Olive out Scot Quatro Maria underline Quatar to the Bin Milliman. If abiomed under Do, Aba, Yahoo Ponto con ponto. A. 46. General Review - Personal Information: Hi, Are you ready to use most things you've learned in a longer conversational model? I'm sure you are. In the next video, you practice introducing yourself in a different way, saying your phone number and also your e mail address. The first question you hear is ilonomi quail nomi, which means what is your name? This time you should answer. Misha mu literally means I call myself. This is a very common way of introducing yourself in Portuguese. Qualm. Then you hear the following question, qualulilula, which means what is your cell phone number? This time you should answer numero silula and the number of course, For example, Quill, ilulaumilulaq, strace, qua. The third and last question is qumu. What's your E mail address? You should answer memo and the E mail address. Of course, for example, qui mimic. This is a challenging activity because you have to use a wide range of vocabulary in Portuguese. If you think it's necessary, watch the video. Listen to the correct answers and then try to answer them yourself. Pause the video if you feel it's necessary. This next activity is also a great way to reveal the things you've learned. Do it again from time to time to see how much you remember. Okay, When you see this hand, it means it's your turn to speak and answer the questions based on the model. You'll hear the correct answer after you speak. You're making a lot of progress, I'm sure. Have fun learning Portuguese. 47. Conversation Practice: Movements. Quatro Eduardo it. Qualia Maya Ulmer Ileum Louis. Qual me lesia, ificinco Hba mu pontoc Qual silo. Helm, silver quill. More do cinco quatro meyou underlines ponto li memo. Hic phone skumollluumerlcelluoam A underlining abut Mm. Mariano Rodriguez cell moll sachin docu no poo an or if no ahbabi miu silver um silt line, pummeled ouaou underlined ponto Michael ulloa, strace, um, um, underline. 48. Vowel Sounds: A dogs No poggi braces producing Pozavogo Mitas general sonomi, Alia de ma palavre als hepta. A, A, A, E, A oh, ooh. Ooh. 49. Reading: La Arthur Americano brazo Portuguese tousmgportugue. So Patricia logo and Ma Sergio Zero. Let Arthur Smith, so American Mi brazo Portuguese todo organism. Um, amabas Portuguese. Caalguoo. 50. Syllables In Portuguese - Explanation: Hi. In this video, we'll talk about how syllables are formed in Portuguese. Learning about syllables will help you improve your pronunciation. And in the future, it'll be super useful when you learn how to accentuate words. Simple syllables are simply the combination of a consonant and a vowel. The word hair in Portuguese is B. This is a great example of a word formed only by simple syllables because it has a fixed pattern, which is consonant plus vowel. If this pattern isn't broken, then it's really easy to know the syllables of that specific word. Bill, for instance, has three syllables, flu. If the word doesn't have a graphic accent, we usually stress the second to last syllable. That's a very common pronunciation pattern in Portuguese. Remember we stress the second to last syllable. As a consequence, the last syllable will be unstressed, really soft, barely pronounced in the word Bill. We're going to stress the syllable, the syllable will be really soft and unstressed. Bill, take a look at the words candy, fight, coffee and beautiful in Portuguese. How are we supposed to pronounce them? The first one is ba, ba is stressed and is unstressed. The second one is lut. Lu is stressed and t is unstressed. The third one is a little different. If it followed the general rule, we would pronounce it cafe. Okay, but we don't pronounce it this way. The correct pronunciation is cafe. That's why it has a graphic accent over the letter E. The graphic accent shows where the stress syllable is. Remember that the graphic accent is not necessary when the stress syllable is the second to last. Because that's the general rule. The last word, bello, falls into the general rule category. No graphic accent is necessary. Be is stressed, and low is unstressed bell bell. In the next video, you'll see a short revealing Portuguese. See you there. 51. Syllables In Portuguese: Lingua syllable. Simple, simple for math, plica, voga, Portuguese v. Palav formdyllaba. Simples. All say pits, simples. Abs, bala, bala uta lu luta calf, car, fa, calf, bell, be, lu bello. 52. Culture - Street Markets: For Csa beer, Pu pastel, Kodjkona as fruit guidestar. Guides to prove Sabor de traditionized Asper pastel versus Pegaste. Acompanado pastel step as papa fruit legumes. Duropabors traditionized aspas versus Peugeot pastel Acompanado pastel. 53. Unit 01 - Writing Section: Wow, congratulations. You've been doing such a great job learning Portuguese. Now it's time for you to check how much you remember. It is also time to consolidate everything you've learned by doing some writing activities. Before you watch the videos in this section, download the PDF file with all the activities I've prepared for you. You can either print it or you can do the exercises on your notebook. When you're done with the exercises, watch the videos to see the correct answers. Let me know how well you're doing in the comments. Okay? And remember, have fun learning Portuguese. 54. Activity 01 - Definite Articles: If palavsabi, masculina, feminin a criscinchi end uc abuhash lien Am um, A gahchivu utelephonejt lapis car a pastor elicputadomad. Um. 55. Acticity 02 - Numbers: Do is scribal vulgarismu. How number coresponde dos de a threes. Quatro says aga senko nove sachi. 56. Activity 03 - Numbers (Written Form): Scravel sigintus, numerous in Portuguese does quad simco sache novi de. 57. Activity 04 - Math: Scrivo pustensuaaasa agua quad threes mice. Quadra sachi. 58. Activity 05 - Possessives (Meu & Minha): So sivupalavs, masculina, palavs feminin. Am am past chivo, um a amen, um mel, laps, aga mlillula, mel telephone, Mel nomi, amenable hash, all umm miata melputador. 59. Activity 06 - Demonstratives (Este & Esta): Complechphrasispomi. Demonstrativoci parsifdes, palavs, masculinstsfdes, palavs feminines, child, amend. Chomp, minus a is chill. Cellular is chill in past. Aga is chimiputadmtad 60. Activity 07 - Symbols: A scrivapstensuomius symbols, osines, the staccadustu underline Hba fan a Bach. 61. Activity 08 - Filling in the blanks: Complex lacunas. Adama Cellular. Um, Cellular says no col underlying live three squatros coach do 00 Lucia live Ajo 62. Activity 09 - Personal Information (Questions): Complex gig Us frass abuelomiommo Luis Qualm, Pedro Hibachi 00 Liu model at Quatro Battell Nomi, Mimi Joaquin, Can iuliia zero do. 63. Activity 10 - Farmers Market: This comps. Frass pala reservation. Can vedurz Asp come from fruits, Dur illigumisnaf, Tu gostin pastels, pastel, Brazil. 64. Activity 11 - Personal Information (Answers): Sponging submission. So um, ill, ill, um lil a mmm a omaddriguz, lullula, cellular schquaods underlining. 65. Activity 12 - Vocabulary (nouns): Crave. Nomi, Soviet sabado ups. Abo haha Atado a pastor, am cad. 66. Activity 13 - Dictation: Vo tests to traces apenas nada. Who tests to salido compospospuivve, polar to the in Joaquin is so Protestant, three squares viaggiato, polar to the in Michjaquin elevator is so Prof. Gus paras transassapinmaenttaocom squat Sacha pogo medicado in Meagan Pogaqdi elevator. Joachim Ponto to the Joaquin Elevator is so adplintaooquagaoafpogq under Juve Jacob. 67. Vocabulary - Professions & Occupations: As prof sons Yoko pass. Garson Garson etching. Oh magical. A magical Odin Chester Adn Chester Vendo. And Perzaio. Am prezaiopoliciupolisucocs. I can't to what? T watato tata in femto infe matter profe so I prophet U, Garson Garson Natchgical Magical din Chester Adinchester on the door. Adina do o zara polio polio. Co in a. Who can tour? I can't do it. Who are? Tour As aceto kitata in femto infi metaf our profess sore. 68. Possessives (Meu, Minha, Dele & Dela): In this video, we'll study some possessives in Portuguese. You've already studied how to use ill and in. Remember we use l with masculine nouns and mina with famine nouns. Amanita. We normally place le and mina before the noun the same way that's done in English. People don't say how my, but my house. Right? In Portuguese though, things are a little different when we're talking about a third person's possessions. For example, the word in Portuguese is the word her, as in her notebook is blue, is dell. It doesn't matter if we're talking about a masculine noun or a feminine noun. If it belongs to a man, we use the word daily. If it belongs to a woman, we use the word dell. The position will change when compared to male and mina. We must place the words and della after the noun. If you wanted to say his notebook in Portuguese, you would say Pca de his pen. Call her notebook collar, pen, atalla. Now, compare my notebook. Cado his notebook card. Nod her notebook card. No, my pen, his pen. Act, pen, Aca della. In the next video, you'll see a short review. See you there. 69. Possessives (Review in Portuguese): A gramachaclucllcta ella act della. 