25 Portuguese Phrases you MUST KNOW before Visiting PORTUGAL!

[@Marta_kawaii]

Hello Dave, as a Portuguese native speaker (from Portugal), I have to tell you how flawless your Portuguese accent is! WOW!! That's super impressive! I have tons of foreign friends and have NEVER heard someone speaking so perfectly like you! 😍

[@daveinportugal]

Obrigado Marta 🙏🏻 a praticar todos os días

[@MiguelSerra-yc5un]

Dave,tenho muito respeito pelo teu respect. Please do not stop. All the best. Miguel.

[@fariacunha841]

true

[@MysticalRetreat]

tb não exageremos vá

[@acewings221]

Hey Dave…can you do a video on the political system in Portugal? I’m really interested in the politics of the country before I move there.

[@MattyO-72]

"Bom" clearly is good ... morning is "dia" / afternoon is "tarde" / night is "noite". "Boa noite" is not a greeting but rather a send off to slumber. This is very helpful for my trip to Portugal next week !!! I like greeting folks with a hearty good morning / good afternoon / good evening. Will study the other phrases on my flight to have a few other key ways to feel connected to the people of Portugal. Thanks Dave and Anita. All the best

[@vervideosgiros1156]

You're right! In Portuguese we say "boa noite" when the sun goes down, even if we hang out partying at night, so don't get people wrong if they go out with you and they say "boa noite", they aren't turning you down! Because for us "boa noite" can mean "good evening" or "good night"!

[@MattyO-72]

@@vervideosgiros1156 Too old to be partying to "boa noite" but thanks for the heads-up !

[@vervideosgiros1156]

@@MattyO-72 😉😂

[@PortuguesewithAnita]

Have a safe flight 😊 Beijinhos 😘

[@speakeuropeanportuguese]

Boa noite is also a greeting. The equivalent of Good evening in English.

[@andypyatt2783]

I just came back from an 11 day trip to Portugal, this video was fantastic and so helpful to study before going and while I was there. Obrigado!!

[@simonledoux8519]

Very helpful video for those going to Portugal and these phrases are super helpful if not essential! I just came back from Portugal this week and already miss it and miss speaking Portuguese. I really like the people and I find them kind and respectful. It may take a little longer to get to know them but they do open up with time. When you go to the same cafes and restaurants, the people get to know you and become chatty. I wish I were back there! I am a happier person in Portugal. Not that I am a drag here but I just feel so alive in Lisbon.

[@christiemiller8851]

We leave for Porto this coming Saturday & I’m so glad to have this video! It’s been so helpful! Thank you for posting Anita & Dave!

[@davehinman8326]

Thanks! Your videos are fun and educational and I like all of them

[@daveinportugal]

Thank you Dave! Great name by the way 😎

[@jennyoung586]

So helpful! I am coming to Portugal for 3 weeks next week, and I am unusually nervous about the language barrier even though I've traveled to France, Germany, Italy, and Mexico with no worries.

[@angelsunlight]

My father is from the Azores and I’d love to go back one day and be with my people

[@PortuguesewithAnita]

I love the Azores ❤❤

[@franciscapires1980]

GO, so beautiful

[@sabinereimer7809]

Bem vindo!❤😊

[@charmerci]

Having spent some time in line in Portugal. Eu sou proximo - is very handy. Ela e proxima/ele e proximo - she is next/he is next!

[@tatumergo3931]

How do you say: Who's next?

[@FrostBiteTelevision]

2:38 be prepared for the locals to respond with "Queria? Já não quer?" (You wanted? You don't want anymore?) It's a very typical Portuguese joke.

[@oooooooooo582]

It's better to say gostaria.

[@PortuguesewithAnita]

Yes the locals who don’t know the Grammar say that😂 as Queria is the Imperfect of courtesy and not Pretérito Perfeito (quis) the one used for finished actions 😂😅

[@LenaVarela2835]

Mesmo 😂🤣

[@Richdbiskit]

Yeah my Portuguese friend corrected me in Lisbon a couple of weeks ago on this when I said "Queria" and he said no its "Eu Quero Um Cafe" - as its present tense queria is past tense!

