How to Use ESTE, ESSE, or AQUELE in Portuguese? | Demonstrative Pronouns in Portuguese with QUIZ

[@Lafuerza_V]

Your lessons are so helpful

[@PlainPortuguese]

Fico feliz em saber! 😊

[@karamalrasam1606]

Without courtesy, you are genius. You repeat the new words for previous class to a new class with a lot of examples using high intensity emphasize . Honestly I have not been boring of the video at all , (muito obrigado).

[@PlainPortuguese]

Olá, Karam! Tudo bem? It is great to know that the way the lessons are given is pleasant and not boring at all. 😀

[@debbie-rose9000]

😭😭 moleza!! Como eu não poderia entender isso antes. Obrigada Bea.

[@PlainPortuguese]

Tudo tem seu tempo 😉

[@ulh96]

Thank you, Bea. Obrigada 😊

[@PlainPortuguese]

De nada Ulu 😉

[@dawnhall9217]

Tantas palavras para isso e aquilo! Finalmente acho que entendi. Obrigada 🙏

[@PlainPortuguese]

Português gosta de ser bem específico. 😀

[@marcocarbajal5448]

Olá Bea! Eu adorei aprender novas palavras em português! Sempre fico bem feliz quando estou ouvido sua voz! Eu já me acostumei a ouvi-la falar fluente em português! ❤😊 Tenho certeza que vou tentar falar como um Brasileiro! Eu aprendo bastante enquanto você me está ensinado português na aula! Adoro ouvir você dizendo, " a de hoje será predominantemente em português" Continue ensinado português cada terça e quinta-feira 😊

[@PlainPortuguese]

A sua palavra favorita ainda é 'agora'? 😀

[@marcocarbajal5448]

@@PlainPortuguese Sim isso 🥰

[@mariaa.delarivapauka1443]

Great 👋👋👋 resolveu muitas dúvidas

[@PlainPortuguese]

Fico feliz!!! 😊

[@ThePhillyspade]

Great lesson “isso and isto” was confusing but very similar to “this and that” if you speak out loud it makes sense, besides the step child “aquilo”😅. P.s. Bea, that little red jacket girl, trying to hide it. está muito na moda, fofo❤

[@PlainPortuguese]

Glad you like the lesson...and the jacket 😀

[@donhunterfunk]

Adoro sua aula! É muito bem feito!

[@PlainPortuguese]

Muito obrigada 😃

[@jemmawolf4150]

Another great lesson Bea, thank you. Have you done a video on por pelo para, I mix them up all the time!

[@PlainPortuguese]

Muito obrigada!! Below is the link to the video on 'para x por'. Don't forget to come up with a few examples and share them with me later. 😀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaCll62CpbehgbM

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Bom dia Professor Bea. This lesson on pronoun is so useful and very good. Com gratidão.

[@PlainPortuguese]

Fico feliz que tenha gostado da aula! 😃

[@khanshenku9943]

Thank you! Boa noite!

[@PlainPortuguese]

De nada! Boa noite 😉

[@nguyenminhhoa2123]

thanks so much for your sharing can i have some documents to practice

[@PlainPortuguese]

De nada!😊 Sorry. We don't have extra content available yet.

[@marcus3140]

Thank you, Bea.

[@PlainPortuguese]

De nada (welcome) 😉

[@drjmagic]

Great explanation. I thought would never understand these pronoun usages

[@PlainPortuguese]

Glad you like it!! P.S In the spoken language (colloquial speech), we tend not to use 'este'. We end up using 'ESSE', 'esse', 'aquele' instead of 'este', 'esse', 'aquele'.

[@marym477]

Obrigada!

[@PlainPortuguese]

De nada!! 😊

[@nina.zdravkovic]

Obrigada!! :))

[@PlainPortuguese]

De nada! 😊

[@Perionian]

Hi Bea, thanks for this series on pronouns! I have a quick question: what pronoun do I use to refer to an abstract noun? Eg. This idea, this color, this song, etc?

[@PlainPortuguese]

Oi Peter! With abstract nouns, you will use the pronouns according to the gender of the nouns, e.g. 'esta ideia; esta cor; este sentimento' . In formal writing, use 'esse' or 'essa' if the subject you are referring to has already been mentioned; use 'este' or 'esta' if you will start talking about it. For example, supposing I just sent you an email with an idea for a new project. I should, at the beginning of my email, refer to the idea as 'Esta idea...'; then, when answering me back, you should say 'Essa idea...' 😊

[@Perionian]

Obrigado! I'll remember that :)

[@dannyali7305]

Hi i heard that there are another words like deste, nesta..... Can you make a video about it?

[@PlainPortuguese]

Olá, Danny! Tudo bem? Thank you for your suggestion! There are two lessons on the channel about the mandatory contractions of both 'em' and 'de'. Below are the links to them. I hope they help you for the time being. Link to ' The Preposition 'DE' in Portuguese' -kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYK0epqBjMSoiLc Link to ' The Preposition 'EM' in Portuguese' - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYLPaoiNic9-o6s

[@dannyali7305]

Estou bem muito obrigado. It did help me a lot.

[@ahmedshalaby4568]

Thanks a lot

[@PlainPortuguese]

De nada, Ahmed! 😊

[@tiffanyhoulder2449]

When you say 'O livro esta na mesa.' Does it matter if you use esta or é?

[@PlainPortuguese]

Oi, Tiffany! Tudo bem? It sure does! 😊 I will leave below the link to a lesson where I teach the difference between 'ser' and 'estar', which are equivalent to the verb 'to be'. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eme7gqaoq5WGjrM

[@tiffanyhoulder2449]

@@PlainPortuguese obrigada!

[@POLSKAdoBOJU]

Oi Bea, é verdade que hj em dia na linguagem falada brasileiro não usa muito este/esta/isto?

[@PlainPortuguese]

Olá! Pode-se dizer que sim! De uma forma geral, na oralidade, usamos 'esse' tanto para 'este' quanto para 'esse'. O mesmo se dá com 'essa' e 'isso' na linguagem coloquial.

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