Thank you for pointing that out! You're absolutely right that 'preciso de comer' is the traditional and grammatically complete form in Portuguese, especially in formal contexts. However, 'preciso comer' is also commonly used in informal speech and is increasingly accepted in casual conversation, particularly among younger speakers. Both forms are understood, but I’ll be mindful of using the full version in more formal settings.
@@learnportuguesetoday you are a star Nikki! I use your excellent content all the time, and just to let you know you are appreciated. Happy holidays - Maf in Northern Portugal x
Thank you for pointing that out! You’re absolutely correct that usinf "de" is the standard and grammatically complete form in Portuguese. However, it’s also acceptable to say it without the 'de', especially in informal speech. Both forms are commonly understood, so it often depends on the level of formality or personal preference."
This is correct, because it’s regular speech. ❤ I like it so much for its real life language ❤. So after all this you can understand almost everybody and learn to speak like a mother tongue as well. 😊❤
Preciso agradecer-lhe pelo vídeo muito útil. Preciso expressar o meu agradecimento por todos os seus esforços. Boa semana.
@@OphirYahav 😊😊
muito obrigado
Muito bom
Please make One video for Portuguese food grilled
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You missed the de out of many of these, they’re incorrect, unusual for normally such a great channel. Odd
Thank you for pointing that out! You're absolutely right that 'preciso de comer' is the traditional and grammatically complete form in Portuguese, especially in formal contexts. However, 'preciso comer' is also commonly used in informal speech and is increasingly accepted in casual conversation, particularly among younger speakers. Both forms are understood, but I’ll be mindful of using the full version in more formal settings.
@@learnportuguesetoday you are a star Nikki! I use your excellent content all the time, and just to let you know you are appreciated. Happy holidays - Maf in Northern Portugal x
Preciso DE comer, DE ir, DE descansar, DE encontrar... não?
Thank you for pointing that out! You’re absolutely correct that usinf "de" is the standard and grammatically complete form in Portuguese. However, it’s also acceptable to say it without the 'de', especially in informal speech. Both forms are commonly understood, so it often depends on the level of formality or personal preference."
the slow version does not sound like the normal speed version
This is correct, because it’s regular speech. ❤ I like it so much for its real life language ❤. So after all this you can understand almost everybody and learn to speak like a mother tongue as well. 😊❤
Ach, can you listen? There are three Versions. Because the slowly one ist for better understanding.
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Muito bom