Gente, vocês que são novos no aprendizado de português, esse canal pode te ensinar o básico para começar a conhecer como se forma a língua portuguesa. Tenho estado a acompanhar alguns portugueses europeus, tendo começado a aprender a língua há cerca de um ano e a viver em Lisboa, e posso assegurar-vos que irão beneficiar mais com este canal para aprender mais rápido. Este professor está no caminho certo. Obrigado, Mia.
i am really glad you are enjoying my channel and that you let me know about it :) Thank you! Don't forget to subsrcibe and hit the notification bell, so you will get my videos as soon as I post them ;) Beijinhos, Mia. If you want to check my school, you can also go here: school.learn-portuguese.org/courses Welcome to my school!
Hi I've just started watching your channel but I'm loving it so far so thanks. We have a house in Madeira and there are two confusing things. First I think the rule for de is different because Madeira is an island but I've forgotten what it is! Also our road is called Rua DO Janeiro and I don't understand why it isn't Rua DE Janiero like the city.
Olá! Thank you for your support! No, "tu" and "ti" both mean you in different cases, but "ti" is only used after certain prepositions, like after "para" - para ti (you can never say "para tu"). I hope this helps! :) PS - I speak about all of this in detail in my courses. If you want to check them out, please go here: school.learn-portuguese.org/courses
Olá! Profa. Estou na duvida sobre como perceber o país que não acompanha com artigo e também alguns substantivos que acompanham com artigo Profa. podia me ajudar a explicar 🙏🙏
Querida professora, a colocação dos pronomes àtonos junto do verbo pode ser um verdadeiro pesadelo para nos estrangeiros. Então, vou-te mandar, ou vou mandar-te é sempre uma quastão "to be, or not to be" para nos, os pobres estudantes de português. Obrigado antecipadamente pela sua explicação.
Muita obrigada senhora...eu sou Timor Ocidental...eu tambem gosto amprender libgua Portuguesa .....penso que Portuguesa Esta Uma idioma nao difficil para estudar
ALSO, I live in the north (2 hours NE of you!) and I now notice the difference in accents from the south. I hear you pronouncing "the "d" in "depois" and de" as more of a "th" sound. Is this more common in the north? Many people around where I live say "b" instead of "v" : )
I was wondering if you could clarify if 'Algarve' should have the article. I have heard it said that strictly speaking it shouldn't but I more commonly hear 'do Algarve' and 'no Algarve'. I am assuming the article is retained as the word was originally derived from the arabic for 'The West' and so tentatively follows the same rule as 'O Porto' and 'A Guarda'. However, purists may argue that 'algarve' is not a word used in the Portuguese language and only exists as a name and therefore the article is not required.
Olá Michael :) In my opinion Algarve does have an article. And I have to be honest, I didn't even know that there was a discussion about that. Algarve, however, is a bit different, as it is not a city nor a country, it is a region and regions form Portugal almost all have an article before - o Douro, o Alentejo, a Beira Alta...etc - so I guess different rules apply here. ;) Interesting, though, that you've heard that Algarve should not have an article. I wonder who said that? I could be totally wrong (which I don't think so), but I do believe firmly that Algarve does have an article :)
@@MiaEsmerizAcademy Muito obrigado pela sua resposta. It is very possible that I misunderstood and overthought the possibilities. Your explanation sounds much more reasonable and as I said, I have only heard it with the article. I had a sneaky suspicion it was a bit of an urban myth. That's great... I can put that one to bed now!
Olá 👋 na verdade tenho um artigo de verbos com preposições : learn-portuguese.org/portuguese-verbs-with-prepositions-2 They include verbs that ask for the “de” 😊🤗
There are videos where the teacher speaks more English than Portuguese, and there are videos where the teacher speaks more Portuguese than English, even at the most basic level.
@@MiaEsmerizAcademy Olá, penso que na preposição "do" estará implícito "o estado" onde a pessoa vive e que, por isso, diz-se "Eu sou do (estado) Indiana.
Do you know any other tricky words in European Portuguese you would like me to make a video about? Let me know in the comments below.