70. Using Dele & Dela in a Conversation Model): In the next video, you practice using the words and Dell In Portuguese, we use the propositions. And to say that something belongs to a person, it corresponds to the apostrophe S in English or the proposition of, for example, do Miguel corresponds to Miguel's da un means unas. If you wanted to say Miguel's car in Portuguese, you'd say do Miguel literally, the car of Miguel as house would be a literally the house of Anna. First you mention what belongs to the person, for example, Pudo the notebook as the folder. Then you add the proposition if it belongs to a man or if it belongs to a woman. For example, Pudo Paul Notebook Apata Anna's folder. Let's understand the model be asked. For example, pasta. Is this Ana's folder? You should answer. Estapa, Yes, this folder is hers, or yes, this is her folder. Remember that we use della when something belongs to a woman. If you're asked, is this Us laptop computer, then you should say, Saucy, this laptop computer is, yes, this is his laptop computer. Remember that we use the word deal when something belongs to a man. Things will get really simpler when you start using deal and Dell in our conversational activities. See you there. 71. Conversation Practice (Possessives): Mus convex esta pasta dana sing esta pasta della chi buck a. Julio sing chachi bucca dell esta Gina eda Paul sing tag dell Dj sing Chad, Chico chi Edwin sing Chico chi de esta in sing estatal estameza eda Maria sin estamezadll Estelapz edu Gustavo sin telapzadli. 72. Verbs Ser & Fazer: In this video, we will start studying some verbs in Portuguese. But before we actually talk about verbs, we're going to talk about personal pronouns, words like she and so on. In Portuguese, we have the following pronouns, I, L, v, singular. No, we, eli, they when referring to men or men and women together. Ls, they. When referring to women only plural. You might be wondering about a pronoun it. Well, we don't actually have one pronoun that means it depending on the case, we use eli or L when in English people would use it. For example, I dropped my computer and it broke. In Portuguese, that would be dputbro. We use because computer is a masculine noun, I dropped my camera and it broke. Now the translation would be Edema, Merkel, bro. Now we have to use all because camera is a feminine noun. In Portuguese, sometimes we use no pronoun at all when in English people use it. For example, I have to talk to you is important. In Portuguese import, it's just like saying in English, I have to talk to you is important. I know that's not correct in English, but that's 100% correct in Portuguese. When we're talking about something unknown or about a fact, an idea about what someone has just said, we usually use the word what is it? I don't agree with it, concord. But please don't worry about it now. It'll take some time to get then. For now, all you have to do is remember the pronouns L v, no es el v. Now let's talk about verbs. The first verb we're going to see is the verb. It means to be. And we have to conjugate it just like you do it in English, right? Becomes I am a, she is, and so on. Let's see how we conjugate the verb in the present. So I am a, L, a, she is v, a. You are singular, nous, we are L, L, so they are So you are plural form since the verb forms are always exactly the same for the pronoun L, v, because these three pronouns are considered third person singular. And the pronounces L because they're considered third person plural. From now on, they'll be put together like this when we're conjugating verbs. Okay, so a no es el va. Another verb that we're going to see today is the baz. It can mean both to do and to make. Faze is conjugated like this fall no es el va. Now, watch a short reveal in the next video. 73. Conjugating the Verbs Ser & Fazer: Gia Gramatica Pre inova fa fa la Va no, famslsaz. 74. Using the Verbs Ser & Fazer in a Conversation Model: In the next video, you practice professions and occupations in Portuguese. Let's analyze the model. The first question is going to be about the person's name. You hear Amid, what's his name? You should answer Miro, his name is Bruno. Then you hear kelips. Okiliphas means, what does he do? You should answer magical. He is a Dr. Notice that the person's name and profession are written below the picture, although in English we use the indefinite articles and when we're talking about a person's profession. For example, I am a teacher, she is an engineer. In Portuguese we don't, we don't usually say, we simply say professor. We must use and um, with professions and occupations only when we use an adjective to qualify it, for example. So Professor Malos, I am a wonderful teacher, then it's okay, but if I'm just saying what a person does, then I must not use or uma. Remember when you see this hand, it means it's your turn to speak. You'll be asked two questions. Follow the model, you'll hear the correct answer after you speak. Have fun learning Portuguese. 75. Conversation Practice (Ser & Fazer): Venus convexRomdomdea. Bruno ki the face. Ella magical Nomdellauomidella. Carla Ukillafas. Ella dinchester Quo Nomdelluomdella Pedro Luchi. Eli face Elia Garson O Nomdella. Midea, kill face, La vendado. Nomi de midea. Andre Occhiali. Nomideomdkifa Elias qui no medelli. Nomdelia Gabriel Buchi, face Elia To no medill Odelia buie face Elias, yo no medella Odell Susanna Ocilla pas la atris. O no medal. Omid Antonio Pocillfas Liao nomidella. Uomidellaablla Kill fas fema. Yo nomi dill Uomidllia, Kiali, profess. Nomidellauomidella, kill face. L M. Magica nomdellaomdella. Jessica, kill face a gaston edge. 76. Professions & Occupations (Femine and Masculine): In the next video, you'll practice saying the feminine form and the masculine form of some professions and occupations. Let's analyze how we form feminine nouns. Professions that end in, when they refer to a male professional, will end in a when referring to a female professional, a magican mpezaiu a preza. Most professions that end in R, when they refer to a male professional will gain when referring to a female professional are some professions have different suffixes. Agacha, atris. Some professions use the same word for both male and female. Denchsta, adicta, policia. A policia. Now let's analyze the model you here. Alizagaoncta, eliza is a waitress. What about otavio? Now, you're supposed to answer otamgaso. Otavio is also a waiter. The word tomb means as two. Let's see another model. Professor Lucia. Juan is a teacher. What about Lucia? You should say Alia, be Professor Lucia is also a teacher. He is right. You're going to do great. Have fun learning Portuguese. 77. Conversation Practice (Professions & Occupations): Ms. Conversa Eliza Garson Echaba Garson. Juan A Professor Lucia Alaba. Professor Aliso of Tabata Mariama. I shall see even. Do you too? Tambo Prezi Sophia Sophia Tabrez. Olivia Fema. You Pablo. Pablo Tab Foal. Paul Tab. Echovalia Magica, Gustavo Gustavo Tab. And Magico Epoca. Fach Fata Tamba Epoca. 78. Vocabulary - Professions & Occupatiosn II: Proposes a spsonistasepsonistajocadjocadgivogadgivaadecret a secretaria, Ger anchi alger anchi taki system attach systems, Psi, show that door I show that door age vogadoIg vogada secretaria a secretaria user inchi azernchitax sister a tax sister. 79. Using "Ótimo" & "Ótima": Let's keep working with professions and occupations. Let's analyze our next model. Flapsionista is Flavia Receptionist. Sing ich ipsionista. Yes, he's a great receptionist. Chim means a great when talking about a male professional. Umachma. A great, when talking about a female professional, a great actress. Matriz, a great actor, a great waiters, great waitress. Magasonch. Let's analyze another model. A Maria. Is Maria an architect? So Macht, Yes, she is a great architect. Now you're ready, let's keep on learning Portuguese. 80. Conversation Practice (Ótimo & Ótima): Flaps. Sing elon acheson amara. Archea, chemo above. Sing elon wacha Professor A echo. Sing elioma. Watch my caza. Jocado. Sing elon, Watch ocado. I secretaria. Sing aloma. Watching my secretaria looks, ego sing elon. Watch march. Ocado alla gerini Sing alma chijerci. 81. Pronunciation (Open Vowels & Closed Vowels): The vowels, and in Portuguese can be open or closed when the letter has an open. So it sounds like this, a, a. When it has a closed sound, it sounds like this. When the letter has an open sound, it sounds like this, A, A. When it has a closed sound, it sounds like this. You see some examples in the next video. 82. Open Vowels & Closed Vowels (Examples): A di lingua. Vogt a ella della archeo magical. Chemo chima Joda Volga Fish a hell daily. Professor Cipsionista oh, ospital Professor Otavio Olivia. 83. How to Address People in Brazil: In Brazilian Portuguese, we address people our age or younger using the pronoun. For example, profess, are you a teacher, v, gson, ec, are you a waitress? But when you're talking to someone who is much older than you are or someone who is an authority, the best option is to use when talking to a man and when talking to a woman, for example, a professor. Are you a teacher? Are you a Dr. By using you're showing respect to older people. Some older people though, prefer to be addressed by the pronouns. But they'll certainly let you know the first time you call them or now let's see a short reveal in Portuguese. 84. Addressing People (Review in Portuguese): In doing uzi comps the suida my zovkivoipu, Zvivopivpvo. 