Great lesson! I've learned before how to talk about this topic in Portuguese but since I rarely get a chance to use it, this is a welcomed review! I like how you give us alternate ways to express things and ALSO how you take English expressions and show use how to express them in Portuguese. This is exactly what I need. Keep it up!
Eu lembro quando estava aprendendo o espanhol que o povo falava rápido y eu não os entendia. Agora entendo que eu os ouvi diferente porque eu era inciante en aprender o idioma. Algumas vezes, parece que o povo falante do espanhol fala rápido ainda, mas entendo melhor agora o idioma e que eu os ouço um pouco diferente porque é um segundo idioma, mas agora eu ouço as palavras do espanhol melhor. Quando assisto vídeos em Português, eu não posso ouvir ou entender as palavras porque parece que o povo fala Português rápido, e a pronúncia das palavras é diferente ao espanhol, mas eu sei que é porque sou inciante em aprender Português. Muito obrigado por explicar. Eu concordo com você.
I have a question that I hope makes sense and can be answered. When people say “às … horas” for saying the time, they will sometimes pronounce “às” as “ais” similar to how “mas” and “mais” sound the same. How do I know when to say it like “ais”?
That’s not the purpose of this channel. I leave politics for those who like to argue online. I prefer to use my time wisely since it’s always brought me way more money than arguing about politics with people whose opinions will never change regardless of what I say and think. 😉
@@BrazilianTalk Well, OK! I'm currently learning Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese and Serbo-Croatian languages. And I'm also interested in situation in Latin America, including in Brazil! )))
@@ussrwrestling I get it man. I think there’s enough information online available in all languages about current Brazilian politics. That’s why I don’t talk about it in this channel or any other. 🙌
Excellent teaching...very helpfull!!!
You teach very well. I leaned and you helped reinforce how to discuss time. Very good!!
Great lesson! I've learned before how to talk about this topic in Portuguese but since I rarely get a chance to use it, this is a welcomed review! I like how you give us alternate ways to express things and ALSO how you take English expressions and show use how to express them in Portuguese. This is exactly what I need. Keep it up!
Muito obrigado
Muito bom
Eu lembro quando estava aprendendo o espanhol que o povo falava rápido y eu não os entendia. Agora entendo que eu os ouvi diferente porque eu era inciante en aprender o idioma. Algumas vezes, parece que o povo falante do espanhol fala rápido ainda, mas entendo melhor agora o idioma e que eu os ouço um pouco diferente porque é um segundo idioma, mas agora eu ouço as palavras do espanhol melhor. Quando assisto vídeos em Português, eu não posso ouvir ou entender as palavras porque parece que o povo fala Português rápido, e a pronúncia das palavras é diferente ao espanhol, mas eu sei que é porque sou inciante em aprender Português. Muito obrigado por explicar. Eu concordo com você.
I'm learning to speak in english and i think the same about that.
I have a question that I hope makes sense and can be answered. When people say “às … horas” for saying the time, they will sometimes pronounce “às” as “ais” similar to how “mas” and “mais” sound the same. How do I know when to say it like “ais”?
It’s just a different accent. You can say whichever is comfortable to you.
@@BrazilianTalk muito obrigado! I will keep that in mind
Lula or Bolsonaro??
That’s not the purpose of this channel. I leave politics for those who like to argue online. I prefer to use my time wisely since it’s always brought me way more money than arguing about politics with people whose opinions will never change regardless of what I say and think. 😉
@@BrazilianTalk Well, OK! I'm currently learning Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese and Serbo-Croatian languages. And I'm also interested in situation in Latin America, including in Brazil! )))
@@BrazilianTalk Well, OK! Greetings from a Marxist in Ukraine! ))))
@@ussrwrestling I get it man. I think there’s enough information online available in all languages about current Brazilian politics. That’s why I don’t talk about it in this channel or any other. 🙌