As diferenças entre verbos como: andar vs. caminhar, etc. (I know there are others, I just can't think of them right now!) beijihnos!
Muito obrigado senhora!
De nada :)
Thank you very much dear teacher for your help, i hope i Will be speaking português through the way you are teaching. parabéns professora
Obrigada ☺️
Gente, vocês que são novos no aprendizado de português, esse canal pode te ensinar o básico para começar a conhecer como se forma a língua portuguesa. Tenho estado a acompanhar alguns portugueses europeus, tendo começado a aprender a língua há cerca de um ano e a viver em Lisboa, e posso assegurar-vos que irão beneficiar mais com este canal para aprender mais rápido. Este professor está no caminho certo. Obrigado, Mia.
Oh muito obrigada Joemike! 😊❤️
I am from Betim city, Minas Gerais, Brazil, and I love your classes, I love English, French, Spanish and Italian languages!Thanks a bunch!
Obrigada pelo feedback! Muito bem 👏 falas todas essas línguas também ? 😊
Thanks a lot
Thank you Mia, your lesson are realy helpful for learning european portuguse.
Happy to hear that! :) Thank you!
This is very helpful, thanks Mia
I am glad you found it helpful 😊
This is a very helpful lesson. Thamk you.
Thank you for your support 😊🙌
Obrigada, sehr gut verständlich
De nada. Das freut mich zu hören🙂
Lovely teaching
Thank you :)
Great I like your lessons Im in New York trying to learn Portuguese thanks you for what you're doing Im already following you
Thank you for your support 😊🙌
Bela explicação! Muito obrigado, Mia! Você é uma ótima professora!
obrigada 😊 fico contente que tenhas percebido e gostado da minha explicação. beijinhos, Mia
Muito obrigada. I will be moving to Portugal soon.
Obrigada eu :) All the best with your move to Portugal
Eu sou da cidade do México....estou perceber 👆. Obrigada e beijinhos 😊
Boa!! :) de nada! Beijinhos!
Best explanation. Really greatly appreciated
Thank you so much for the support 😊
Obrigada por um vídeo muito informativo professora Mia. ❤
de nada 😊 obrigada pelo apoio
thanks! i learned a lot❤️ godbless always!!!
Ohhh you are welcome :) Muito obrigada! Beijinhos
Thank you
De nada 😊
Eu gosto da tua aula
Hey!I just discovered your channel!N I love it!!!♥️I was finding it really hard to find resources for European Portuguese.Muito Obrigada!
i am really glad you are enjoying my channel and that you let me know about it :) Thank you! Don't forget to subsrcibe and hit the notification bell, so you will get my videos as soon as I post them ;) Beijinhos, Mia. If you want to check my school, you can also go here: school.learn-portuguese.org/courses
Welcome to my school!
Very good examples.
thank you :) glad you found it helpful
Muito obrigado por video beijinhos ummma
De nada 😉
This video was super helpful more things I needed to know. Obrigada 🙏🏽…………🤗🇨🇦
I’m glad 😊
very nicely explained
Thank you 😊
Wow, yesterday I expected the ETA would be next week re: this topic, but nice surprise Mia.Que giro!
hehe :) You are welcome! I knew you would be surprised. You are welcome! Beijinhos!
muito obrigado
De nada ;)
Obrigada Mia! Muito informativo!
De nada :) Ainda bem que ajudou! :)
@@MiaEsmerizAcademy Não podiamos fazer isso sem vocé!
@@suzyq9401 ohhh :)
Obrigada Mia, muitas boa a professora!
Obrigada 😊
Mia, your teaching is very enjoyable. I'm from Bangladesh.Trying to learn from your class. Hope you will help me.
Regards- Ruvin
Glad to hear this 😊
Love u always thank u so much man❤️
You’re welcome ☺️
Thank you so much. This has been so confusing to me. Alex
I am happy you liked it :)
Muito obrigado Mia. Great topic, de is much clearer now for me! :-)
I am glad it was useful :) Beijinhos and thank you for letting me know :)
Beautifully explained 😍
Obrigada ☺️
Very nice
Thanks a lot 😍
Obrigadaa :)
Very nice
Thank you! Obrigada 😊
Eu sou da cidade de Polônia, muito obrigada 😀
Olá :) Cidade means city hehe, so here you would only say "Sou da Polónia" :)) Thank you for your answer :)
@@MiaEsmerizAcademy Thank you, I am very beginner in Portuguese 😀 Muito obrigada
@@catwoman3247 it’s great that you still try. That’s exactly how it should be 🥰 thank you for your participation 😊
Obrigado.