85. Asking About One's Profession: In the next video, you'll practice the verb in some professions and occupations. Let's analyze the model. You hear Ochoa. What do you do? Taxis. I'm a taxi driver. Let's see, another model, Quia, What do you do? Noms, agvogads, we're lawyers. Notice that the profession or occupation is written below the picture. If you don't remember how to conjugate the verb si, go back to the video on page 11. Iodo nagra machka. There you'll find the conjugations of the verbs and faze. 86. Conversation Practice (Verbs Ser & Fazer): Us converse kills your Fas kills tax system. Oki says fazing no sums, Givocads Peter fans, Elia policia, Kia beatriz fans, alla prof su okies pass. So magical. Ok. You better phasing Elison Soca. Does Oki Voss phasing no secretaries Oki senora pas Eli 87. Vocabulary - Countries & Nationalities: Paris is a national digs. Brazil, Brazio, abrazileacnadacnads. Acanadans Australia, Australian Australiana Portu Go portugues, portuguiztadd, Americano Americana. Ingle Inglis, Inglis. Mchico, Mchicano. Amchanaaliaalianoaliana. Is pongas. Pago Spagnola. Brazo brazi. A brazier. Canada, Canadanc Acanadanc, Australia, Australia, Australiana put to Gis, I'll put to Geo Stars. Needs my colonel. I made colonel in glass. There had Inglis, I and Glyza. Who miss Chaco? Who miss you cola? I miss you. Coa I. Italia italionaaliiona Spa. Who is Spero Pero Land. 88. Nasal Vowels : Hi. You already know that the vowels in Portuguese can be open vowels. Gisbert or closed vowels, gas fades. But they can also be nasal. To indicate that a vowel is nasal, we usually add an n or an M after it. Let's see now how an n or an M changes the vowel sound. A fun le line, lee line to po po n bar being sing bo be. The nasal has another variation besides so. In a few words it may sound this word must not be pronounced. But a few words that follow the same pattern are. Now, let's watch a short video in Portuguese explaining the nasal sounds. 89. Nasal Vowels (Review in Portuguese): Nad lingua Volga Nazis or under Venda door. Agenda. Ingles sing computador. Garson. Undo. Abumas palavras una zu produce. Round song. Jefferinchig Bang fermo para. 90. Asking About One's Nationality: In the next video, you'll practice nationalities in Portuguese. Let's analyze the model. You heard Peter. What's Peter's nationality? And you should answer. Am I think that he is American? Let's see our second modelda. What's Maria's nationality? Que mis I think that she is Mexican. Is it right if you don't remember the nationalities in Portuguese, go back to the videos. Try to answer the questions within the allotted time. This hand will show you when it's your turn to speak. You certainly do a great job. 91. Conversation Practice (Nationalities): Vemos convex Oia, nationally Daga Peter kill American oaationalda Maria Michigan, a national dada, una. I choke Australiana quoi nationally, age to Josh I choke a Canada nationally age to Pedro I choke Portuguese quo nationally age Mike A chochilia English qualia national aged hafio a chocilier, Brazillouia national Dag a chochili. 92. Getting Ready for The Listening Comprehension Practice: It's time for some listening activity. Get ahold of a pencil and a piece of paper. Write down your answers. You hear a person talking about five different people. Who is this person talking about? Number the pictures from one through five. In the end of the video, you see the correct answers. Good luck. 93. Listening Comprehension Practice (Nationalities & Occupations): Is also as a presenters images. So, Mill, Joseph Eliot Elegachapd, Domoic Demand secretary, Los Angeles American Cinco Elsa, Pedro professors. Boa, Portuguese. Um, Odell, Joseph Eliot, Eli Gastrinoma. Elka ella Mica Hospital Nacidagi domesico three Elia Italian Watchmct Quatradll Secretary in Los Angeles, America. Cinco Elsa, Pedro Eli Professors Bo Elia Portuguese. 94. Reading - Unit 02: To, to the bank. Elastancmigods as past as the mundo. Moto ego eliava Orchid Portugal, secretaria postugiz george Angles easpitald, Mariella travailentozguo eta liu ali EL sous, Brazil. Nous paulus intel Naves tra value ego ciliabbmisaguo 95. Greeting People in Portuguese: Inter bonita obrigado v to do Liz, Liz. 96. The Tilde: Nacho, Cosas Gerome toco as pasa Pronuncialaun Observando nasginspalasst, Basta pugether as combs. Observe Unknown pins. Alem child be a parestra or naci. Gins. Conveno observe liolios, pronuncia Some conto Gaston is by efference. Ms is available annual. Nevil. 97. Did you know? (Greetings In Brazil): Vaber? No. Brazil No more mean compliment aptends, not compliment humans custom. Conventional host at status, Brazil acid beguspgivpmsbgussu. Paradaferenso mines. Stereoismo publico insua paga fibuqiabraziobmcplementp. No intent. Compliment entry. Woman human truss custom convolute wins status. Brazil acid begovic doses tras bjusosto pagoda diferent, miniaturis publico and pagaba brazo. 98. Unit 02 - Writing Section: Wow, congratulations. You've been doing such a great job learning Portuguese. Now it's time for you to check how much you remember. It is also time to consolidate everything you've learned by doing some writing activities. Before you watch the videos in this section, download the PDF file with all the activities I've prepared for you. You can either print it or you can do the exercises on your notebook. When you're done with the exercises, watch the videos to see the correct answers. Let me know how well you're doing in the comments. Okay? And remember, have fun learning Portuguese. 99. Activity 01 - Professions (Feminine Nouns): Um compas Francis forma Feminina. Palavra Destacado Pedro magic. Juliet ben magic. Fue nd door Marcia vendor ige Police policial Cao. Maria be Garson Iliac Marianan Chester Aga Louis. Professor Usara, be Professor Holbert. Infer Andrea be info Micheletur it beat. 100. Activity 02 - Demonstratives & Possessives: Is complex. Francis Palace es de della pasta. Dad chica de media della stain de du Pedro sin chichi estamzadli Effie Puta singed is child causing aga is Chilapiza Fabian sing. 101. Activity 03 - Forming Sentences: For me, me phrases of the Nandos paabo Ponga Jon Mariana della Mariana Daily. Pablo Mi Delia Pablo, numerous quad trauma quatro dot quadrat. 102. Activity 04 - Ser & Fazer: Quads verbs are by Sigo Modelo. Li L N Eli Elsa Faull lava Elislazia Magical be Pedro Fas, Ilia den Chester Kilucpasiaspzreapak Paula ilia polio Kias Prof. Aga Kalia Java fazing Lasan architects. 103. Activity 05 - Ótimo & Ótima: So complex as Frasch Professor Paulo Fuibopatriiecreta 104. Activity 06 - Nationalities: Is complchas Francis qua nationally Dag co het Agena Dega sing Elenlis Juan Domenico sing Elia Michicanauli. It app austavoportugoinga Portuguese atada, Brazil. 105. Activity 07 - Prepositions Do, Da & De: A complechas Francis condo. O G U Jka du Brazil. Emily Do Australia. Philip Edo, Canada, Christian Portugal. Aapi Michael Dana Uluigid, Italian Aga U Pablo Edmico 106. Activity 08 - Nationalities II: Compco Quadra Bio. Brazil Braziliu, Brasilia, Australia, Australiano, Australia, Canada Canadini. Canadini. Portugo Portuguese Portuguese, Mechico, chicano, chicana, Italian Inga Inglis, Inglesa Stadio Americanum Espana. Pago espanola. 107. Activity 09 - Filling Up the Blanks (Greetings): Piqua dementias, frass palave, bill boni, otobbrigadbgad. Again, Belizen to the ben, singing to the watching. 108. Activity 10 - Prepositons Do & Da: This complex. Aduanas frasca gen Ed Angela iscochifu do Paulo is cretdumigueo. Estaphiauilip is sochi bulk. Dummaamiamgaga is inumerugtelefhonidamia. 109. Activity 11 - Filling Up the Blanks (Greetings): Plia decadent phraspalavst apends smudge. No. Brazil complement aptendas as muero complement best. Cada poi, via dependent. The as pesos compliment is temes, muts gus. 110. Activity 12 - Famous People's Nationalities: Piscipwdaegtabgdational. Nm ilia Brazile qua nationally agiliad? Qua nationally Ag Chris Hemsworth, Liat qua nationally. Cristiano Hondo, a Portuguese qua nacenaldgaiogasiabno Ilia Michigan 111. Activity 13 - Professions & Occupations (Feminine Nouns): Organs. Props feminine. Sigo model troca Piloica empresarpresi Chochita infer infer agog agogad secret secret acresiuj vendor vendor profesor jugador jugadores. Garson Garson Ect guys Sachs, polio polio spont heipionista. Geri geri taxis. Taxista. 112. Activity 14 - Dictation - Unit 02: Cats as vol tests to three vases. Napavpenzo nagundaveotatto composes paciospossveapfqvossve menomin propose acho degen lunch. For example, mice in Copacabana Key chain Hell secretion, John, Australian eligspitalo, Robert Arthur Cana dances. Each gran present mislunuslenortugues. So mntugjano is Alvaro Spies in inches. For example, Am Lips Intel in copa Ba Key Chen Lisa Las Secretary Mucin National. John Strain. Ella Magic Watch Mospitao Robert E. Arthur Cana dances Es Architect Gran in present. Miles alunuslanchespoogus, diesch Ominous. Miles alusches Arturo. For example. Domenico Lips. Intel in Copacaba. Key chain secretary in much national. John, Australian Ligospital. Robert Arthur, Canadansllchtgr, present, Mills, Portuguese so. 113. Vocabulary - Family Members: Whose members? A familiar Vov ovo Pi Pi A mine. Chius chi chi mouse. Ma, ma primus. Primo a prima marido ophili I suppose. A filia ocado acuada ogg Agra. Who? Neto. Neto. Who are for F F I'm in. Well, che I cheer man. A primo a prima of fido, I suppose. Filia Ocado, a car, then o so grows O so grew a soogn shen hou mota nato meta. 114. How to conjugate verbs ending in -AR: Let's learn a little bit more about the verbs in Portuguese. They can be divided into three groups. First, conjugation verbs ending in R. Second, conjugation verbs ending in R. Third, conjugation verbs ending in I, R. All verbs in Portuguese in their infinitive form will end in either R, R, or R. There's actually one exception that will be dealt with later in the course. If you look the verb to love up in an English Portuguese dictionary, you'll find the verb am, Since it ends in R, it belongs in the first group. If you look up the verb to, you'll find me a second conjugation verb because it ends in ER. If you look up the verb to love in the sense of live in a place, you'll find a third conjugation verb. But you might be wondering, why should I know about these groups? Well, the answer is quite simple. With the