How to Get Angry in Portuguese | *Como te podes chatear em português* | Portuguese language

In this video, you will learn usefull words ans expressions on how to get angry in Portuguese. Be aware that I do a say a couple of (very) bad words and keep in mind these expressions are only used in a very informal context - otherwise it can be very rude.
Did you learn something new with this video? Please let me know in the comments!
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[@user-nw2ig3sz5l]

Muito obrigada

[@speakportugueselikeanative5891]

De nada!

[@planetrachel]

Really useful guidance thank you Tatiana. I hope i don't have to use it but it's always good to know! Bom fim de semana.

[@speakportugueselikeanative5891]

I'm glad you found it helpful :)

[@planetrachel]

Eu tentei usá-la hoje. O cão do vizinho estava a ladrar com voz alta eu disse-lhe "ai, ai, ai, para! E funcionou! @@speakportugueselikeanative5891

[@speakportugueselikeanative5891]

@@planetrachel ahah muito bom! Adorei essa história 😂😂

[@kingsandannie]

Thanks for your lessons. Just a little feedback the videos outside in my humble opinion have a negative effect on your audio quality due to what sounds like road traffic.

[@speakportugueselikeanative5891]

Yes, I know. You're right. All of them are recorded outside. This one is a little noisier than usual

[@Theyoutuberpolyglot]

Há outra alternativa mais educada para caralho. Em vez de dizeres essa asneira, podes utilizar esta palavrinha, que tem um significado mais suave, ”caramba”. Caramba Daniela, ainda não fizeste os TPCS. Expressões agressivas que não mencionaste no vídeo : levar nas trompas, ou nos cornos. Manel, para de chatear- me o juízo ,ou queres levar um murro/ soco. Há uma expressão que eu uso muito, que é “ Fonix” ou “fogo”.

[@speakportugueselikeanative5891]

Sim, são tudo opções válidas! Obrigada pelas sugestões

[@LuisSilva-ic1zp]

BITE FOOD THERE. (not you).

[@LuisSilva-ic1zp]

Great video.