What about Egypt and Cairo ?
Ótimo vídeo, Mia! Obrigada!
De nada 🙂 obrigada pelo apoio 😊
Eu gosta de ti! Muito obrigada :)
*gosto :) Obrigada :)
Hi
I've just started watching your channel but I'm loving it so far so thanks.
We have a house in Madeira and there are two confusing things. First I think the rule for de is different because Madeira is an island but I've forgotten what it is! Also our road is called Rua DO Janeiro and I don't understand why it isn't Rua DE Janiero like the city.
Hi teacher Mia, how to know if feminine or masculine the things? Obrigada.❤
Thank you very much for this lesson. You helped me a lot ❤️
I have one question. Could you help me ? Is that correct ?
"Eu gosto da Maria."
多謝！
Thank you so much for your support :)
Without the commercials from google actually a like but
i like your video
Obrigada 😊🙌
Eu sou da Cidade dos Chilangos (Mexico) 😊
Thanks for this video! In some of your examples, you used 'ti' instead of 'tu'. Can both these words be used interchangeably to say 'you'?
Olá! Thank you for your support! No, "tu" and "ti" both mean you in different cases, but "ti" is only used after certain prepositions, like after "para" - para ti (you can never say "para tu"). I hope this helps! :)
PS - I speak about all of this in detail in my courses. If you want to check them out, please go here: school.learn-portuguese.org/courses
Olá! Profa.
Estou na duvida sobre como perceber o país que não acompanha com artigo e também alguns substantivos que acompanham com artigo
Profa. podia me ajudar a explicar 🙏🙏
Querida professora, a colocação dos pronomes àtonos junto do verbo pode ser um verdadeiro pesadelo para nos estrangeiros. Então, vou-te mandar, ou vou mandar-te é sempre uma quastão "to be, or not to be" para nos, os pobres estudantes de português. Obrigado antecipadamente pela sua explicação.
Eu sei! Acho que vou ter que fazer um vídeo sobre isto! É um tema que demora algum tempo a explicar...
Eu tenho o mestre em linguistica portuguesa e gostaria de falar com voce algum dia...
Muito obrigado! Can I say "Eu sou dos lagos"?
Kenya also ends with "a" but it's masculine "O Quénia"
Hey there..
Eu sou da Quénia
@@gulledahmed2954 do Quénia *
Eu também sou do Quénia 🙂
eu gosto do teu video, is this correct?
Siiiim :)
Eu sou da cidade do México.
Boa! Muito bem :)
Da cidade do México
Irelande (f) ou (m)??
Irlanda é feminino :)
Da
Muita obrigada senhora...eu sou Timor Ocidental...eu tambem gosto amprender libgua Portuguesa .....penso que Portuguesa Esta Uma idioma nao difficil para estudar
Eu sou da Cidade Mexico
Muito bem! Cidade do México ☺️
@@MiaEsmerizAcademy lolol I got it wrong :(
pode me ajudar para falar português fluentemente?
Eu sou da cidade do México, mas realmente, sou dos estados unidos 😊
Muito bem :) Está certo!! Só não te esqueças de escrever Estados Unidos com letra maiúscula :) Beijinhos :)
Eu gosto de video
Obrigada pelo feedback :)
Beijinhos
Eu sou da cidade do México ✔️
Muito bem! 😊
Eu sou da Cidade do Mexico.
ALSO, I live in the north (2 hours NE of you!) and I now notice the difference in accents from the south. I hear you pronouncing "the "d" in "depois" and de" as more of a "th" sound. Is this more common in the north? Many people around where I live say "b" instead of "v" : )
its the standard as an allophone for D, mostly between vowels. Same happens with "g" and "b", they become softer.