exception of irregular verbs, most verbs will follow the same rule when you're conjugating them. It'll be much easier for you to guess the conjugation of an unknown verb. In this video, we'll focus on first conjugation verbs. We're going to study four verbs ending in AR mora to live, Pala, speak Rabala to work in Istuda. Study all of them end in R. How can I conjugate these verbs in the present? How can I say I live, I speak, or you work, or we study? In Portuguese, it's simple. The first thing you have to do is remove the R from the verb in the infinitive form. A will look like this. I will do the same thing with paraba, is to die. Now let's start conjugating the verbs. I'll add an O to the verb. When the subject is, this is really unstressed. And depending on emphasis and on the person who is speaking, it might sound like if you want to say, I live, I speak, I work, and I study in Portuguese, you say imu ultra balu stud. I'll add an to the verb. When the subject is L, L singular, this is also unstressed and it sounds like this. A LL travalud. If the subject is S, then we have to add S to the verb. It sounds like this. The first part is no paludo. If the subject is ill or s u plural, then we add m to the verb and it sounds, it is also unstressed istud. Now, you know how to conjugate all the regular verbs that belong to the first conjugation group. In the present, I've prepared lots of conversational activities so that you can practice conjugating these verbs if you trust and follow the methodology. You'll be speaking Portuguese really fast. Let's see the conjugation of these verbs one more time in the next video, it's your quick review. See you there. 115. Verbs ending in -AR - Conjugation Review: Gramatica, psivgulalabalatuda, Palo trabalotud Ella pala trabala estuda nos ramus phalamus trabalamus estudamus elis Ells voss. Palbo estudo. 116. Using "Quem" & "Onde" in a conversation: In the next video, you practice the conjugation of the verb mora and also family members. In Portuguese, the first question you hear is k means who means who is he? You should answer the question according to the information you have under the picture. Eli, Lp is my father. The second question here is tim means where. Tim means where does he live. Under the picture you have the information in Lisboa, which means in Lisbon. Ema. In Lisboa, he lives in Lisbon. In this exercise, you will learn how to pronounce a few cities in Portuguese. Lisboa, San Paulo, Bling Madrik Hand. Buenos Aires. Pick. Let's see another model. Kings. Who are they? Ella's Music They are my sisters on last. Where do they live? Elasto, in San Paulo. They live in San Paulo. Now you're ready, watch the video and do the conversational activity until you feel confident using the word mora, you do great. 117. Conversation Practice - Quem & Onde: Mas conversa K Ell Mil pie on Jell Mota elim in is Boa kon ellas. Ella Sons. Music Uns ellas moto. Ella's Motel in Son Power. Kell. Ella Limon. Eli Mode. Ell Mo in Berlin. Son dies. Ellison's Mills. Eli's Moo. Elis Motel in Madrid. K Alamia Mine. Jell Mota. Ella mooting talk Ella ella Amia cha. Jell Mota ella motagato K Elio Ivo Monte Lima Elmo in Buenos Aires. Elio Cho one Limo Elmo Pekin 118. Using "Onde" & "Então" in a conversation model: In the next video, you keep on practicing the bra and also the verb pa. The first question you have to answer is, opt, where does your father live? Answer the question according to the information you have under the picture. Joplin, he lives in Argentina. Then you hear in ilifalpaot means so int elifalpao, he speaks Spanish. Then you're supposed to say sing ilifalpoob. Muto b means very well, slipalpob. He speaks Spanish very well. Let's see another model. Where do you live? Do Brazil? I live in Brazil in signal Portuguese. So you speak Portuguese sing you follow Portuguese to be. Yes, I speak Portuguese very well. In this exercise, you'll learn the name of several countries in Portuguese. Agentina, Brazil, Chile, China, Mexico, Canada, France, Portugal and also several languages panel, Portuguese, Gli, Francis, Italian. Remember when you see this hand, it means it's your turn to speak. Follow the model and try to answer the questions within the allotted time. You'll hear the correct answer. After you speak, do the conversational activities more than once. This way you'll be working on your fluency in Portuguese. 119. Conversation Practice - Onde & Então: Ms convex. No py mota elmorginatfalpao. Sing el pals pago onto pin. No senor motto Brazion Portuguese. Sing your fellow Portuguese into bay. Won't you swap mo hella moahilicolla? Fales pago. Sing ella fales pago moon bay. Won't you swap prima more ella moat palaces sin ella falachines move into bins. Was moolisa is pono sings Follow is pono into bag, won't you? So my mother Ella Moa, Canada talla fallings sing ella Falinlesmobg won't you? Such your mother. Elma franc toia Francis sing Francis into in is Swiss for the moro nomos Italia into sings fallaaliotoin J is Maria. Nos more ton following Pao Sing not fallows. Pootobg want? Just watch your mota Hella Mora in Portugal ton ella pala Portuguese sing ella pala portugues mo into ban on raspy. More Ellmoraovrazilfa. Portuguese sing Portuguese into be. 120. Vocabulary - Places Around Town: Gati, Spelacdagi Banco Apadaiahstanchi Hotel Shopping. I scholar. Bach A Losa Jehopsupemcad Banco Papada who hissed out in set with shopping. I scholar. By logic, you hops Super Meca. 121. Verbs ending in -AR - Pronunciation: A lingua statement as swings whereby statement adding present chdivotu trabada mom, palm trata moral, fallon trabalutudon. 122. How to ask what people usually do: In the next video, you practice the verbs and istuda. Let's analyze our model. The first question you hear is an. Which means what does ana do during the week? You're supposed to answer the questions using the information below the picture. A eal, she works in a bakery. Then you'll hear Semana. What about the weekends? Semana el Stud Espanol. On the weekends, she studies Spanish. Let's see another model, Juju Fas Duran. What do Carlos and Juan do during the week? It is Strabao Banco. They work in a bank. What about the weekends? Semana student Francis On the weekends they study French. As you might have noticed in the next activity, you practice the names of languages in Portuguese, like Mandarin panel, Japon Inglis, Almo Francis, Italian Also places around town, Padilla, Bunco, Supercardoteltch by log Hops. Shopping is scold. In one of the exercises, you see the name of a famous president store named Casas Bay. They sell mainly furniture and home appliances. Now you're ready. Answer the questions, follow the model, answer the questions out loud. You hear the correct answers after you speak. 123. Conversation Practice - During the week & On the Weekend: Ok. Duran Semanal padipizmnaamnaltpanadan era Balcaen student Francis Marcello fans Duran Jomana Raval Super Mcadoo spins. Jana no sana es toda Mandarin Kivas fans in Duran. Jana Nostra Balan was in your hotel. Ops Jana no sin samadpanochias durancanatoinsakisduranchm era balu bao fills the same manner. No spins the same manner we stood in. Lisa fast an same manner. Eltra Baloon fills the same manner. No swings the same mana Elisa allmon cons fazing Duranchmtbasczs ballin Same. Now the same. Eliud Francisca Durch, not balm shopping ops Semanas. Semana no stude was English co spice fas in Duran. Semana. Trabajan no spins. Semana, it is stud Italian chiasma balad no spin. Semana, it is studio. 124. How to Conjugate Verbs ending in -ER : High. You've already studied the first conjugation verbs, Those verbs that end in R. Remember, in this video, we'll focus on second conjugation verbs. Those verbs ending in ER. We're going to see now how to conjugate three second conjugation verbs in the. To understand Cv, to write, and sub to know. To conjugate these verbs in the present. The first thing you have to do is remove the R from the verbs. They look like this. I'll add an O to the verb. When the subject is I, this is really unstressed and depending on emphasis and on the person who is speaking, it may sound like if you want to say I understand and I write in Portuguese, say intend The verb sabe doesn't follow that rule when the subject is. If you want to say I know in Portuguese, you say C. Therefore, the verb sub is considered an irregular verb here, but only here. It'll follow the rules with the other persons of speech. When the subject is L, L, or voc, you have to add an E to the verb and it'll be unstressed. And it will sound like this, L then crevab. When the subject is nos, you have to add OS to the verb, the part will be stressed. Mm, no end crave when the subject is L or you have to add to the verb, be unstressed. And it'll sound like this as Elsa intending, describing sobbing. Now you know how to conjugate regular second conjugation verbs in the present tense. Practice these verbs because you need them for your conversational activities later. Now watch a short video of the conjugation of these verbs so that you can internalize the pronunciation. 125. Verbs ending in -ER (Review): Gramatica. Psoavbabtendocvabi no intend sabe helios ellos forces, intending, escraving sobbing 126. How to Ask What Languages People Speak: In the next video, you practice the verbs sabe, intend, and crave. Let's analyze the model. Hubert Sales, does Berto know English? Tinges follow into being. He understands and writes, but he doesn't speak very well. Means but. And into be means very well. Let's see another model, Sabi under do you know Mandarin? Doc's no following to Bain. I understand and I write, but I don't speak very well. Now you're ready. Answer the questions within the allotted time. Follow the model. When you see this hand, it means it's your turn to speak. Answer the questions out loud. You'll hear the correct answers after you speak. 