Masculine and Feminine Nouns in Portuguese | Learn the Gender of Nouns in Brazilian Portuguese

[@mariaa.delarivapauka1443]

Great for non-latin language speakers! Parabéns, your classes are always fun and interesting 😃👍

[@PlainPortuguese]

Thanks a bunch!!!

[@as2s3hf7gff]

Obrigado senhora ...

[@PlainPortuguese]

Eu que agradeço sua participação!! 😊

[@VictorFernandez-e6s]

Thank You So Much Fpr Your Content! This Has Really Helped Me Since I Just Started Taking Portugues In College.

[@PlainPortuguese]

You're welcome! 😀 I'm sure you will love learning Portuguese! 😊

[@marcus3140]

Great tips! :)

[@PlainPortuguese]

There's more to come! Stay tuned! 😉

[@carlparker6228]

oi bea tudo bem, portuguese can be challenging language with so much changes to certain palavras, i guess one just have to try and memorize the rules

[@PlainPortuguese]

Oi, Carl! Long time no see! 😊 The best approach is to give it a try. Once you see you got it right, create at least 5 different sentences using that word, in order to learn it by using it.

[@chriscole5784]

Bea, you are an excellent teacher!

[@PlainPortuguese]

Obrigada, Chris! 😃 Feel free to write a few examples here in Portuguese using what you learned, so I can help you improve.

[@bigdata9605]

I've been struggling with this one ALOT, very often I would use Masculine when I should be using Feminine, for a newbie, I always feel bad when I make such a mistake.. Thank you Bea for making this video!

[@PlainPortuguese]

It is not an easy matter to learn. There are some patterns, some exceptions...and in some cases, it is totally random. I always recommend to learn them little by little and practice a lot!!!! 😉

[@bigdata9605]

@@PlainPortuguese agreed! recently whenever I use a word that ends with 'a'/'r'/'es'/'e' I always pause and ponder whether the word is masculine or feminine, then I just look it up

[@PlainPortuguese]

I am about to post a video on some other word patterns that will help you with identifying noun gender...stay tuned (as I know you always do 😊)

[@Aestheticprincessx]

Você Direita !

[@preciouslivingart]

masculine and feminine nouns are my problems because i don't know when to use o/a(the) because i'm not familiar what masculine or feminine nouns are in portuguese. this would help a lot!

[@PlainPortuguese]

Olá, Ella! Tudo bem? I am positive that the lesson below (link) will help you learn a bit more about noun genders. 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWrcaKN3bqaUhq8

[@elvisperez1627]

Eu sou um professor de linguas.

[@PlainPortuguese]

Que legal!! Gosto muito de conhecer colegas de profissão. 😊 Que línguas você ensina?

[@AwetGhebremichael-j8w]

Bea u r Great ❤

[@yalloir1963]

Eu sou um estudante

[@PlainPortuguese]

😊

[@akashdewan1950]

Eu sou um piloto

[@PlainPortuguese]

Muito interessante! 😊

[@arielcausa9309]

Em espanhol VC não pode dizer "la médica". "Médico" é unisex. Mais uma diferença!

[@arielcausa9309]

Temos a palavra "Presidenta" também

[@PlainPortuguese]

Não fazia ideia.

[@elio22bbl]

eu sou um comediante (It's a lie, i'm not, but i want to be)

[@PlainPortuguese]

I laughed!! 😂 I think you already are a comedian!! 😂

[@PlainPortuguese]

@You can eat in class!! Sim sim, você está certíssimo. Deveria ser 'Eu sou comediante.' Só faria sentido dizer 'Eu sou um comediante' se a frase continuasse. Por exemplo, 'Eu sou um comediante muito engraçado.' ou 'Eu sou um comediante profissional.'

[@Erika-pq7ip]

Us spanish speakers who find it both easy and confusing 😃😂

[@PlainPortuguese]

Tell me about it! When I try (I said 'try') to speak Spanish I kind of butcher the language 😬

[@josedrullon]

I would not say confusing. Anyone who speaks fluent Spanish and is interested in Portuguese will have an easy time learning the new language.

[@joshs.6608]

Grammatical genders is a very very confusing topic among english speakers, obviously nothing to do with biological gender for the most part if we are not talking about people or animals. It just simply a way to organize a sentence and I hope people who are watching this video will know that.

[@PlainPortuguese]

Olá! Tudo bem? There is a lesson on the channel (link below) where I show some patterns that can help learners with gender of nouns in Portuguese. Hope that helps! 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWrcaKN3bqaUhq8