[@VeraDonna]

Dave, quando te encontrar na rua, só vou falar Português. Your pronunciation is very good! :)

[@iwalker77825]

Dave, thank you so much for these videos. I’m from A2 and I think it’s so awesome you’re in Portugal. My family and I are visiting soon as we are considering a 2024 move. My husband and I love your videos, thank you so much for the content. Incredibly helpful

[@ninarosaphotography2039]

Dave . Meus parabéns sua pronúncia é excelente!

[@Elopes85]

Olá Dave, estou muito bem desde Boston ,em breve estarei no meu Portugal passar umas férias. 🇺🇲🇵🇹

[@miloplayz4814]

This is the best way I've ever seen, thank you.

[@pedrobsmarques]

Your best video to date. Solid content here!

[@thesmithsmaf]

Loved this one Dave - obrigado

[@spanishball9449]

As a Spaniard (who also speaks catalan as a second language) I can understand literally everything. It's amazing how similar the languages are.

[@pedrapioan4201]

As a Cymro Cymraeg there are a few of the same, and simular words in Cymraeg...pronounciations as well . I also noticed the very close simularities between Catalan and Portuguese during a conversation with a lady from Catalonia in a supermarket, in my local town Caerfyrddin😃👍As one does !😂

[@rachaelc4762]

Just got to Lisbon and this is so helpful, obrigadaaaa!!

[@miguelsalvadorsoares]

Muito Obrigada

[@nessinhapoeira]

Almost ready to chat with portuguese! Keep going!

[@DagmarMetzler]

Dave, I just found your site and really like the way you do things. Will be coming to Lisboa and The Algarve next April to scout it out. Thanks for the insights!

[@retirementbudgettravel699]

Very helpful video!! Thank you for sharing!! 🇵🇹 👍🏼

[@jeffborges101]

Dave and Anita, it is awesome to hear Portuguese accent in such detail. I am from Brazil, so I speak Portuguese but not with that wonderful accent. Any chance a Brazilian can acquire the portuguese accent? Congratulations for your channel

[@PortuguesewithAnita]

Hi Jeff, thank you for your kind words 😊 here is how I started to reproduce the brazilian accent and learn brazilian portuguese vocabulary : music ✅ tv shows ✅ podcasts and videos ❤

[@dazuii]

​@@PortuguesewithAnita uau que incrível

[@PortuguesewithAnita]

@@dazuii Boa sorte 🍀👍

[@speakeuropeanportuguese]

I know of a Brazilian lady who moved to Portugal some years ago and she doesn't have a trace of a Brazilian accent. I think if you work at it you can.

[@Metroid1221]

Wow Portugal is amazing would love to visit one day

[@entrophyentrophy9562]

Anita is a fabulous language teacher ❤😊 Thx

[@christianjorgensen7192]

Excellent. Obrigado.

[@johnnyjmartinez8293]

I hope you do this again Dave

[@matthewhoffman9788]

Obrigado

[@aprendaComAGalera]

Muito bom.!

[@armandrusso6348]

Obrigado.

[@MamaLlama007]

Thanks, Dave!

[@raquelrivas2431]

I am going to Portugal in september. Lisbon n Faro. Afterwards Andalucia.

[@ritasantos6533]

Pronuncia perfeita

[@triunfodosporcos]

MUITO BOM. Parabens.

[@hereisgenesis3320]

This was very helpful! Im planning to visit Lisbon and Porto mid November/early Dec. how’s the weather there in those months overall? Coming from NYC.

[@davidbielski]

I came on the channel for sure

[@serenadeschoral2268]

Ahhhh, Dave! Love your videos! The Brazilian flag is upside down!, FYI.

[@catherinemartina6469]

Dave, if you were looking for a place in Portugal that was near the ocean who is not extremely frigid cold all year long head cultural events sporadically through the year had a walking area or you were capable of leaving your home and walking to the amenities. what is your experience as the best place in Portugal. I look forward to any advice and information you have.

[@inesmartins3101]

Cascais Setúbal Figueira da Foz Porto Gaia ...

[@axaydbamania5462]

When you are going to Portugal ? if you are planning then get the copy of this book. it will help you to talk in Portuguese without learning Portuguese.: “START SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGES: TRAVEL GUIDE FOR CONVERSING IN EUROPEAN LANGUAGES.” this book will definitely help to use European language without learning it.

[@DeSenaEmCena]

Why do you have our flag upside down? Is it a market strategy?

[@jsilvamaintenance]

Dave . I understand better you than many portugueses ( Alentejanos ) Bravo !