127. Conversation Practice - Languages: Mcvebertab lining is cre must not follow into bin. Vocab Mandarin intend must not follow me into being. Vocab is Nintendo crave must not follow us into bin Senor Sabi Francis intendo is scrivo must not fall into bin as soon as Mon saving Japanese Hella Sintending is craving must not fall into bin Pedro Sabal lining is crave let's not follow me into Bain Uab mono crevemus. Let's not follow us into Bain Jab in Gli elininicrev must not follow me into bain. Berto Sabi Mandarin Elin ten craving must not follow into bin. As soon as S Sabin Francis ella zintendicrav must not follow into bina. Elintendocrev must not follow me into Bain. 128. Verbs ending in -ER (Pronunciation): A lingua statement assumes whereby bus statement prescienducravotencravtendmus crave a intend, craving, call me. 129. Vocabulary - Describing People & Things: Characteristics out, out by shu. Bi, shu got to go the magro margra. Bonito Bonito. Say you say A u A barato Barata. Doz doz, joving, joving, novo nova value out out by su by su. Go go there. Mag mager Bonito bonita. Feo Fea caro cara barato barata. Dz dz joving joving nova nova failure failure. 130. How Kids Address Family Members: In doing ascriensctuigios familiarities, myspsimusumia mesa. Fitz observe Piv v v v chi chi chi chi, chi, chi ascensus custom Ciiigiro's familiarities Myspmama Satz in pi who? Ovo ovo vov chi chi chi chi, chi chi A. 131. Listening Comprehension Practice Explanation: It's time for some listening activity. Get ahold of a pencil and a piece of paper so that you can write down your answers. You hear six questions. Choose the most suitable answer. In the end of the video, you'll see the correct answers. Good luck. 132. Listening Comprehension Practice: Cut a suspect. Gunton marked his poster. Mesa de quade A vom Japan is pot rabalais. Portuguese being a Luciano Magical cinco. Vos is pos palonfrancsl. Montra balla vom. Japan is vocera. Bala base pose. Pa portugues, Bing, quad. Sa cheer Lucia. More Scoop Francis as we sell Montre bag. 133. Using "A Gente" instead of "Nós": In this video, we'll talk about a very common expression in Brazil. A agence is a synonym for no, but it is considered informal Portuguese. But believe me, people use it all the time. Although there are some people who frown upon this expression, it is certainly okay to use it, it isn't considered bad Portuguese. You should only avoid it when you're writing informal context. If it's an essay or a formal e mail, then no is the better option. I believe that most people prefer to use agen because the verb conjugation is simpler. It is the same verb ending we use with eli el. Instead of saying no palms. We speak English. Most people would probably say a genchi falle. It means the same, but it sounds more casual. Let me give you one more piece of information about the word en chi without the a. It means people, folks, guys, and it can be used when greeting two or more people. Hi, guys. In the next video, you'll find some more examples of how to use a chi. 134. Using "A Gente" in Sentences: Portugues Gaga Portuguese Brazile pesososreg invision, No Obo Fiat Psd singular observe, no trabada, grabalaadi, nosmusbrazio agent brazo, noses, cramusintobingencvminobin, nos moomusalgial noses demus Portuguese agencies, Portuguese 135. Using the Correct Prepositions - Countries & Cities: The names of cities in Portuguese are, in general, feminine nouns, but we normally omit the article although it is feminine. We don't usually say, for example, a Paris. We just say Paris. Paris. Melinda sedag. Paris is a beautiful city. Modeling Paris. I live in Paris. In this example, the preposition could be translated as in English. When we're talking about the city where we live, we should only use the proposition Elmo in Buenos Aires. I live in Buenos Aires. Nolin, we live in Berlin. Elam Lima. She lives in Lima. But we do have a couple of exceptions. The cities of Rio de Janeiro, Cairo, and Porto are considered masculine nouns. When we're talking about these cities, we do not usually omit the article. We say dijo el mal dedaj. Rio de Janeiro is a beautiful city. If you live in Cairo, for example, you have to say, cai, I live in Cairo is the contraction of the proposition in the article. Don't worry, you'll learn more about this by the end of this video. Summarizing, as a general rule, names of cities are considered feminine nouns. We usually omit the article we've seen, though a few exceptions, Jojo, most names of countries, usually either masculine or feminine. We usually do not omit the article. For example, Brazil, tabs, asinaspilipinos. How would you say that you live in these countries? Well, I live in Brazil, would be Elmo. Brazil is the contracted form of a plus. In Portuguese, you cannot say Elmo Brazil. You must combine the proposition and the article. It becomes Elmo no, brazio. Elmo, Elmo, no. You cannot say elmorotadosonidus. You must combine the proposition a in the article, it becomes n lmotadoidus. You cannot say elmoroa. You must combine the proposition A in the article, it becomes N moca. Finally, you can't say moro as Filipino must combine the proposition A the article, it becomes Nasa Filipinos. Well, we do have a few exceptions regarding names of countries. We usually omit the article before a few names of countries like Portugal, Mozambique and Cuba, Portugal, Mozambiqua, Portugal, Immbiqui, Lm in Cuba. Now watch a short video in Portuguese reviewing what you've just learned. 136. Prepositions - Countries & Cities (Review): Gramatica nomads, Suji nomsida, feminin nut omid Emp Emma elmer. Buenos Elmo Elmo no. Cairo Elmo not us. No is paz polo masculinus to Fem. You are chimchilmoridasves Elmo. Elma Elma Elmore is Elm in Portugal. Elm in Cuba Elm men biking. Athens, me no me name no. In mice as as. 137. How to Order Things : In the next two videos, you see people ordering things at a cafe or at a bar. In the first video, you see a person ordering a bottle of water. In some countries, people are usually offered free water when they go to a restaurant, but that does not happen in Brazil. We don't usually drink tap water. People usually have water filters at home. If you order water in a restaurant in Brazil, you certainly have to pay for it. They may ask you if you want your water saying gas with or without gas. Agua gas, water with gas. That's how we say sparkling water in Portuguese, it makes sense, right? After all, there is some type of gas in the water. In the second dialogue, you see a person ordering a Coke in Brazil, Many people like to have their coke with some ice and a few slices of line. How do you have your coke? 138. Ordering a Bottle of Water: In dog, jaguaggasonecguafiagasast oba 139. Ordering Soda: Do lo limo by Gid Macca cola. Macca collofavo imo singofavo. 140. How to Ask What People Are Like: In the next video, you'll practice some adjectives in Portuguese. Let's analyze the model cell pi means what is your father like? What is your father like is tall. While in English we usually change the word order to ask questions. In Portuguese, we often just change the intonation. For example, at t, that's a statement, it is. All. That's a question split. No, he isn't talla actually, he's pretty short. Naas actually. And the word bean means pretty or quite in this sense. You've already seen this word before, but it meant well. You'll follow Portuguese beans. I speak Portuguese well. But if I please the word be before an adjective or an adverb, then it means pretty quite. For example, being value, pretty old, being a pretty tall. Let's analyze another model, Sfu. Lord, what is your teacher like? Is she fat? She isn't fat. Nada actually she's pretty thin. Now, you're ready, you're going to do at. 141. Conversation Practice Using "Como": Vomito Nolo, nada Ella base professor. Ella. No elano nada, Ella being Margaret. Commonweal primo, el no value. Neda being shoving. Comeau, noom value. Neveravo commonweal silo. No. Navidad being Valmont. Navida, Elia. No, they didn't know Mark nothing. Indaged being Gordo Cowell will still chew you Eli by. So no, they didn't know by not Eli being out. 142. How to do the Listening Comprehension Practice: It's time for some listening activity. Get ahold of a pencil and a piece of paper so that you can write down your answers. You hear six dialogues. Write either V for vida du, which means true, or for false, which means false. In the end of the video, you'll see the correct answers. 143. Listening Comprehension Practice II: Is also algoma foam. Buenos Aires. No. In Buenos Aires, singles my following Salinas Stanchi fatal yes to the Japanese. Saladino says, Professor Gingles nada. Buenos Aires. Not in Buenos Aires. Ella chases bedroom. No, it is not singles mice following lestobinatalobinabl fall into bin mint. Bastanch. Quatro qui says we manzini able? I mean mantra, Val shopping. Yes. To the Japanese. So go paladin to ban, says Professor Gingles nada. 144. Reading - "A Família de Juliana": Flip it is Naldo lost all pull in Buenos Aires es following spano of being intended in Bastinmaogalltudotm. Wale mao, Francis panapliltd, apamlilla ali. It is no travaille Los Angeles et all pull in Buenos Aires. Ella fallpanio intend in bastinmalogudtwalem Francis espaliltd apailills. 