If you watched my pronunciation series, you already know that the letter D can have different sounds in Brazilian Portuguese. And to make things even more confusing, its pronounciation might change depending on the region you are! Basically, we have 3 possibilities. The first one is pronounced almost like in English. Learn Portuguese …
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Learn how to say beats me, I have no idea and I don’t have a clue 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 – Eu não faço ideia: I have no idea / I don’t have a …
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Learn how to say and write more than 20 kitchen utensils in Brazilian Portuguese: spoon, grater, knife, salt shaker… Baking tray: assadeira Bottle opener: abridor de garrafa Bowl: tigela Can opener: abridor de lata Colander: escorredor de macarrão Cooking pan: panela Corkscrew: saca-rolhas Cup: xícara Cutting board: tábua de cortar Fork: garfo …
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Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world. It’s geopolitically divided into 5 regions, subdivided in 26 States and the Federal District. Brazil is the largest country in South America (8.515.759 km²). The regions are: North, Northeast, Center-West, Southeast, South. This division uses criteria, such as: geographic, economic, cultural and social aspects. North …
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Learn how to say stripe, age range, track, black belt (in martial arts) and much more! ? 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
Basically, the pronunciation of the word elogio in Portuguese depends on the region where it’s spoken.
Careta comes from the word CARA that means face and also guy, dude. If you want to know more about this and other Brazilian idioms, click here. Now, that you know the meanings of cara let’s see the word careta. Careta means grimace, you know, when we want to express pain, disgust, rage. We also have the expression …
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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