Thank you

Thank you

Quero aprender português idioma

Eu comi maçãs estavam deliciosos

Vamos deixar essa conversa para depois

Aonde vais Sofia?

Gosto muito frutos secos mas não é frutas secas

But ‘achar’ and ‘pensar’ express doubt, right? And they use indicativo, except in the negative. I think this is important for people to know. In Italian for example, with ‘pensare’ you must always use congiuntivo, so in Portuguese it’s rather strange.

Eu vive em Algarve

Excellent professora

I ❤ Portugal 'n' U 2 ... I ve been twice in Portugal , visiting 9 cities .

UAU! Lembro-me quando não existou um <<superhighway> ao Algarve - e conduzir lá foi exaustivo. Obrigado pelo a partilhar a sua viaje!

Muito obrigada e boas férias!

I know i will use this expressions very seldom because i heve very very rarely headache

I love Portugal

I am looking for your experiences. Tough i am from Turkey and I am living in Germany l decided to live in Portugal when I will be retired

Thank you, my teacher Sofia!

Dried fruits, not dry fruits

Very useful lessons, muito obrigado!

Obrigado!

É mesmo que as expressões *vós* e *tu* no vocabulário como assim dizer oficial de Portugal devem ser usadas e com os verbos devidamente conjugados para dirigir-se a outrem que dispensem formalidades, ao contrário do que é feito no Brasil, mas da mesma forma em que é feito por exemplo pelos franceses e a maioria dos espanhóis?

Acho que você explica muito bem. Penso que vou passar o verão em Portugal.

this was very helpful, many thanks!

muito bom!

Sim, OK, mas tb: Eu tinha sido = eu fôra, (fôras, fôra, fôramos, fôreis, fôram); Eu tinha brincado = eu brincara (brincaras, brincara, brincáramos, brincáreis, brincaram), etc. ... 😀

Interessante, a ideia da "pureza energética"! Banho d'ano novo nunca tomei... mas lembro-me q em Agosto, na praia da Figueira, se tomava o banho da meia noite, na noite de lua cheia... tradições de outros tempos... 🌝🏖

Já me ensinaste algo - sobre o bolo rainha! Sim, lembro-me de encontrar vár. peq. fig. de metal dentro do b-rei, mas a fava tb se encontrava dentro do bolo - cada um incluía na sua massa 1 fava e 1 brinde metálico! O bolo rei caseiro q às vezes ingiro, contudo, não inclui nem 1 nem outra e tb não faz falta... A fava era considerada aziaga... o brinde tb poderia sê-lo, se se partisse 1 dente ou assim... 🍩

Muito bom cenário tropical! Parece até ouvir-se running water!! 🏝

Obrigado!

Super, vielen Dank für Ihre Mühe.

+ 1 vídeo muito interessante! Apenas 1 pergunta: em que ilha distante estás? Parece claramente tropical, com ar condicionado, bambus e galos a cantar! 🌴🌴🐔🦜🦎

❤

Eu levanto- me sempre às 6:00 horas da manhã

Eu penso que usar as minhas férias em agosto

Acho que as férias vai correr bem

Penso que ela nasceu no dia 10

Eu ando de bicicleta

Morango é muito gostoso.

that is also a good idea, I will try

a little bit complicated for me at the moment. Need more time

I am currently learning portuguese in Loule, and i love portugal but i still think portuguese is made to be extremely hard to master, because of the transformations of a single word based on the subject and sex of the subject and also location of the word in the setence such as "porque".... Take the verb "ler", eu leio... , but also can be eu leia.... this makes reading muito dificil, as you have to recall all the transformation of a verb to 'match' to the one you are reading to understand it.

you explained so well, thanks alot.

obrigado

Os pronomes portugueses parecem ser bastante complexos e declináveis segundo vários casos... «The Portuguese personal pronouns and possessives display a higher degree of inflection than other parts of speech. Personal pronouns have distinct forms according to whether they stand for a subject (nominative), a direct object (accusative), an indirect object (dative), or a reflexive object. Several pronouns further have special forms used after prepositions.» (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_pronouns_in_Portuguese)

Como se costuma dizer, somos uns verdadeiros "trogloditas"!! 😄

Thanks for this informative video ✨️

Hello from Northern California, you make learning Portuguese very relaxing and enjoyable, possibly because you are the most beautiful women i have ever seen, im sure i will learn the language quikly when i visit my friend in Tabua this October, boa noite

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