145. Culture - "A Festa Junina": Voca beer. Ku Apama, Peg molech, Apaskina Api. Poker omidgi as bandas doing Apesta A madest mines traditions. Apesta, Jemadojo, Brazil Grandpas Chip Fest. Basmamia Apipoca Acanicaubolmp Dodson a decorous song, customer bands, balls, forges as musics, as dances as hops, Chips, facial griaspesos, Apesta Jina Madest my tradition Pais Apesta Jina commemoradojos Brazil grande pats comidas ipcpestabasmapamona, apipoca acanicaucuro U bolo gimli at delis fetus Amin como peg molech do fred Brasileu as bibs, chips, stacle suck a decorous song. Customers, balls, forges as music, as dances. Spain. Grids, besos. 146. Unit 03 - Writing Section: Wow, congratulations. You've been doing such a great job learning Portuguese. Now it's time for you to check how much you remember. It is also time to consolidate everything you've learned by doing some writing activities. Before you watch the videos in this section, download the PDF file with all the activities I've prepared for you. You can either print it or you can do the exercises on your notebook. When you're done with the exercises, watch the videos to see the correct answers. Let me know how well you're doing in the comments. Okay? And remember, have fun learning Portuguese. 147. Activity 01 - Family Members: Servia Geneologicpdquana Psis members Ma Familia Antonio, Mama. Patrice Miami, Julio Man Philip, Primo Valentina, Primates. Maria Aga whose music Mos Ru Luis Susanna, son intoleguis A Valentine Mando Filipe, its Miles Primus. 148. Activity 02 - Morar & Falar: Is obus. Verbs are by issue is sigo model mural, no es el slava. No es el pump. Iphalespao Custard ip inglis. Norm ipuespaojuliatugoptug Voc Moreno Canada, iphala Francis Effie Miles primus. Moorunagina. Epo espanol mora epo ji. 149. Activity 03 - Preposition EM + Articles: Complex. Aduanas Fracas who smells a voile Maia Mariana Fans, Mills Amiga Add a um Filipinos Amanda Brazil nor mus Naina aga vs model in Portugal, 0 miles, he modern Italian. 150. Activity 04 - Prepositions NO & NA: Complicada Fra mamu trabalapadiaq. Trabalagivpaolo. Trabaloclmtbalpmtrabalo. 151. Activity 05 - Trabalhar & Estudar: So obigomdbubbud is ella? Tu no, tums stud Durarabalotorinstudl Plaza. Damndest Francis, whose? Le sprimus Fla Gustavo non tra balu. Elisa pens studo Alimo Vocera. Bala Banko v. Studui, German. 152. Activity 06 - EM or NO: Says comps frames in Buenos Aires. Amina Chi Olivia Trabas, Portuguese professor Francis A man. Peru, Mara Balu Cairo Um. In Los Angeles. Aga Amia Prima Fachmaa Laundries. Michelle in Nova Nostra Ball, Nm. 153. Activity 07 - Entender, Escrever & Saber: A opus verb bio is Sigo. Model intend intend el tengan eliltendc Culcreve no craves craving sabe. Ella sabe No sabe es el sabin. Uber Francis must not follow to be sabes must not follow into a Maria an sab in lzinindcrevfallinobngabfmobraftob 154. Activity 08 - Opposite Adjectives: Pacha frasi igomploa Asia. God? No all magrepmodfortug Lcov no eficaz Oval. Carlito, but Lagos no as prima son fees. No. Alst Elissa Cita Barata. No. Ella cara Emagin no Elia Barata. 155. Activity 09 - NÓS & A GENTE: Visiting? Nozick. Nozicrevdc. No. Trabada mad A Trabada mad D not. Portuguese nobraziogd. Portugues Nobrazio No. Palmusdobgdob Noabemusaap. Agab Falap. 156. Activity 10 - Question Words: Piadinas. Frasi Uk, Uk. Fain san. It was to do Usu M is power. Kali so Pitera bal Raval. Bcrdagikfg. Portuguese overmofrencs sells a model. It is motel in some power to Slovin, still being over the Gaza. 157. Activity 11 - Fill in the Blanks: Complicada, Minas Frass Pala preservation. Bundes, tradition hops, inch pass, festus, traditional. B frio goes to be nu cinch, a pasta jam, Linda's bands, the corn as fast as a festina Commemoradasbrazioestjina. 158. Activity 12 - Dictation: So trespass apoderado composicivosposz Nos traba histagiondagpozztdmm aonicafrancdlezal A falling into Bello mainteno Bastenchlo, Brazil poses Sema Veronica pugs nos moos. In Novatmage trabamstogiondagpos, no swings is a mana, nos todmomas, avionic stood in glazes Francis here we stood doing glean a Veronica, falling les into bin, Follow bin. Macintendo Bastachposaz nos nova. Trabada Garmin not Germans, aon Francis. 159. Vocabulary - Everyday Actions: Vocabulario is Covas anges lava Hello baby. Call me as a T cos sugar. Toma, Bono Liven, Tarsi. This cheers Tomasovic. Tomara, fed man. Covas dangerous. Lavada los be comer cousin. Sure guy. Toma boing livent chick. Tomachi, Tomak, Fda Mayan. 160. The Difference between SER & ESTAR: In this video, you learn about the jeran in Portuguese. In English it is when you add IN G to the verb, right. In Portuguese, however, we add D O to the verb. Remember that the verbs in Portuguese in their infinitive form, and in R, E R, or I R. Well, in any case, the last letter is going to be R. To put a verb in the eran form, the only thing you have to do is remove the R and add O to the verb. For example, the verb to brush in Portuguese is cova. How would you say brushing in Portuguese? Simple, remove the R, add DO, and you've got iscovdu. Is it right to wash lava, washing lavdu, drink beer, drinking, band. Watch as watching, assist, to eat, eat. A few lessons ago you learned that the verb corresponded to the verb to be in English. Actually, there's another verb in Portuguese that corresponds to the verb to B as well. It is the verb, But when should you use one or the other? It depends on the situation. You've seen that when you're describing someone or something, or when you're talking about a person's profession, nationality, or how you are related to that person, you should use the verb sea. For example, out I am tall, the edge of vogado. He is a lawyer. No somos franceses. We are French. Someone's music. They are my sisters. However, when you're saying what someone is doing in this situation, you're supposed to use the verb ta. Let's conjugate this verb to esta No, tom, el is stone. You may have noticed that the verb esta is an irregular verb because it doesn't follow the rules for the first conjugation verbs. It is an extremely important verb, should memorize its conjugation. As I've just said, we use the verb sta to say what people are doing. How would say I'm eating? In Portuguese, we are drinking nous stembdu. They are watching TV. It is stinoeeta is followed by a verb, jeran, a verb with D. In the next video, you see a short review. 161. How to Say What People Are Doing: Giolagramachica presidio toland el estado no temusendoltdo 162. Understand the model - Estar + Gerund : In the next video, you'll practice saying what people are doing. So you're going to be using the verb esta and other verbs in the eran form. Let's analyze the model. What is Otavio doing? Do bolo. He's eating cake. Let's see another model, uquivoafazdo. What are you doing? Notamos bebiendo cafe. We're drinking coffee, right? All you have to do is conjugate the verb ta and use the information under the pictures before you start doing your next conversational activity, let me explain a few things about the vocabulary you're going to use in English. With parts of the body, we normally use the possessive. We say, for example, I'm brushing my teeth, you're coming, your hair, he broke his leg. In Portuguese, we don't use a possessive in this case, even though in English people say, I'm brushing my teeth. In Portuguese, you should say I'm brushing the teeth. Stoscovandudangus, liscovandos dangerous. Nstcovndos dangerous. Besides that, you also see in the activity the verb samba, which means to do the samba, there will be a lady and she'll be Sam Bundu doing the samba. Now you're ready. Answer the questions within the allotted time. Follow the model. Answer the questions out loud. You'll hear the correct answers after you speak. 163. Conversation Practice - What are you doing?: Ms convex. Kiva stafazendoliamdobol okivoays. Stafazendo notamos bind cafe. Oki mato stafazendo elissvandodch Kia Satan Fazendo Elton Jagando Futibal. Oka Gabriel Sta fazendo. Ella esta dando. Japanese Uk is Stan Fazendo Notas band Coca Cola Ukiatafazendo. Ales sta vonda los Uka mostafazendo. Ells stata bando. Oki, stafazendo notamos comando salad Foci in prezadus. Stofazendo elis Done bind champagne. Cientafazendo esto Commando Pizza. 164. Vocabulary - Parts of The House: A casa. A casa sala esta sala quarto ban ava, Kintao Agaragi. Who put, who saw them? I, cocina salad is star. A sala band. I and hear king to I got a who put on who saw them. 165. Model Explanation - Where & What: In the next video, you'll keep practicing the verb ta. You already know that we use it to say what people are doing, but we also use it with places to say where people are. For example, I'm in the kitchen, In Portuguese it was stole. Let's see your first model. Jives stone. Where are you? Nous stones, naquin. We're in the kitchen. Quivztoneazd. What are you doing? Natus commend. We're eating corn. Let's see, your second model jives. Sta, Where are you? It was sta, Sala. I'm in the living room. Ovo Tafas. What are you doing it? I'm watching TV. Now you're ready. Remember to do the oral activities more than once, preferably on different days. It'll help you memorize the new structures in the new vocabulary. 166. Conversation Practice - Where & What: Mus conversa jives stone. Nozmus, nacozinaoivzazendu Nozmus Commando Millivo It was too. On Lita Elis Stano Quatro kills Stafazendo Listado Voest. It was stone by Okitaazind. It was stosvandostdans galois stan Alistaaocitafazin Elis Stazi I won't just se mains stan Elis stano Kino. Okay? Alistaa'send Elis Stalin burned up his sinner. Won't just Samin stan Alivia, Aliaendoliaavanda hoper. Jaa primi stan alist Oki alisa Fad alist tomando burn, njanolista alistana cosine, ilistaazendo alisa stone. No terms. Nasal star, kivas, stanfazendo, Nos terms your guno damarea stano sta faz endo elistasivis chindo. 