How To Say Yes in European Portuguese like a native speaker!
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2020
- How To Say Yes in European Portuguese like a native speaker!// If you want to stop saying "sim" in Portuguese, because this is the only word you know and you use it a lot to answer "yes".
If you want to vary a little bit, and learn some synonyms to "sim", this is the right video for you!
I will tell you how to sound more like a native speaker, using different words and expressions to answer positively to something.
Don't forget to leave me your answers (to what I ask in the video) in the comments below.
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Have you already used any of these words and expressions? Let me know in the comments below :)
There is a person i knw, he uses POIS E every time , when the conversation is finished and he is about to leave and he just needs to speak something before saying ate logo , adeus etc, or just to agree with , all the things we had a conversation about, before leaving , He would say POIS E ..... ENTAO ATE LOGO 😁
@@serendipitous9584
There is a country where people use to say every single minute:
'EI GALERA, TUDO BEM?', 'INTÉ MAIS', 'BELEZA'...
You are very sweet
Faltou o lógico! Tem o mesmo sentido de claro
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“Pois” is new to me! I usually say, “Sim” or “claro”. Thanks for these tips!
You’re welcome ☺️
Well, for the ones who have Spanish as mother tongue this lesson sounds very familiar.😊
Amazing video!
Thank you for the tips! Subscribed.
Obrigada eu! Welcome :)
Very good teaching
eu adoro usar "pois" pq podes usar com muito attitude e sarcasmo haha
Verdade hehe :)
P ois...
Every video you do is EXCELENTE 👍🏽………🤗🇨🇦
Obrigada 😊
Love your videos!
Thank you 😊
Ola Mia! Muito obrigado pelo video! Subscribed!👍
Obrigada ☺️
Ola! Thank you for these great tips. Since I live in North America, sadly the only lessons I have access to are Brazilian. It’s great learning the differences as well as the flexibility in engaging in conversations. ❤
Great work Mia. Really liked each and every video of urs. what about another phrase COM CERTEZA ou SIM, COM CERTEZA.
keep up the great work
Sim, essa frase também pode ser utilizada. Com certeza! :)
Thank you for your support!
Beijinhos :)
Muito obrigado 🌹💐🌹
Olá Mia! Achei o teu canal hoje! Parabéns pelo bom trabalho! Adorei a tua energia! E escolheste um ótimo tema para este vídeo.
Ohh obrigada :) Ainda bem que gostas do meu canal :)
Thank you querida Mia Esmeriz for the excellent guidance in the different ways of, How to say , Yes in European Portuguese like a Native Speaker. Here in Goa,India, we do make use of Pois .My relatives use this term and thanks to your excellent guidance I have taken down the Notes and I will definitely try. That is my New Year's Resolution. God bless you. I have also revised the Correct usage of DE.👌🏾👌🏾👏🎵❤🙏
Olá Linda :) Muito obrigada pelo teu comentário! :) I am glad you've enjoyed this video and that you found the information useful. If you need any help, let me know. Beijinhos, Mia
thanks for yours videos
Thank you for the support :)
Obrigada Mia
De nada 😇
Olà ! thanks for the video. I also heard a lot of people using "exatamente"
You’re welcome! Exatamente is also widely used, yes 😊
I'm really enjoying the more 'inside' cultural aspects of the language in these videos. Obrigado..
I think 'Sim, Senhor/a' might be translated in English as 'Yes sir/ma'am.' It satisfies both the 'more polite' way of saying yes, and the application to acknowledging children (kind of like atta [that a] boy or atta girl).
Thanks for sharing!😀
Eu não consigo parar de assistir teus vídeos
Oh, Obrigada pelo apoio! :)
Pois, eu gosto de tua as aulas muito 😊😊
Que bom ☺️
Díky!
Olá Dana! Thank you so much for the support, I really appreciate it :) Beijinhos, Mia.
my name is ismaila drammeh from the gambia serekunda dippa kunda west coast region an I am living in portugal lisboa cacem mira sintra muitu obrigado my teacher
Obrigado 😊
In addition to the "claro" we also have the "lógico!"
God be with you Mia, along the way!
Thank you! Wish the same for you! 😊
Really nice
Glad you liked it :)
Oiço a palavra "pois" I am English speaker and now learning Portuguese self taught I like to hear your video
Oh great 😊 I’m glad you’re enjoying my videos! If you ever think you need some guidance, check out my courses: school.learn-portuguese.org/courses
Beijinhos, mia 😘
Claro!
Sim, Claro!
Sim, sim Claro!
Hehehe 😊 sim, sim, claro que sim! 😀
Eu acho que não sou nativo, pois eu só falo "sim" kkkkkkkkkkk
I believe you also can say: Pode ser
Pois, cada dia! 😉
😀😍
You’re awesome!!! Is the m in sim silent?