[@LenaVarela2835]

Verdade 😂😉

[@3glilly]

Hi Dave, recently discovered your videos, thanks for the insight and the honesty. I usually create lists to save my favorite videos on KZbin and I see that I cannot save yours (no "Save" button), why is that? I'd love to save some to my playlists.

[@hermanosoares3860]

Dave com uma prof assim também eu aprendia depressa!😉😆👍🇵🇹

[@speakeuropeanportuguese]

How long have you been in Portugal Dave?

[@jeffmurphy8065]

very helpful

[@TheLagostim]

2:48 - Not Anita setting Dave up for a "Queria? Já não quer?"

[@vervideosgiros1156]

É indelicado dizer "quero um café" ou seja o que for: dizer "eu quero" é uma exigência; não um pedido.

[@TheLagostim]

@@vervideosgiros1156 Não entendeste a piada mas tá tudo bem.

[@vervideosgiros1156]

@@TheLagostim Eu entendi: supostamente se a pessoa diz "eu queria", "parece" que não quer... Eu não concordo que se diga "eu quero", porque é indelicado.

[@ninarosaphotography2039]

@@vervideosgiros1156 português do Brasil. Nós dizemos. Eu gostaria de …. O verbo gostar é acompanhado com a preposição DE. Nós Brasileiros usamos mais os pronomes pessoais que os Portugueses . Interessante 🤔

[@catherinemartina6469]

Or would you say that they are an excepting community? Also, do women feel safe and free to walk around in the community and do the things necessary?

[@BenRangel]

In day to day interactions - doesn't almost everyone say Desculpe for 'excuse me' and Tchau for 'bye' rather than Adeus or Com licensa

[@nila3805]

U do good dave! Saiste-te bem dave ahahah

[@JAB227]

portuguese brazil vs Portugal is like american english vs uk english.

[@JPVLDRodrigues]

Dude... How many stars did that "American" flag have? You got new states that I don't know about?

[@Ellucho09642]

I often wonder why there is a need to identify the country of origin in Portuguese. Spanish has over 200 dialects yet these are not differentiated by countries. For example, as a carabean hispanic, I have a hard time understanding argentinian spanish.

[@inesmartins3101]

Olá. Penso que algumas pessoas "confundem" língua com sotaque. Daí falarem muitas vezes do sotaque brasileiro como sendo uma língua! A língua é só uma: o português! Qualquer língua sofre modificações e influências com o tempo . Mas a língua portuguesa fala- se em vários países: Portugal Brasil Angola Moçambique Cabo Verde Guiné - Bissau Guiné Equatorial S.Tomé e Príncipe Timor - Leste Com diferentes sotaques e influências mas continua a ser a Língua portuguesa!

[@pspl80]

Learn "Adeus" but, at the end, "Tchau tchau"... As a portuguese I say: "Oh Sorte!!"

[@jdstep97]

Interesting. He sounds like he's speaking Spanish instead of Portuguese. To my ears, as a native speaker of English who speaks intermediate level Spanish.

[@inesmartins3101]

!!!

[@kat7939]

Ok, but what does Tudo Bem mean???

[@tatumergo3931]

Everything is good. Like saying all ok! P. S. Sorry more correctly, All good!

[@lost_porkchop]

Adeus = to god = "we're going to get on our wooden boats, sail off to who knows where, and possibly die doing it"

[@francorodriguez3903]

Hermosa Anita

[@amina8294]

I think it's supposed to be onde está a casa de banho 😅

[@Alexandre-u1t]

Cria😂 um café... Muito bom 😂kkkkk

[@charlescharles1345]

Good

[@PawsomePlanet-1]

Despite my initial antipathy towards you, I must admit that your Portuguese is excellent, and am please to see that you really seem to respect the Portuguese culture, it's traditions, and are not trying to impose your American ways on the Portuguese. Shot out to your teacher Anita 👍

[@alfredomarques243]

Dave, you pronounce your Portuguese words BETTER than your teacher does.... 🤭

[@PortuguesewithAnita]

😂😂😂😂 Claro! He is the best!

[@256ugkalix3]

Encontre Logo

[@dunestone3636]

I'm also doing Portuguese but finds it difficult

[@tatumergo3931]

What's your native language?