167. Vocabulary - Days of the Week: Is a Semana domingo segunda segunda. Ta fa ta quarta fa quarta quinta Fa quinta Sister fa sister sabador domingo segunda fed segunda Saas at f quaint sister sister Sabado. 168. Model Explanation - Now vs Every Day: In the next video, you practice saying what people are doing now, what they usually do, and also the days of the week. Let's see, the morrow. Jose. Stare. What is Jose doing now? He's working Val Sabado, does he work on Saturday? He works every day. When you hear the first question, you have to say what the person is doing. Now you have to use the verb a plus another verb with NDO. To answer the second question, you actually have to conjugate the verb in the present to say that the person does that action every day. Let's see another model we stare. What are you doing now? I'm watching TV. Sunda, watch TV on Monday. It was sister Todas, I watch TV every day. This conversational model is actually very challenging because it mixes different structures. It's okay if you have to pause the video to answer the questions. It's okay if you have to do this activity 34 or five times. Do it until you feel confident answering the questions and using these different structures. You get the hang of it in no time, I'm sure. 169. Conversation Practice - Now vs Every day: Convex. Ocado, etal salvados Ocado. Ok. Pasta and goreact nova El tabata fat dicta nova told Cheers. Okitafazdagare Elisa Donan nuclobi Ella Dunson Club insista fa ella Dunson nuclobis siva No. Thus Don Francis. Don Francis No. Domingo No. Dam Francisusius Ocoprimton Fazenda Go. It is stone. Commando Pizza, it is coming. Pizza, it is coming. Pizzazz us, casada Go. Ella, los ella Va osagunda fa ella, va loss Uk. Fazenda, Godzdo elis Zaka falls, zortesus us. Cusa voice. Taaondagarda Elias, Tab bend, Vino eli. Bebi Vinocuatafa. Libby Totes us. Kiva Notter Siendo Films film. Nasa Fa Nos film. Ochoa gore elias Tab, bind, Vision. Elle, baby Vasion of Domingo Elie Baby vs. Toss jeers. 170. Pronominal Verbs: In this video, you'll learn about verbs pronomina. We use this type of verb to indicate a reflexive action, to indicate that the person is doing something to himself or herself and not to somebody else. This type of verb requires a special pronoun that in some cases corresponds to the pronounce myself, yourself, and so on. We know that a verb is called verbopnominal when it comes with hyphen SE. To understand verbuspnominies, we'll see two of them in this video lives, which means to get up. And this is which means you get rest. How do we conjugate this verb? Well, levantas for example, will follow the rules of the first conjugation verbs. Levant, Levant. But now, because it is a pronoun verb, verb promo, we'll have to add an appropriate pronoun before the verb conjugation. When the subject is, we add the pronoun levant. I get up when the subject is LL, or we add the pronoun Ivan. He gets up. Lillvan, she gets up. Vivant. You get up when the subject is no, we add the pronoun novant. We get up when the subject is eli, el, or v. We also add the pronoun Cillvlilvy. Get up, villvt, get up. The verb chi is conjugated in the following way. Mi vest, I get dressed. Eli Sylvesti, he gets dressed. La sylvest, she gets dressed. Voivestigets, Nos, nuss times we get dressed. Eli Syvesti, el sivesting. They get dressed. Voivesting, get rested. Notice that we use the pronounce no before the conjugated verb. In English, we'd say I hurt myself, myself comes after the verb. In Brazilian Portuguese, the pronoun usually comes before the verb Mike. There are a bunch of rules on how to use these pronouns, but let's take a step at a time, shall we? Now, let's watch a short video in Portuguese to review what you've learned. 171. Pronominal Verbs - Quick Review: Oagramaabnombomparenasmoabacuomenoppnomvagacjgmb. Presentada levanta eli. Ella vivant Nos levanta el vasile van Chito Eli Ella v. Ives. Nos novemus es ella vive. 172. Model Explanation - Get Dressed: In the next video, you'll practice the verb live in the verb. It is important that you know how to conjugate these two verbs. Let's see the models. What do you do as soon as you wake up? Ask means as soon as acorda is the verb to wake up, quasar. What do you do as soon as you wake up? Mivisala, I get up and get to rest to go to work. Let's see another model, qui se fazing asad. What do you do as soon as you wake up? Nvm we get up and get rest to go to work. Now you're ready. Answer the questions within the allotted time. Follow the model, Answer the questions out, you hear the correct answers. After you speak, you do a great job. 173. Conversation Practice - Get Dressed: Vermus convex are civ fascina cordero mi visto. Parait bala, kivas, fascina cordum. No levan mus para trabaliaokiaaasskacrd, Lilevsparaba okiazakacord. Liv vest pari trabalaadiprabalafasad. Licillvantvpi trabalia Kiva says as sina cod, nslevnmussparai, trabaliaokmalassinia, Cod, eslevveparai, trabalia. 174. Verb "Querer": Io nagra machica, present in Jka Chivo ki Ella V K no mus elis ellas voces king. 175. Model Explanation - Querer: In the previous video, you learned how to conjugate the verb want in Portuguese ekmkatting. In the next video, in the conversational activity, we use the verb ki to talk about what people want to do tonight. Let's see our first model quiver, faz sanoci. What do you want to do tonight? Pizza. I want to eat pizza. Let's see our second model quiver Fazio. What do you want to do tonight? Fumi, I want to see a movie. In this activity, you practice some vocabulary like liter read the newspaper novel, watch soap opera. Tomovic have ice cream. Now you're ready. You got this. 176. Conversation Practice - Querer: Move quiver. Sanochik pizza quiver. Fazer sanoccfu. Oki. Fazer sanociu quiera sanociovellkaza sociogus Jucivoazea Sanochi el kudan san kan ta kill is carrying. Fazerasanoc is carrying to marsal vec. 177. Vocabulary - Places Around Town: Lugiilactagiema. Teatro Grecia. Paki salon jib leza alonacigi a flory coal tutor. I saw Dia, cinema Ur, I agree. Paki sun Ibiliza along Shachi ogi a floc. So vetri 178. Verb "Ir": Luna gramatica present datev Ella y no es el. 179. Model Explanation - Partes of the Day : In the previous video, you learned how to conjugate the verb. Go is an irregular verb. It doesn't follow the conjugation rules. You have to memorize how to conjugate it. El y, no es. Now you'll learn how to say the parts of the day. Portuguese. The day is basically divided into three parts. Una morning. Taji, it can be both afternoon or evening, it goes from noon until sunset. And Noch, it can also be both afternoon and evening. We use noch after sunset when it's dark outside. Now let's see how you use the parts of the day with days of the week. Before we dive into that, you should know that only two days are considered masculine nouns. Salvador Saturday and Domingo Sunday. The other days of the week are considered feminine nouns. If you want to say, for example, Sunday morning in Portuguese, you should say no, Domingo, Saturday morning, nay, right? All you have to do is add after the day of the week. If you want to say Monday morning, for example, you should say nada. Notice that now we use na instead of n, because as I've mentioned before, segunda is a feminine. Now, if you want to say Saturday afternoon, you should say nada, Tuesday afternoon, Na. All you have to do is adage after the day of the week. If you want to say Sunday night in Portuguese, then you should say no, Wednesday night, Nato. It's possible to omit no before the days of the week. You'll practice all that in the next video, let's see our first model, Oludalucas do on Sunday afternoon. Nava on Sunday afternoon, he goes to the beach with his friends. Let's see our second model, Quibi. What do you do on Saturday night? Nadia Amicus. On Saturday night, we go to the bar with our friends. Let's review the possessives in Portuguese since you're going to need them for the next conversational activity. Miami with my friends, Amig with his friends. Emus with her friends, Conceals Amicus with your friends. Nos Nos Amicus with our friends, Consamigus with their friends as Amus deals with their friends. With your friends. Now you're answer the questions within the allotted time. Follow the model. Answer the questions out loud. You'll hear the correct answers after you speak. 180. Conversation Practice - Parts of the Day: Mus consu as fast. Nudmaimagi liva conmigo stoic no sabados no amigo fama no domingo, greg cosmos, amicus Parison nuns amigo de jokes. Primus faze noci nat san Uci eoongibllzzamigus deals Ocho sperm, Fazio saba tagiabadatagi elisozamigusqivopazuci Nacataichsmcinema calls nassmigusto fa nastaich nassauichivoasmig. 181. How to Conjugate Verbs Ending in -IR: High. You've already stated the first conjugation verbs, those that end in R, and the second conjugation verbs, those ending in E, R. In this video, we'll focus on third conjugation verbs, those verbs ending in R. We're going to see now how to conjugate two second conjugation verbs. To watch, to leave, to conjugate these verbs in the present. The first thing you have to do is remove the R from the verbs and they'll look like this. I'll add an O to the verb. When the subject is, this is really unstressed and depending on emphasis and on the person who is speaking, it may sound like, or if you want to say I watch or I live in Portuguese, you'll say is a. I'll add an E to the verb. When the subject is L, L or this, E unstressed and it sounds like this. As list, each, laci, v, I'll add MOS to the verb. If the subject is no, the letter is stressed, and it sounds like this. No, no, pam. I'll add m to the verb. If the subject is elis, ls, or voces, this verb ending is unstressed, and it sounds like this. Assist, ls, Assisting vs assisting, pat, L, pat vossath. Now, please watch a short video with the conjugation of these verbs. 