Well, not really silent, but it is nasalised, which means that it is not a "complete" m.
If you want to know more about this and other tricky sounds, please go here:
learn-portuguese.org/basic-portuguese-pronunciation
Or check the Speech Course: school.learn-portuguese.org/p/speech-course
Muito obrigada pelo teu feedback :) Beijinhos, Mia
Yes Mia , POIS , POIS e , is in every conversation😁. Can you please tell us if there is a root word for this, where did it come from? i mean is it a slang or some kind of short for some root word or an idea ?
Ola mia como esta eu gosto de video obrigada
Veijinhos
Obrigada pelo teu feedback. Beijinhos :)
Eu diria Claro que sim
Hi Mia. And what means "push push" ?... something like "hurry up" ?
In Brazil we use the word "tá" to mean "Ok" at least in my state São paulo
No Brasil usamos "tá" como Ok, pelomenos aqui em São paulo.
Just a few people use Ok here, but we use it much more often on internet.
Thank you for your feedback 😊 it’s good to know the differences between the variant of Portuguese from Portugal and from Brazil. Muito obrigada 😊
Pois é, muitas vezes quando eu estou a falar com meus amigos do Brasil.
Sim! :)
I have seen an other video.Saying.. "Claro que sim" means Ofcourse! .is it correct? I think we can use this word as wel.
It would help if you accrual say the normal meaning of the extra options
Claro = of course
Pois= then
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I heard pois a lot but I never use it. I should start using it.
Pois 😊 devias mesmo!
Hi mia i am interested in your teaching more an more
I'm an Indian doing sponsored job in England. I like your videos while learning Portuguese, however, I do have a question, is it possible to enrol in your Institution in Portugal in Portuguese language blended learning (offline/online) Degree or Diploma for around a year or over and how much would be the fees for the same! Writing from England..
No Brasil, podê-se atender ao telefone com a frase "Pois não?": é o mesmo assim em Portugal? Obrigado com antelação!
Claro que não. Diz-se Sim, ou Estou.
Creio que o português é uma língua cuja lógica de entendimento é muito ampla (não sei se expresso-me bem). Entendemos como um sim todos os seus exemplos e mais praticamente qualquer resposta entusiasmada, como por exemplo (ao convite): Sim!; Claro!; Sim, claro!; Sim, sim, claro!; Óimo!; Ótima ideia!; Fixe!; Legal!; Ôpa!; Demorou!... Deviamos extrair mais desta lógica inclusiva, não é? (desculpe-me o pt.BR)
Siuuuuuuuu
SIUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
Ola
Olá 🙂
MIA!! I noticed that when you say "pois" by itself the s is sh (as it should be) BUT when you said "pois é" the sound of the s in pois sounded more like "s". Porquê? I thought since it is between 2 vowels it would actually sound more like "z" in casa OR maybe that IS what I am hearing? Português é difícil, não é?!?
Haha sim! You’re right. But you’re hearing the “z” sound, but, in fact, when I say it I’m pronouncing it a little bit more softly for some reason in “pois é”. Yes, Portuguese is a bit difficult but with practice you can succeed ☺️☺️
Pois
Pois 😊
I see a lot of Portuguese people on the internet using “Ata” but I still don’t understand what does it mean any answers?
Except Sim all were new to me.
imagine CR7 saying after every goal, Cllaaaarooooooooo.....!!!
Heheh 😁
I never heard "pois nao" IN Portugal, only un Brazil. I thought it was a brazilian slang...
Hehehehe siuuuu
"Claro" é a maniera formal de dizer "Sim"?
Já percebeste?
Já, já.
É outra palavra para dizer sim
Verdade :)
Somente quando "ja" aconteceu na pergunta.
Pois é.
Depois. O que difference?
Pois é - used to agree with someone or something, like saying “yea, you’re right” or “yes, it is so”.
Depois - after
Hope this helps ☺️
@@MiaEsmerizAcademy pois. Muito Obrigado minha professora.
Mia, podes usar, “Claro que sim”….or is that usual in Portuguese usage?
Claro que sim! 😊
Claro que pode! 😊
"pois nao" in contemporary American English= "I know! right"...
Sim sounds more like ‘seeng’, right?
Seeng 😀
Yes, you’re right 😊
hi mia pois não means isn't it!?
Olá 👋 well, not literally, no 😊 you say “não queres ir, pois não?”, which would be translated as “you don’t want to come, do you?”: so basically it’s not always “isn’t it”, but it’s always used to kind of confirm the negative that was said. I hope this makes sense. Please let me know 😊
thank you and I think Is like saying (right?)
I speak Spanish and I wanted to know how is it well translated I love ur videos 😊👍
@@caminoeli664 yes, more like that! Thank you for supporting my channel and letting me know you like my videos. That's really great.
Beijinhos e Feliz Natal! Mia