Eu sou da mexico
Sim, quase :) Sou da Cidade do México ;) Muito bem! Beijinhos :)
Sou *do México
Eu sou do mèxico❤
I was wondering if you could clarify if 'Algarve' should have the article. I have heard it said that strictly speaking it shouldn't but I more commonly hear 'do Algarve' and 'no Algarve'. I am assuming the article is retained as the word was originally derived from the arabic for 'The West' and so tentatively follows the same rule as 'O Porto' and 'A Guarda'. However, purists may argue that 'algarve' is not a word used in the Portuguese language and only exists as a name and therefore the article is not required.
Olá Michael :) In my opinion Algarve does have an article. And I have to be honest, I didn't even know that there was a discussion about that. Algarve, however, is a bit different, as it is not a city nor a country, it is a region and regions form Portugal almost all have an article before - o Douro, o Alentejo, a Beira Alta...etc - so I guess different rules apply here. ;) Interesting, though, that you've heard that Algarve should not have an article. I wonder who said that? I could be totally wrong (which I don't think so), but I do believe firmly that Algarve does have an article :)
@@MiaEsmerizAcademy Muito obrigado pela sua resposta. It is very possible that I misunderstood and overthought the possibilities. Your explanation sounds much more reasonable and as I said, I have only heard it with the article. I had a sneaky suspicion it was a bit of an urban myth. That's great... I can put that one to bed now!
@@Horhne :) I am glad I could put your mind at ease regarding this topic! Now on to the next ones hehe. Beijinhos :)
Eu sou da cidade do mexico
Muito bem :)
Sou da cidade do Mexico!? Tens uma lista de verbos que precisam da preposição "de"? Esses são os que eu luto!!
Olá 👋 na verdade tenho um artigo de verbos com preposições : learn-portuguese.org/portuguese-verbs-with-prepositions-2
They include verbs that ask for the “de” 😊🤗
Eu sou do Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Hello mam how to decide city name or country name muscline or feminine
Eu sou da Perú
What is the meaning Of 'Do'!!when i use them?
Please clarify, the pronunciation of da ...is it a regional accent? You say da like English ( the )
Olá! No, this is how we say it. The vowels in Portuguese from Portugal tend to be more closed. 😊
I really like how you say da - it sounds like tha/the (voiced). It is very noticeable, the pronunciation 😀
I think that the Portuguese pronunciation of the letter "d" between vowels is very similar to the way they are pronounced in Spanish.
Da cidade de mexico
Eu sou da Habana (La Habana)
Mia u pronounced de ele (dele) as "de ela" ~ A bit confused. How would the pronunciation be for a girl?
Eu sou da Rússia😀
Ah! Boa, muito bem :)
There are videos where the teacher speaks more English than Portuguese, and there are videos where the teacher speaks more Portuguese than English, even at the most basic level.
I have both on my channel 🙂 the recent videos are all in Portuguese with subtitles
Eu não sou da Cidade de Mexico, sou do Suécia 🇸🇪!
do México *
da Suécia *
Eu sou Da Indiana
Olá :) Eu sou do Indiana :) I don't know why it's feminine...it's an exception. I am sorry for this :) Ai, ai...Portuguese.. Beijinhos, Mia.
@@MiaEsmerizAcademy Olá, penso que na preposição "do" estará implícito "o estado" onde a pessoa vive e que, por isso, diz-se "Eu sou do (estado) Indiana.
Eu sou da argentina? Ta bom asim?
*Argentina
Eu sou do Pakistan
Bem-vindo :)
*Pakistão
I personally think it'd be way better if you talked only in portuguese with subtitles.
Thank you for the feedback 🙂 most of the recent videos on my channel are in Portuguese with subtitles 😉
Esmeriz?
I like you.eu gosto de ti.hehe
Hehe 😉
Why CANADÁ é masculino??
There's not a reason, it simply is.
domino=
esquimo=
trico=
bolota=
obra=
Cotovelo=
Ola mia como esta pode explicar o que significa esta frase
O Japã(o) é masculino.
O Canad(a) purque masculino??? Não é Femenina? CANAD(a)
Thank you
Eu sou da Cidade do México
Muito bem 👏