Brazilian Portuguese vs Portuguese from Portugal. What’s the difference? 🤔

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2022

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  • @MrKarlozz
    @MrKarlozz Год назад +1712

    Homie is amazed a Brazilian knows Portuguese

  • @GojiraFan25
    @GojiraFan25 Год назад +986

    Bro acted surprised a Brazilian knew Portuguese

    • @RobespierreThePoof
      @RobespierreThePoof Год назад +25

      lol. "WOW, two languages" Half of the world makes a funny face, thinking "just two?"

    • @nextgenownage
      @nextgenownage Год назад +8

      Because so many Brazilians struggle with European Portuguese it’s crazy.

    • @Marquin011
      @Marquin011 Год назад +27

      ​@@nextgenownage Praticamente o português europeu não gosta do Brasileiro! Eles falam muito mal do nosso mais quando vai cantar eles copia os nossos sotaques! Pega gênero musical! E quando é para falar que pais fala a mesma língua o primeiro a falar é o Brasil ! Se pedir para mostrar uma música provavelmente vai ser do Brasil kkkkkk, Pará você ter ideia eles não aceitam que o Brasil por ser uma ex colonia deles está se tornando um dos maiores países do mundo e o maior representante da língua, na verdade já é um dos maiores do mundo, e não são muitos países que fala Português, praticamente são 8 países.

    • @moisepicard9701
      @moisepicard9701 Год назад

      Just, like when certain people, especially Fake Haitians act surprised that Haitians speak French as if French is not our language.

    • @Pike737
      @Pike737 Год назад +9

      ​@@Marquin011literally the same eith Spain and Latin America. They want Ana Dearmas, loco Contiago, etc but mock our Spanish. Wtf

  • @vitiorelara85
    @vitiorelara85 Год назад +349

    Brazilian Andrew Tate speaks English pretty well

  • @dartharaneus67
    @dartharaneus67 Год назад +454

    The guy just said, in English, that he is Brazilian and adds that he speaks two languages. Interviewer then asked which languages.....

    • @lusitanus.
      @lusitanus. Год назад +54

      Spanish and English! ☝️🤓

    • @dartharaneus67
      @dartharaneus67 Год назад +4

      @@lusitanus. LOL

    • @sadaofutaki
      @sadaofutaki Год назад +17

      Estadunidenses né

    • @leonardokuraoka4234
      @leonardokuraoka4234 Год назад +4

      Nossa, não sabia que todo mundo era obrigado a saber que língua se fala no Brasil.

    • @kountri
      @kountri 11 месяцев назад +12

      ​@@leonardokuraoka4234ta querendo causar treta de comentarios?

  • @ewandropallottini
    @ewandropallottini Год назад +474

    - de onde vc é?
    - brasil
    - quantas linguas vc fala?
    - duas. Inglês e português.
    - português? Uau
    Kk

    • @RobertoZoverto
      @RobertoZoverto Год назад +14

      Portuguese è muito difícil, verbo sacana

    • @EricT3769
      @EricT3769 Год назад +8

      You’ve got the accent wrong.
      Português é muito difícil.

    • @The_name105
      @The_name105 Год назад

      ​@@EricT3769Exato. Ele disse que Português é muito difícil, idiote.

    • @victormanuelsanchezrivera523
      @victormanuelsanchezrivera523 Год назад +17

      I’ve been learning Brazilian portugués for a while and looking at this and actually understanding what it says make me feel good and be able to see my progress

    • @igne4388
      @igne4388 Год назад +2

      ​@@victormanuelsanchezrivera523você consegue me entender?

  • @kiboma4209
    @kiboma4209 Год назад +662

    Damn, Andrew Tate looks different now

  • @gomesgames8305
    @gomesgames8305 Год назад +115

    O carisma do cara já entrega que é brasileiro kkk

    • @DizzyMakavelli
      @DizzyMakavelli Год назад +5

      Se liga que quando ele para ele já joga de ladinho.
      Assiste novamente.

