Learn Portuguese Pronouns 😀 All Pronouns in Portuguese

Learn Portuguese Pronouns. What is he, she, it, they, I and me in Portuguese? Watch this video and find out. Pronouns are words that replace nouns in a sentence. Learn the Portuguese pronouns right now.

[@tgablouce1332]

Sou brasileiro, desejo a todos um excelente estudo ✌️🙏

[@HenriqueSilva-zi8kd]

I'm looking for english native speakers who want to learn portuguese, I'm a portuguese native speaker.

[@SouthCaucasian]

Me

[@bonfacewitaba_official]

Olá. Eu falo Inglês e eu estudar Português Brasileiro. Eu sou do Quênia 🇰🇪

[@MediumDSpeaks]

Hello, want to help me surprise my girlfriend's family when I show up to Brazil in 6 weeks speaking Fluent Portugese? I have a degree in linguistics, used to teach English in China, and Portugese if I really learn it would be my 7th language :)

[@selinakhanmary6007]

I am also looking for Brazilian Portuguese speaker

[@ocreed7598]

Help

[@patfromamboy]

“Ele não se lembra de mim” translates to “He no if remember of me” when I translate it in my head. I’ve been studying Portuguese for 9 years now and I’ve visited Brasil 18 times but I still can’t read or converse and I have to translate everything into English one word at a time to understand. I’ve been practicing every day for 6 years with my girlfriend who only speaks Portuguese but I still can’t understand her except for an occasional word which I then have to translate.

[@anthonyprince452]

You're probably just trying to take on too much memorization at once less is more, I find that it helps to learn a few words at a time and get familiar sometimes practicing the words or also phrases for days

[@patfromamboy]

@@anthonyprince452 thanks. I’ve never been able to learn phrases. I’ve always had to translate every word. I’ve never been able to learn several words at a time like you suggested. It’s a big problem. I recognize the words as words that I know when I see or hear them but they don’t mean anything to me until I translate them. Even basic words don’t mean anything to me like “aqui” or “agora” and things like “bom dia” and “tudo bem” had to be translated for years before I could understand them without translating based on the context of them being used when I greeted people.

[@Ilovecats537]

Oh

[@jesseholliday3480]

Reflexive 18:57

[@rafaelperezbron9818]

This is my first class in portuguse, I like language portuguse. Thaks a lot!

[@NotaHuskywolf]

I just want to know what my girlfriend shouts at me 😂

[@NotaHuskywolf]

Is this Brazilian or Portuguese? Either way thumbs up

[@chan.mp1]

brazilian

[@chan.mp1]

is Brazilian Portuguese

[@carlospalma6477]

E o tu segunda pessoa do singular? Obrigado

[@nargisalmas2359]

i want to learn

[@languagaSchool003]

Good 🎉gob

[@carlospalma6477]

Por favor inclua o tu, segunda pessoa singular.

[@DavidJones-sd1yo]

Ele não é meu inimigo
E pronunciaram como “ele não é meu amigo”

[@harryturner5095]

Very good.

[@masudaalhaj7166]

Is this from Portugal or Brazil

[@ekolearning]

Brazilian is the most common, so its Brazilian. Although there are other videos in Portuguese (European)

[@patrickadani7556]

Is Brasília português

[@sohelahmed4742]

Where is European Portuguese

[@DavidJones-sd1yo]

Português do Brasil

[@portugaliaalamaria]

Normalmente: Eu não sou estudante (sem artigo). 🧐

[@MdMurad-fo3db]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@sultanofswat9382]

Thanks I learned a lot