7 "essential" 🇧🇷 Portuguese expressions you need to know | Portuguese with Eli
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024
- Today, we'll learn seven BR Portuguese "expressions" to help you speak more naturally! Whether you're a beginner or slightly more advanced in learning Portuguese, this video is tailored for you.
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Discover the nuances of 7 key Portuguese expressions that are common in daily conversations and important in understanding the cultural context of the language. From asking prices more naturally to expressing gratitude like a local, each expression is explained with clarity and practicality.
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🗣️ Featured Expressions:
Quanto é que custa - A polite way to inquire about prices.
Como é seu nome - The natural way to ask someone's name.
Desculpe, mas você pode repetir - A courteous way to ask for repetition.
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This is my "bizarro world" version (camera quality) but I made sure the audio was great. Please tell me what you think of those tips---in Portuguese, if possible!
Obrigado Eli, sua dicas me ajude muito… sou Alemão
Eu que agradeço!
Valeu pela informaçao!
Gostei 👍
Obrigado pela palestra!
de nada!
e que gostei muito
Qual é a diferença entre pra você e para você? Obrigado, seu trabalho me ajuda muito bem..
É a mesma coisa, basicamente. "Pra" é mais informal e é como a maioria dos brasileiros fala a palavra "para". Mas na escrita, prefira "para" :-)