    • @espanholcomgd
      @espanholcomgd 10 месяцев назад

      Isso não é ser brasileiro

    • @Sasuke_e.muitogay
      @Sasuke_e.muitogay 10 месяцев назад +7

      ​@@espanholcomgdnão, é ser japonês

    • @Cr7_yt_07
      @Cr7_yt_07 9 месяцев назад +2

      Nem tds Brasileiros tem carisma

    • @espanholcomgd
      @espanholcomgd 9 месяцев назад +2

      @@Cr7_yt_07 Nem todo mundo do mundo tem carisma isso é normal

  • @visionsofpromise
    @visionsofpromise Год назад +67

    It's almost like American English vs British English. Or French vs creole

    • @guilhermemedeiros5458
      @guilhermemedeiros5458 Год назад +5

      Na verdade não, do ingles britânico pro americano muda algumas palavras, mas no português brasileiro em comparação com o de portugal tem sotaques, gírias até pronomes diferentes

    • @phgs_smnt
      @phgs_smnt Год назад +2

      That would make sense if the british said "thou" and "thee" instead of "you"
      Which is what happens in pt-br and pt-pt

    • @janeflorencebr
      @janeflorencebr Год назад +13

      ​@@guilhermemedeiros5458A mesma coisa do inglês meu filho kkkkk, mudam as gírias, as expressões e principalmente o sotaque, tu claramente não conhece o inglês britânico pra dizer isso.

    • @janeflorencebr
      @janeflorencebr Год назад +3

      It's exactly like that.

    • @jpmf8050
      @jpmf8050 9 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@guilhermemedeiros5458Há muiiiiita diferença entre o Inglês Britânico e o Americano. O pessoal geralmente acha que todos falam como no Harry Potter mas esse sotaque (RP English) é falado por uma minúscula parte da população

  • @marianacunha2000
    @marianacunha2000 Год назад +28

    “Bicha” has several meanings. In Portugal, “bicha” and “fila” are both used as synonyms for queue. But, “bicha” can also be a slang for homosexuals

    • @jennalynxoxo
      @jennalynxoxo Год назад +2

      I thought it was slang for vagina that’s what my vovo says lol.

    • @jpmf8050
      @jpmf8050 9 месяцев назад +9

      ​@@jennalynxoxoI've heard "bichana" being used that way, but not "bicha"😂

  • @cr7isthegoatfan-sm6sv
    @cr7isthegoatfan-sm6sv Год назад +114

    Brazilian andrew tate

  • @SockHiggins
    @SockHiggins Год назад +77

    Bro I suprised a BRAZILLIAN speaking English to him knows two languages💀

  • @Donaeisrequiem_
    @Donaeisrequiem_ Год назад +17

    "Portuguese? WOW"

  • @nextgenownage
    @nextgenownage Год назад +41

    Yeah many Brazilians I spoke to say Portuguese sounds like Shakespearean. I’m about to do a video about it to but asking a slightly different question.

    • @capeverdeanprincess4444
      @capeverdeanprincess4444 Год назад +9

      It’s funny because from what I read and know the Portuguese from Brazil is more phonetically conservative, meaning it SOUNDS more like what the Portuguese used to sound like but in grammar the Iberian Portuguese is more conservative.

    • @Marquin011
      @Marquin011 Год назад +4

      ​@@capeverdeanprincess4444
      Foneticamente o do Brasil sempre foi o do Brasil! Não foi o de Portugal, o nosso teve influência de outros países inclusive os índios! Mas na escrita acho que é verdadeiro.

    • @capeverdeanprincess4444
      @capeverdeanprincess4444 Год назад +9

      @@Marquin011 Not really. At one point the Portuguese spoke very closely to how you guys speak in Brazil. The Portuguese from Portugal changed a lot since the 1800’s.
      Portuguese from Brazil did not get much influence because it’s still considered Portuguese. It’s not like Cabo Verde that got a lot of African influence so our Portuguese transformed into creolo.

