In this video I’ll show you the difference between the words saco and sacola in Brazilian Portuguese. See also how to say: sleeping bag, sack race, trash bag and punching bag in Portuguese. Follow me on: https://www.pinterest.com/AboutBrazil https://www.facebook.com/AboutBrazilPage https://www.instagram.com/BrazilWithRicardo
In this video I’ll show you how to say orange tree, avocado tree and other fruit trees in Portuguese. There are 2 ways of saying that in Portuguese, check it out! ? Watch the video below ⏩ Learn Portuguese in Record Time with my Method. Follow me on: https://www.pinterest.com/AboutBrazil https://www.facebook.com/AboutBrazilPage https://www.instagram.com/BrazilWithRicardo …
Now it’s time to learn how to say “I’m excited” in Brazilian Portuguese. Some days ago I was talking to a student about his trip to Brazil and he said he was very excited. Then I asked him: “Do you know how to say that in Portuguese?”, how do you say “I’m excited about the trip”? And the …
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In this video I’m going to teach you how to say the parts of the house in Brazilian Portuguese. ? Watch the video below ⏩ Learn Portuguese in Record Time with my Method. Follow me on: https://www.pinterest.com/AboutBrazil https://www.facebook.com/AboutBrazilPage https://www.instagram.com/BrazilWithRicardo O jardim: the garden A garagem: the garage O quarto: the bedroom …
1 – caixa acústica: sound box 2 – caixa d’água: water tank 3 – caixa de correio: mailbox 4 – caixa de descarga: flushing tank 5 – caixa de fósforos: matchbox 6 – caixa de ferramentas: tool box 7 – caixa de marcha: gearbox 8 – caixa de música: music box 9 – …
Feelings and emotions vocabulary in Brazilian Portuguese. Learn how to say scared, excited, angry, afraid, bored etc.
Today, you’ll learn 30 Portuguese words that have the same writing and meaning in English. For example: capital, chocolate, banana, hotel etc.
Today I’m going to teach you one of the most difficult things in Portuguese: when to use SER and ESTAR. We use SER to describe the how someone or something is always: We use ESTAR for transitory or not permanent conditions or characteristics, how a thing is at the moment. That’s why we …
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In this video you’ll learn to say in Brazilian Portuguese the most common products you can find in a drugstore / pharmacy. See the vocabulary below: o absorvente Sanitary napkin A água oxigenada Hydrogen peroxide A agulha Needle O álcool Alcohol o algodão Cotton O analgésico Painkiller o antifebril Anti-fever o antiboótico Antibiotic …
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In this vocabulary list, you’ll learn how to say more than 27 sports in Brazilian Portuguese: soccer, cycling, fancing, capoeira, diving, parachuting, jiu-jitsu etc.