[@LenaVarela2835]

Yes, good point Dave! Portuguese it's not Portuguese from Brasil. É que não tem nada a ver mesmo! Period! Continua com o excelente trabalho 💯

[@adelesr4965]

António Silva Português do Brasil ( Comer não é Crime ) Português de Portugal ( Comer não é Crime ) Inglês tem a palavra Come e tem Crime como tem muitas palavras dos países que falam a lingua romanica.Aprender falar português não é facíl, o mais dificil é saber ler português e saber intrepertar o português.Porque a lingua portuguêsa é traiçoeira mesmo próprio para os portuguêses.

[@SurprisedBeachHammock-sf6sr]

lm from lndia Tribe is Garo

[@thewilsonsixone]

Bro, wtf if you go to the country side, a lot of that shit does not work. I´m a foreigner myself, but get some practice if its still like that and you´re planning to live like that😅😅 but in general, yes!!! This will work man.

[@geovaniadacosta522]

Brazilian poruguese is the best

[@vervideosgiros1156]

Ela diz "let's do the informal for these one", em vez de "for this one"!

[@PortuguesewithAnita]

UAU! Que erro tão grave! Já nem saio à rua com a vergonha! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Meu Deus! Felizmente há pessoas tão perfeitas que, tenho a certeza que jamais darão erros numa língua que não é a sua língua nativa 🤣

[@vervideosgiros1156]

@@PortuguesewithAnita Eu só chamei a atenção para o erro! Se a senhora é tão arrogante que não aceita uma crítica, nunca vai deixar de dizer "these" em vez de "this"! Quando eu digo alguma coisa mal e me emendam, agradeço, em vez de fazer piadinhas!

[@vervideosgiros1156]

@@PortuguesewithAnita Como já disse noutro comentário ao qual a senhora (também) respondeu de forma infantil, eu não sou perfeita e já dei alguns erros em Inglês: emendaram-me o erro, eu agradeci e pronto!

[@Alexandre-u1t]

" Cria um café por favor" 🤔 acho que esse português é da China...kkkkkkkkk😂

[@AmineKebichi]

Anita max wynn

[@_mike628]

😁😁😁

[@BlueCR055]

Brazilian Portuguese is a lot easier to pronounce (and your pronunciation sounds a bit more Brazilian than European). Cheers, mate!

[@richlisola1]

Maybe not going for easier

[@sarahlima3727]

Dave, the Brazilian’s flag is upside down.

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Olá. Bom dia. Tudo bem. Fala ingleš. Quirea um cafe por favor Muito bem Boa Noite. Tchau Tchau. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅

[@inesmartins3101]

"Queria"

[@Susami87]

Yooooo, the Brazilian flag is upside down!!!!

[@daveinportugal]

Sorry 🙏🏻 it must have flipped when I was shrinking it. Not intended

[@Alexandre-u1t]

Muito cramatical😂 kkkkkkk fora do padrão.kkkkk

[@JS-ir7wh]

Dave, You got to work on those nasal vowels dude. Also, for "que", it's more like que in French, you are doing Spanish.

[@vervideosgiros1156]

O Português dele está bem melhor que o Inglês do tuga médio. Inclusivamente a professora dá uma calinada quase no fim, quando diz "these" (plural) em vez de "this"!

[@PortuguesewithAnita]

@@vervideosgiros1156imagino que o seu seja perfeito 😂😂

[@vervideosgiros1156]

@@PortuguesewithAnita Não, não é perfeito, mas, além de não ser professora, sei a diferença entre "this" e "these"!

[@xomami2]

I understand Portuguese but can’t talk

[@Alexandre-u1t]

😂A língua está muito robotizada 😂kkkkkkk todas as línguas tem suas particularidade...😂 Vc pode morar 100 anos nos E.U.A jamais falará igual um nativo, " a língua vem do berço, do ventre...😂 Ok

[@galvestonwebworksdavidadam4806]

I'm Dave. I'm headed to Porto to flee Trump!

[@paoemantega8793]

How disgraceful ! How can you have an american flag with 11 too many stars on it ? Where is your respect ?

[@melxpto]

Your ssss is like brasilian ssss , not saund Portugal ssss...

[@vervideosgiros1156]

Sound

[@melxpto]

@@vervideosgiros1156 correct, sorry😅

[@shutupmanful]

I thought you were supposed to change the name of the channel?