    • @Marquin011
      @Marquin011 Год назад +3

      ​​​​@@capeverdeanprincess4444 Português brasileiro teve influência forte de outros países sim fonéticamente! Mais ainda é a mesma língua! No nosso pode se ver no sotaque! Cada região tem um sotaque! Cada região com um jeito de falar frases totalmente brasileiras e frases de outros países! Como francês, italiano, Ucrânia, e vario outros! Você pode notar isso no norte! É um jeito de falar totalmente diferente na fonética comparado com o Sul! Seria praticamente difícil um países na qual mais sofreu imigrantes no mundo ter um sotaque e formas de escrever antiga! E o português do Brasil é o que mais tem palavras comparado com todos os outros!

    • @capeverdeanprincess4444
      @capeverdeanprincess4444 Год назад +6

      @@Marquin011 The French and Italians did not change Brazilian Portuguese by much at all. No linguist has ever confirmed that.

  • @kartelslach
    @kartelslach Год назад +40

    What color is your portuguese?

  • @Lllllllll413
    @Lllllllll413 11 месяцев назад +9

    Bicha em Portugal tbm é a bixa do Brazil depende da frase 😂😂😂😂

  • @FrancisTheBerd
    @FrancisTheBerd Год назад +10

    We don't bicha that much here in lisbon, we use the word Fila

    • @matheuss1618
      @matheuss1618 Год назад +2

      why not, bicha sonds more cool 😢

    • @FrancisTheBerd
      @FrancisTheBerd Год назад

      @@matheuss1618 Deixa-me em paz brazuca

    • @Onlidany
      @Onlidany 13 часов назад

      ​​@@matheuss1618Bicha também vem de animal, então não faria sentido falarmos bicha pra fila, faria mais sentido falarmos "fila" que vem de "enfileirados", pra nós

  • @Metroooo29
    @Metroooo29 Год назад +5

    This guy so cool lol

  • @reaper725
    @reaper725 Год назад +6

    UNDERRATED af keep it up!

  • @dsouza4746
    @dsouza4746 11 месяцев назад +6

    I’m from Portugal and we don’t criticize Brazilian Portuguese even though it has a lot of slang but they seem to like to insult our way of speaking. That’s too bad because we have taken in many of their immigrants in the last few years.

    • @espanholcomgd
      @espanholcomgd 10 месяцев назад +5

      I'm from Brazil and I love Portugal and I watch a lot of RTP

    • @dsouza4746
      @dsouza4746 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@espanholcomgd Obrigado

    • @petrus9067
      @petrus9067 10 месяцев назад +6

      I cringe a bit when i see other brazillians commenting online that we should separate the language from european portuguese and classify it just as "brazillian", as if the diversity of portuguese is something bad
      But that's deffo a minority extreme, most people would make fun of portuguese from portugal and yes some do take it far, but dont have anything actually against it, and do it for fun (or because it's sometimes hard for us to understand y'all)

    • @dsouza4746
      @dsouza4746 10 месяцев назад +3

      @@petrus9067 I have family in Brasil and I have noticed that there is a different attitude towards our shared language .. so many Brazilians come to live in my country and we are very welcoming to them

    • @Lucas_zq
      @Lucas_zq 9 месяцев назад +3

      Fique tranquilo, isto só acontece na internet, as brincadeiras fazem parte.
      Vamos sempre receber bem qualquer imigrante que não tenha atacado nosso país kkk, inclusive não temos nada contra os russos.

  • @caffeine090
    @caffeine090 Год назад +17

    O cara se impressionou pq o homem lá é brasileiro e sabe falar português ;-;

  • @alvarohigino
    @alvarohigino Год назад +14

    Actually we have a lot of archaic words that Portugal doesn't use anymore.

    • @eddiesantos4978
      @eddiesantos4978 11 месяцев назад +2

      So, they are archaic for them, not for us.