182. Verbs Engind in -IR - Quick Review: Go Lunagramatca preschevo vermeminadous ear assist, cheer assist to eli. Ella v sis nos asisti el vasito e la voce parchi nos pachimus Elis ellas parting 183. Pronunciation - Verb ESTAR: Although the verb is conjugated as follows to L a notum es el stone. Most Brazilians in informal situations tend to shorten the conjugation of this verb, and it sounds like this. Lila, nomulsm. That's how most Brazilians use this verb when they're talking to friends and family members. It is not considered bad Portuguese you should use it if you want to sound more native. I just do not recommend that you use the form nostumu because it sounds a little weird to some people, since the pronoun no somehow considered formal. Instead of saying nostomu, say agena. It definitely sounds better. I also advise you not to use this conjugation in formal writing, but it's okay to use it when you're texting a friend. Now let's see a short video in Portuguese summarizing what you've just learned. 184. Pronunciation Review - Verb ESTAR: Portuguzgipi Portuguese gigs is no intent to naps a fall, Maria, Stan Maria agents Agena, muto pills, Hells Stonginchina, Hell, stone aging China. 185. Pronunciation - Gerund: In some Brazilian regions, it is common for some people not to pronounce the letter D in the jeron form. Words like Faldo end up sounding like this, C. This way of speaking is not considered standard and it should be avoided. Now let's see a short video in Portuguese summarizing what you've just learned. 186. Pronunciation Review - Gerund : In Ujima padron observed films. 187. Listening Comprehension Practice : It's time for some listening activity. Get ahold of a pencil and a piece of paper so that you can write down your answers. You'll hear five dialogues. Mark the option that indicates where the person probably is. In the end of the video, you'll see the correct answers. 188. Listening - Where's Everyone?: Cut. Also Gelogus March. Sonkicaa Prova menchaca Nadav de manuel esta Pdata quatrochi Paulista facendo Allstate, Scotstapdo. At no, it is tapando acid. Nacvandduepdod, quart facendo elite. Simco, jitaciando. Sing lista parando a. 189. Listening Comprehension Practice - Get Ready: It's time for some listening activity. Get ahold of a pencil and a piece of paper so that you can write down your answers. Choose the most suitable answer to the question you hear. In the end of the video, you'll see the correct answers. 190. Listening - What is the Answer?: Macho sandi post isa de cada sylvia quitando is okita bands uchida quad chios spring was stonodndo, so charen tonal ganda Ocho mesta commander. Okivostaa Vander is Ochataba Bender. Chica. Detaendo Quatrochi spring was stonitodendo. Senko Uk screens stono gender. Ucomander. 191. Interacting - At a Coffee Shop: Inducer Do sanchi noneci. Pji Nca fer unco favor Asuka ado sanchi adounchita over the garden? Non etc. Bijan Nca fer Nca fer pu favor a sucka overdo sanchi ado sanchi Akita over the garden. 192. Learning Sounds In Portuguese - Letters B, C & Ç: In the next video, you'll learn how to pronounce the letter B, C, and C sedia in Portuguese. From where I stand, there isn't much of a difference in the way that the letter B is pronounced in both Portuguese and English, the sound of the letter C is slightly different. The letters before the vowels will have this sound. The letter before the vows. And I will have this sound. If you want the letter C to have the sound, we add the sedia. That's why the cedia is only used before the vowels. That's how we pronounce the following syllables. With the Sedan. With the sedan. With the Sedan. In the next video, you hear plenty of examples of words with these letters. Don't worry about the translation. Focus only on the pronunciation. If possible, use earphones. Listen and repeat this way. You'll get familiar with these sounds in Portuguese. 193. Pronunciation Practice - Letters B, C & Ç: Pad lingua proceeds. Letters B, C, C, Gilia, ba, bala, bala, luba. Loba be belu, belu, Becker, Becker. Shu, Shu, Baker, Baker, Bo, butter, butter. Buller, Buller, bo, bully, bully. Buraco, Buaco bone, sa, bone, sa, bone, low bone, low bone. Bu bu, pa, Pa, Ebola. Ebola. Cer C C P P cemento simento. Co call call cop copo Copa Copa Obo Obo Facon. Facon Boko. Boko. Sir Cabs Cabs. Taser, taser. So asso asso maso maso. So asuka asuka, suji, suji song a song. A song. Li song lison. 194. Listening Comprehension Practice: It's time for some listening activity. Get ahold of a pencil and a piece of paper so that you can write down your answers. Mark the words you hear. In the end of the video, you'll see the correct answers. 195. Listening - What's the Word?: Cut mara palavkivsylviaa us buller loca quatro posso cinco taker says Psa um masa is buller, res loca quatro posso sinco taker says pasa. 196. Pronunciation - Verbs Ending In -IR: Napa lingua pronoun said, statements by statements in ear. Presents to assist chi vesti mus assist chimus vestimussisting vesting. 197. Reading - Cristina's Routine: Let stamina fast. Dama Elliana Ives Tomada depos, elcias vagus post fibia stud in Gpatagizgac Christmas Damaive depos Lcov dental. Ella ella ella Camilla post fibia stud Gli peatagibadhoping Z Amigas della para pre bebe no domingo ella paabo Christina para 198. Did you Know? - WhatsApp in Brazil: Sabala comunicado brazo Noveno Brazilians. March fons uwara Comunicacing group Pla familiarisbu alums colloquium pinches entering pacientes. Magic agenda conflsultplicaavibraziotboamndcunica Novus amicus Brazillus Viendo sagitloaviagtpl Nds men sergeants no zap dmapiplicaiicunicasad no brazo, no vent spook sends. Brasilia communica eco group Nepa ve con familiares amiguscolegtrabllu algumaspss colqupagumoapcivsches Entering conall is facione Mitch magicusgend conflcsultmoplicaa braziotboandcicas novus Amicus. Brazil Do. Sergeant autoapidsagtppndmagepm 199. Unit 04 - Writing Section: Wow, congratulations. You've been doing such a great job learning Portuguese. Now it's time for you to check how much you remember. It is also time to consolidate everything you've learned by doing some writing activities. Before you watch the videos in this section, download the PDF file with all the activities I've prepared for you. You can either print it or you can do the exercises on your notebook. When you're done with the exercises, watch the videos to see the correct answers. Let me know how well you're doing in the comments. Okay? And remember, have fun learning Portuguese. 200. Activity 01 - Answer the Questions: Who observes image is Apaga Ocupado Altamondobur Oct fazendltcovdd. Ok. Philip stafazendo elistatomdovecafadltandog a Ouza bell. Sta fazendo el tacomindo pizza. 201. Activity 02 - Write What People Are Doing: Observius verb abu is sido modelo. Esto faldo Ella star commando. No as stems. Assistindo elis elland atando cafe. Colombian Antonio stones. Japanese qui stone facendo whose music? Mossotagdoba. Ei Paavandalosj not tomando came. Aga Lucas Chin on few migithotomdo Pit seconds lam agabrieaotbndoca. 202. Activity 03 - The Odd Word: The Julia Palavki, known as paper Gunte oquivistado. Mu bolo salad. Ma oquivoistad vin champagne, Nes cafe oquivoistamdo Football Bonuvici capta may quistindo film Bono vigus. Quitado Vec Lawson, Copper Equid Inglis Francis Po. 203. Activity 04 - Parts of the House: A srelomiapachesakrzacinuuatubosala A garaging A Lavanderia. Qin Tao up. 204. Activity 05 - Days of the Week: So Podria gini domingo a di Elms Vinci cinco Elmo Effie chia trineo el mata fed, chiao el maquina fed. 205. Activity 06 - Formal Writing: Says Cv genes phrases data to do filming. It stole vendo filming above Amado melt dedmon dendomdomogomendomlog Ella bando cafe. Bond cafe, not Paul Bond. Paul Bond. 206. Activity 07 - Pronominal Verbs: A observers Abi Sigo model. Levimvlvesi no nimivest Mivisa super pose van Musiala as Vives part shopping Gustavo Svvesiu Mivisa. 207. Activity 08 - QUERER: Big mode? No, Kim is Ellos ring meals ambigingsc of film in the batchment. So chemo mililiters. Now, eimaovelprimao Domingo. 208. Activity 09 - Where's Everyone: Novedades informs, centriparenthesisa elis stan kingstone. It is a stone. As jives stone, not not sal unto cao, stano garages, voice stone. It is a stone of Pone Philip Stone. 209. Activity 10 - Now vs Every Day: Pond. Sigo model. Quioto Frances stud Frances sabadus uquifa dare norm nucleus nuclides, Criado pizza pizza to do pulsa gore lissitino film. Lissistin filming toda skin tapes. 210. Activity 11 - Verb IR: A is go model. Ella? No. Mls Povera inada A vagal domingo fuimos amid sabadsmrilonlidstsg con frequency. 211. Activity 12 - Possessives: O posvusbcpxsphrass. Adecuadamente pous minus sells nooses. Did de ella dell dell Dell dell elis. Deals, deals, deals, deals. All deals, deals, deals, deals. Volats, Sam nossas, nos amicus. C A alibi mans della ujiri Voocealsaugvpa conceals spices bags shot. No maupfsuamadsll. Vova prima Angela fabia des 212. Activity 13 - Fill in the Gaps: Pads, frass group, densicafamiliariagdsagapm, a minus group. Push you watch apple. 213. Activity 14 - Listening Activity - Dictation: Tapadas versus Avalos Palm Spring Skyping address moment is no pocilga address in Mica Fazinonjazsmzilmliato, Zikdn send Noka to Dallas. Amanda loads for mill pie starting from the pisin Mill spring of sky. Repetto is to Nd Spanll, you'll car move into jog. Mas momento is unknown apocivio Adam as Lumapps.