Speak Like a Native: Brazilian Portuguese with TV Show Dialogues

[@marcocarbajal5448]

Que legal Bea ❤😊!! Eu sinto muito que não tinha mandando novas mensagens em português nas aulas ❤😊!! Eu fico muito feliz que ainda você tá ensinando português 🇵🇹🇧🇷❤️💯!! Parabéns ❤😊!! Eu já voltei nas aulas ❤😊!! Agora vou estudar mais português com você neste ano e no ano que vem 🇧🇷🇵🇹!! Estou com vontade de aprender mais português 🇵🇹🇧🇷💯❤️!! Muito obrigado por sua atenção ❤😊! Até mais. Bom Dia 🌞😊

[@PlainPortuguese]

Não se preocupe, Marco! Assim que puder, mande mensagens para mim! 😊 Eu me lembro que você disse que queria aprender turco, é isso mesmo ou estou enganada? 🤔

[@zeynepp.s.2810]

I adore these videos!❤🇧🇷 Please make more videos with TV shows, I appreciate them!

[@PlainPortuguese]

You can absolutely count on more lessons like this one! 😀

[@dylanrehmeyer4959]

This was great! Really enjoyed it and I understand everything they were saying by the end!

[@PlainPortuguese]

Perfeito!! 😀

[@isuslov]

ue!

[@2msvalkyrie529]

@2.04 Ronaldinho Gaucho..?? I knew he had a new career..!

[@PlainPortuguese]

😅 By the way, did you know that Ronaldinho Gaúcho is now known as 'The Random Hangout King'-'O Rei dos Rolês Aleatórios'? 😅 He shows up at the most unexpected events! Just when you least expect it, there’s Ronaldinho, enjoying life to the fullest 😅 And somehow, no matter how random the setting, he always fits right in, bringing that same joy and energy he once showed on the field.

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Thanks Bea.! For me he was ( after Pele ) the greatest. ! Yes, I know there are MANY others but he had a special genius ...I saw him recently on a TV ad so Good Luck to him..!

[@msbudmsbud7593]

13:56 Why does she say: "Agora deixa EU dormir ..." instead of "Agora deixa ME dormir ..." ?!

[@PlainPortuguese]

Olá! Tudo bem? When the verb *deixar* is followed by an infinitive, the object pronouns are used in the formal language: "Deixa-me dormir". However, the type of construction with subject pronouns ("Deixa *eu* dormir") is becoming increasingly common, mainly in spoken language. When "deixar" is followed by "que", we must use a subject pronoun after it: "Deixa que *eu* limpo a casa."

[@msbudmsbud7593]

@@PlainPortuguese Obrigado Bea !

[@ss-bj1dm]

Muito obrigada! Question, do Brazilians shorten uma to ma? I have seen some brazillians do it in songs

[@PlainPortuguese]

Olá! I have never paid close attention to that. But my guess is that because we link the *u* sound to the *humming sound* of *m,* making it a bit longer, it may sound like we shortened *uma* to *ma,* but in fact *u* is there. But as I said, it is just a guess.

[@ss-bj1dm]

@@PlainPortugueseObrigada! I think that is what it is. Now that you point it out it is more noticable.

[@MartinInAmsterdam]

I think I am going to just give up learning Portuguese. It's pointless because everybody speaks mega fast and I will never be able to understand them in real life. :(

[@TheVicco13]

@@MartinInAmsterdam don’t give up, I’ve been learning for the past year intermittently and the language definitely slows down in your head over time. Things I could have never understood before are clear now, exposure is key!

[@PlainPortuguese]

I couldn't agree more with you @TheVicco13! Don't give up! @Martinin Amsterdam Remember that, when interacting with someone, you can ask them to speak more slowly, rephrase what they said.

[@ElDeiviCaballero]

with this mindset you would never learn anything (: Keep trying. I am b1 in spanish and taught myself, I remember when I knew nothing. But now I am doing portugese and when I feel like you I remember there was a time when I did not speak my native language (;

[@GentileKiller]

Where is Laranjinha and Acerola...🤣