    • @alvarohigino
      @alvarohigino 9 месяцев назад

      @@eddiesantos4978 Yeah.

  • @romeufrancisco7041
    @romeufrancisco7041 10 месяцев назад +4

    funny the way "irado" is used in Brazil. In Portugal, it means "crazy mad". It comes from "ira": a hateful rage.

    • @fruitpunchsamurai8939
      @fruitpunchsamurai8939 7 месяцев назад +4

      Irado means the same thing in PT-BR, but here we began to also use it as an slang meaning "awesome". It has those 2 meaning depends on context

    • @shadowvcrafter
      @shadowvcrafter 7 месяцев назад

      You are right​@@fruitpunchsamurai8939

    • @vastoaspecto
      @vastoaspecto 18 дней назад

      Irado really means "crazy mad" in Brazil, but the slang means more like "bad ass" or "radical" in the good sense.

  • @Vortexhuhehe
    @Vortexhuhehe Год назад +6

    the Brazilian language has a lot of slang.

    • @leonardokuraoka4234
      @leonardokuraoka4234 Год назад +3

      As many other languages

    • @montiwajan
      @montiwajan 11 месяцев назад +2

      There's no such thing has the Brazilian language it's Brazilian portuguese their part of the lusophones

    • @hide662
      @hide662 2 месяца назад

      ​​@@leonardokuraoka4234 Some languages has more than others. For exemple, if you compare Japanese with Portuguese or English there is a big difference in the amount of slags words.

    • @hide662
      @hide662 2 месяца назад

      I'm Brazilian and I've learned english. Actually I pratice Japanese and Russian... So some people ask me how "I say" some bad word or expression in japanese but it's hard to call something because Japanese doesn't really have a lot of slang words.

  • @simaborah1863
    @simaborah1863 Год назад +14

    Andrew Tate at 144p doesn't exist it can't harm you
    Andrew Tate at 144p:

  • @NatalyZavala-qn7ob
    @NatalyZavala-qn7ob 11 месяцев назад +1

    I know 3 languages Spanish, English,and Portuguese

  • @JJ-on-switch
    @JJ-on-switch 9 месяцев назад +1

    Andrew flake?

  • @AkifAsilkan
    @AkifAsilkan Год назад +3

    Andrew Tate 😮

  • @cinemassfilm
    @cinemassfilm 9 месяцев назад +2

    It's funny because in Portugal we consider Brazilian portuguese more old school and actually, in some ways, they speak more like the renaissance european portuguese

    • @shadowvcrafter
      @shadowvcrafter 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@AnaF_ptAcho que entendeu errado. Nosso português não se escreve como o de camões (nem o pt-pt). Na verdade toda língua vai muito além da forma escrita. Dito isto nosso português é sim mais próximo do português falado no séc XVI. (Língua trazida pelos português para o Brasil durante este período) Que tinha suas vogais mais abertas enquanto vocês as fecharam, a única parte que se manteve assim em Portugal foi o norte do país.

  • @montiwajan
    @montiwajan 11 месяцев назад +2

    Be careful with rapariga it's fine over here in Portugal but in Brasil it isn't

  • @LuisProplayer86
    @LuisProplayer86 4 месяца назад +1

    Brazilian Andrew Tate:

  • @TheGeographyCat
    @TheGeographyCat Год назад +23

    Só para avisar, aqui em Portugal, ninguém usa bicha! Aqui nós dizemos "fila" mas os Brasileiros acham que nós falamos assim! Era só para ninguém sair falando bicha em Portugal ;)

    • @Jogador3577
      @Jogador3577 Год назад +8

      obrigado amigo

    • @rlm939
      @rlm939 Год назад

      não usam, mas é

    • @Marquin011
      @Marquin011 Год назад +20

      Seis mudou por conta da brincadeira! Provavelmente vai mudar o "rapariga"

    • @feelz2686
      @feelz2686 Год назад +8

      Mas usava kkk daqui uns dia param de usar "rapariga" pra se referir as mina tbm 😂

    • @aboba8783
      @aboba8783 Год назад +2

      @@feelz2686 Bicha nunca foi muito usado aq

  • @abzim6091
    @abzim6091 Год назад +3

    As a person from Portugal I never listened someone use bicha for line up, its the same meaning as in Brazil, a better example is "girl" which in Portugal we use it as rapariga and in Brazil means whore.

    • @Pike737
      @Pike737 Год назад

      Bicha is used in Brazil, you guys use fila. Brazilians know bicha has other meaning in Portugal.

    • @janeflorencebr
      @janeflorencebr 2 месяца назад

      ​@@Pike737Tu não falou coisa com coisa

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    @renekastewart3975 Год назад +21

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    • @cardinal9009
      @cardinal9009 Год назад +3

      Hail Satan

    • @EricT3769
      @EricT3769 Год назад +1

      Thank you. Only God knows when that time will be though.

    • @aupd7
      @aupd7 Год назад +3

      Praised be the Lord God Jesus Christ our only Savior !

    • @GiantFarder
      @GiantFarder 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@cardinal9009Hail Satan indeed brother 🙏🙏

    • @naoeres
      @naoeres 10 месяцев назад +1

      Amen brother, all the honor and glory to God!

  • @83ivanf
    @83ivanf 5 дней назад +1

    Actually portuguese from Brasil still uses words from centuries ago, the guy is wrong. For ex: chicara we dont use anymore, but they still use it in Brasil, nowadays we say chavena.

  • @sadaofutaki
    @sadaofutaki Год назад +3

    Nem no aeroporto os funcionários dos restaurantes falam inglês hahaha na minha bolha boy ok mas a maioria não fala nada. Mas faz questão de ajudar o gringo ❤

    • @williamthierry5976
      @williamthierry5976 11 месяцев назад +1

      Falar a verdade quem tem a obrigação de falar o idioma é quem chega e não quem está aprender o de quem vem kkkkk n tiro muito a razão deles nao falarem inglês, é tipo no Japão a maioria não falam inglês, uma ou outra palavra.

    • @fruitpunchsamurai8939
      @fruitpunchsamurai8939 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@williamthierry5976 Muito mais prático aprender inglês, fica inviável vc ter q aprender os idiomas de todo país q vc vai visitar

  • @tomozaki-kh4on
    @tomozaki-kh4on 11 месяцев назад +2

    Alr as portuguese guy I'm gona ask, wtdym about saying that our lenguage is like old school lenguage cuz, dude you all literally say "você" to refer to a person we say "tu", você in portugal was once used in the old days but not anymore and you all still using it

    • @luiznuness
      @luiznuness 10 месяцев назад +1

      I’m from northweast coast of Brazil and we use both.
      “Tu” for a friend, brother, sister or wife
      “Você” for a unknown person or someone I'm not that close to.
      “Senhor/Senhora” for someone older or someone who possess higher rank at work or university

    • @jpmf8050
      @jpmf8050 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@luiznunessThat's very interesting, that's pretty much how it's used in Portugal, although "você" can be quite tricky to use, depends on the person, some people just avoid it altogether

    • @luiznuness
      @luiznuness 9 месяцев назад

      @@jpmf8050 Yes. In some aspects we speak like portuguese people, for example: “t” and “d”, when the rest of brasilians says “bom DJIA TCHIago”, and in my region we say “bom dia, Tiago ”, like portuguese or spanish. But we also change “b” per “v” and “j” per “x” in some words like galician people: baca (vaca), brabo (bravo), balente (valente), oxente (ô gente), xogo (jogo), oxe (hoje) etc. We speak different from the rest of brasilians, and sometimes they dont understand us.

  • @joelcardoso3617
    @joelcardoso3617 14 дней назад

    Irado literally means wrathful but in brazillian slang is a super cool person

  • @doramargarida695
    @doramargarida695 9 месяцев назад +1

    Portuguese from portugal sounds like royalty ... also is da accent from poems,emotions and fado. While Brazilian portuguese is more a party portuguese

  • @GeorgeSantiagoBFH
    @GeorgeSantiagoBFH День назад

    How about rapariga and rabo?

  • @BATMANRULESBAT
    @BATMANRULESBAT 9 месяцев назад +1

    Bro is the skinny andrew tate

  • @fbo7147
    @fbo7147 11 месяцев назад +2

    Well thats not exactly true!
    Im from portugal, "bicha" can mean homosexual in portugal as well, "bicha" yes can also mean line but that's something that my grandparents would say.
    For example "im waiting in line" in that case we use "Fila", Eu estou a espera na fila.

  • @siene1108
    @siene1108 Год назад +2

    Isn't irado mean angry

  • @GeorgeeJunglee
    @GeorgeeJunglee 4 месяца назад

    It's actually pretty different, however the sound and how the vowels are pronounced is what makes them so different from each other....

  • @amiguinhospitocos1982
    @amiguinhospitocos1982 7 месяцев назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @MemesTugasPT
    @MemesTugasPT 10 месяцев назад +1

    Bicha in portugal, only elder people use it, we say "fila"

  • @guilhermesantos8728
    @guilhermesantos8728 8 месяцев назад +1

    My PT-BR speaking best friend once warned me never to call a brazilian girl "miúda". In PT-EU, that's the same as calling a little girl "kid"; in PT-BR, that's slang for "whore" or "puta"

  • @Switshum
    @Switshum Год назад +1

    First guy looks like Andrew rate

  • @yourkaijuguy347
    @yourkaijuguy347 Год назад +1

    guys its bottom G

  • @elonkayembe
    @elonkayembe Год назад +3

    Wow is Andrew tate in brazil 😳

  • @user-nbn1500
    @user-nbn1500 3 месяца назад

    O vini fala bem pra carai

  • @yudifelipe5374
    @yudifelipe5374 11 месяцев назад +1

    Fazer um bico,la em Portugal é boqu$#@ 😂😂

    • @jpmf8050
      @jpmf8050 9 месяцев назад +1

      E biscate aqui é o que vocês chamam de bico, que aí tem outro significado 😂

  • @MemesterTheMaster
    @MemesterTheMaster Год назад +5

    I feel like portuguese is default a rad language

    • @janeflorencebr
      @janeflorencebr Год назад

      What do that mean? I'm brazilian.

    • @Being_333
      @Being_333 Год назад

      @@janeflorencebrit has the same meaning as “irado” so… rad=irado

    • @janeflorencebr
      @janeflorencebr Год назад

      @@Being_333 Tá chapando kid?

    • @lucasdaniel8902
      @lucasdaniel8902 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@janeflorencebroxi, do nada?

  • @user-sd8du3gj8i
    @user-sd8du3gj8i 8 месяцев назад

    Algo diferentes ❤❤

  • @justorren
    @justorren Год назад +1

    Thought it was Andrew t.....

  • @Tshog_edit
    @Tshog_edit Год назад +2

    Lkkkkk muito bom

  • @freebirdus6839
    @freebirdus6839 3 месяца назад

    irado is a slang my father used. and im 36 even the slangs i sued as a kid are outdated lmao

  • @Ajay_rahar07
    @Ajay_rahar07 Год назад

    All types mega link available

  • @yogyal292
    @yogyal292 6 месяцев назад +1

    Tate think he slick 😅

  • @kallocarina8879
    @kallocarina8879 10 месяцев назад +1

    If u foing to portugal say "Baril" instead of "irado"

    • @jpmf8050
      @jpmf8050 9 месяцев назад +1

      Baril sounds very 90s or even older lol, I'd say fixe or bacano are more adequate

    • @tomasafoito6417
      @tomasafoito6417 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@jpmf8050eu prefiro usar a expressão porreiro.

  • @200PingYT
    @200PingYT Год назад +2

    Damn tate must really be really depressed

  • @lurdesfaro923
    @lurdesfaro923 16 дней назад

    Meanwhile "irado" in European Portuguese means angry. People will get offended if they are called "irado"in Portugal.

  • @showgamerrc2463
    @showgamerrc2463 6 месяцев назад

    Os cara deve pensar que a gente fala Brasileiro kkkkkkk

  • @KillianZippel
    @KillianZippel 11 месяцев назад

    The guy said iRado. Accent from Piracicaba.

  • @andreeppacheco
    @andreeppacheco 9 месяцев назад

    Actually in Portugal it also has that double meaning.

  • @semichesovoy8038
    @semichesovoy8038 10 месяцев назад +1

    My girlfriend doesn't speak a word in Portu and once she talked to a brazilian guy. He asked her whether she spoke brazilian and having made sure she didn't the guy decided to play a joke on her and said that "thank you" in Portu would be "come a minha boceta (not sure about the spelling). I smelt a rat for I knew it was "obrigado/a". So I found the translation of the last word and told her to block the liar and report his profile

  • @keeyah2178
    @keeyah2178 Месяц назад

    Im my dialect, "Irado" means mistake😂

  • @DJ_SNIPER
    @DJ_SNIPER 11 месяцев назад

    Brazil and Portugal are really different

  • @ohdude6643
    @ohdude6643 Год назад +3

    No one says Bicha in Portugal by the way. Brazilians know nothing of Portuguese from Portugal.

    • @neutongalvao817
      @neutongalvao817 Год назад +10

      Ninguém se importa com Portugal

    • @Marquin011
      @Marquin011 Год назад +1

      Vocês estão pegando coisas do português brasileiro! Pegando sotaque, pegando os homem que eu sei que seis gosta kkkk.

    • @leonardokuraoka4234
      @leonardokuraoka4234 Год назад +1

      @@Marquin011pegar o que do bostil. Não tem nada ai

    • @matheuss1618
      @matheuss1618 Год назад

      @@leonardokuraoka4234 tem a sua mãe ela ta aqui só no glub glub

    • @matheuss1618
      @matheuss1618 Год назад

      Thank God we know nothing about this "country" you guys name as portugal, but everyone knows is Brazil 2.0

  • @3H3H3H
    @3H3H3H 7 месяцев назад

    Practical video in reality.
    As like in english, portuguese have many variants and dialects in each lusophone country in the world.

  • @Fabio-gc1xf
    @Fabio-gc1xf Год назад +2

    Braziu

    • @maverick767
      @maverick767 Год назад +3

      Até os americanos falam braziu.

    • @EricT3769
      @EricT3769 Год назад +1

      Falo um pouco.

  • @nn6404
    @nn6404 Год назад

    I ship them

  • @DruggiePlays
    @DruggiePlays 4 месяца назад

    I love how awkward this dude is 😂

  • @DizzyMakavelli
    @DizzyMakavelli Год назад

    Is he André da Teta?

  • @bregueiroton
    @bregueiroton 9 месяцев назад

    Where are you from?
    - USA
    How many languages do you speak?
    - Only English.
    WOW! You speak English, bro! That is so cool!

  • @Palestina.non.grata86
    @Palestina.non.grata86 4 месяца назад

    I remember landing in Rio with my wife for the second time in '23, and I'd learned more Portuguese than my visit the year before. Behind me in the queue for passport control was a Portuguese woman, who loudly exclaimed 'Isso é uma bichona grande!' Some of the Brazilians in the queue next turned around to look for who'd said it while I just stifled my laughs like a fool! 😅

  • @cakecryptid
    @cakecryptid 2 месяца назад

    meu namorado fala inglês e português (de portugal). sou aprendendo o idioma como um inglês nativo do canadá. não tenho certeza se falo muito bem mas reconheço muitos portugueses pelo menos

    • @lunamig1006
      @lunamig1006 28 дней назад +1

      Legal, o único erro que notei foi você falar " sou aprendendo " que seria " estou aprendendo " 👍👍 eng: cool, the only mistake l saw was you saying " sou aprendendo " that would be " estou aprendendo " sou is when you are something, estou is when you are doing something, to clarify.

  • @jayjay5356
    @jayjay5356 9 месяцев назад

    Pour donner une idée à tous les Français, la différence entre le portugais du Brésil et le portugais du Portugal est similaire à celle entre le québécois et le français métropolitain.

  • @Yohoo329
    @Yohoo329 10 месяцев назад

    Deveria ter citado a feira da foda

  • @mariaauxiliadora4246
    @mariaauxiliadora4246 11 месяцев назад

    Brasileiro reconhece brasileiro entre os gringos só de olhar

  • @otakusupratim1096
    @otakusupratim1096 Год назад +2

    Andrew tate 😂😂😂

  • @YTjayrick
    @YTjayrick 2 месяца назад

    who tf is he? Andrew late?

  • @zzzut
    @zzzut 8 месяцев назад +2

    Good looking dude!

  • @nelcimarramosmedeiros9887
    @nelcimarramosmedeiros9887 7 месяцев назад

    Bom

  • @edgarcosta2538
    @edgarcosta2538 10 месяцев назад

    bicha is also slang for GAY in portuguese spoken in Portugal

  • @elonlageslimacover1718
    @elonlageslimacover1718 9 месяцев назад

    nowadays no one says "irado", we say more "legal" or "daora"

  • @zaranski2009
    @zaranski2009 11 месяцев назад +2

    Bro think he Andrew Tate 💀

  • @vilsonlunna9021
    @vilsonlunna9021 7 месяцев назад

    Caribe Brasileiro

  • @shiva_689
    @shiva_689 8 месяцев назад

    Damn, English and Portuguese, I was so close. I thought he speaks Russian and Japanese

  • @doncollion
    @doncollion Год назад +3

    Bro wanted a kiss at the end

  • @pedropennick4349
    @pedropennick4349 7 месяцев назад

    He looks like Andrew Tate kkkkkkkkkkkk

  • @arlorenee
    @arlorenee 10 месяцев назад

    Spaghetti sticks 😅

  • @jst4572
    @jst4572 8 месяцев назад

    Like I got the whole cadence of Brazilian Portuguese down enough to imitate it. Now all I need to learn is Brazilian Portuguese. 😂😂😂

  • @PietroSilva64
    @PietroSilva64 10 месяцев назад

    As a Brazilian from São Paulo, we have a portuguese with russian accent, if you travel to brazil dont travel to rio de janeiro, its dangerous, i recommend travel to são Paulo or south of Brazil or Minas gerais.

    • @lucasdaniel8902
      @lucasdaniel8902 6 месяцев назад

      thank you for remember we "Mineros" exist, i'm from the city of Belo Horizonte in Minas Gerais.

  • @sofia-wn2xv
    @sofia-wn2xv 10 месяцев назад +1

    Do not say irado in brazil unless you wanna sound like you are Stuck in the 90s

  • @cajudog3669
    @cajudog3669 4 месяца назад

    Bro it just the same thing as Americans English and British

  • @Lazy_dadu_001
    @Lazy_dadu_001 Месяц назад

    I came here because I thiught it was Andrew Tate😂😂😂

  • @viniciusholanda9491
    @viniciusholanda9491 10 месяцев назад

    another world that you should know from Brazil is "foda pá carai@

  • @celerentshengulana
    @celerentshengulana Год назад

    Top V

  • @abdulhadikhan69
    @abdulhadikhan69 Год назад

    Spanish : Hola yo hablo español
    Soy ninō yo hablo inglis
    English : hello i speak spanish i am boy i speak english

  • @danielcarneiro5483
    @danielcarneiro5483 9 месяцев назад

    André Tatio