Numbers 1-10 in European Portuguese

In this "Basics of European Portuguese" we will learn the numbers from 1 to 10. I will also give you examples of how to use them in a sentence as well as some extra tidbits. I hope you like it.
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Obrigada,
Carla

[@paulpetersen7041]

Your demeanor is fantastic! Great teaching style. I'm very impressed! Thank you 🌸

[@portuguesewithcarla]

Obrigada, Paul ☺️

[@shahdahmed5779]

I'm from Egypt and I am learning some words and phrases in Portuguese it is a good language I enjoy learning it and I would like to tell you (Muito obrigado) 💜

[@judgescompilations3842]

Can you please make more videos. I want to learn EU portugese but almost everything is Brasíl Portugees

[@Angel-ni2yn]

same, I found FunEasyLearn has EU portuguese vocabulary app and another app for sentences

[@lalitawarkar7276]

😄😄😄😄

[@Jupiter29]

Wait what’s the difference between EU Portuguese and Brazil Portuguese??

[@kirstenparker6801]

I know right I tried duo lingo and its Brazilian

[@briannewalker4021]

@@kirstenparker6801 Try Memrise! They have EU Portuguese. 😊

[@amandatkids854]

That was great and I love how you made it playful, and perhaps practical in some instances🤩👏👏. Obrigada

[@fmohadi55]

Talented teacher. Like your method. Numbers alone first. Then put in a meaningful context. Liiked very much the dialogue

[@portuguesewithcarla]

Thank you! I'm so glad you liked it 🤗

[@kristianevans6402]

Very accesible and equally enjoyable.

[@isabelescala2553]

Gostei! obrigada.

[@haroldcuadrao9730]

That’s a big order for one person

[@ricardozk]

Was about to say the same thing. 😂

[@emilybatcher4169]

@@ricardozkAnd very cheap for so much food! Haha.

[@ricardozk]

​I forgot all about that comment. I don't even recall anything from the video. ​@@emilybatcher4169

[@xilungocomhortenciafranco4805]

Olá Carla, sou muito sua fã e admiro bastante seu jeito único de ensinar a língua portuguesa! Sou Moçambicana e dou aulas de língua Portuguesa há cerca de um ano, os seus vídeos fazem parte do meu portfólio de material de apoio, e confesso que me sinto muito inspirada a criar um canal e partilhar conteúdos como estes! Parabéns e muita força! Um abraço virtual de Moçambique :)

[@portuguesewithcarla]

Olá, Hortência! Muito obrigada, sinto-me lisonjeada 🥰 e acho que devia criar o seu próprio canal, sim! Tenho a certeza que muitos estudantes iriam apreciar mais material na língua portuguesa, em especial em português de Moçambique 🇲🇿, como os diferentes sotaques, vocabulário específico e calão 😀 Beijinhos 🌺

[@michaelahern6821]

Beautiful language...!!!

[@alinaplotnikova]

Muito obrigada! EU Portuguese pronunciation is pretty different from Brazilian. So happy to find your channel.

[@portuguesewithcarla]

De nada ☺️

[@phenomenaphobia6709]

Thanks for the help.

[@jcespinoza]

🤣 ótima lição! Adorei a animação! Não posso esperar para ir num restaurante e pedir um número de telefone dessa forma 😂

[@Alfosan2010]

10€ por tudo isso??? I'm movng there!

[@mdsahadat1580]

wonderful

[@tasingp]

Muito obrigado 😊

[@pianistwannabe0828]

A pick up line I could use.Hahaha!

[@cbsteffen]

The masculine/neuter word for two is similar to the Spanish word “dos” while the feminine word for two is similar to the Italian word “due.”

[@minhoseal]

muito obrigada

[@dmseducatief389]

Come to eat there, it's very cheap 😂 and super learning lessons

[@luekezie4300]

0:25-1:11

[@i08dionisio]

Carla, seria possível fazer um vídeo básico com os duas da semana?

[@portuguesewithcarla]

Sim 🙂

[@i08dionisio]

@@portuguesewithcarla obrigada!

[@ynotegg]

Hahaha great clip 😂💯

[@angogitara8388]

I plan to go to Angola, is the program suitable for me? thank you very much.

[@portuguesewithcarla]

Yes, it is. My family is from Angola and I’ve taught students who were either moving there or living there by the time they contacted me. The accent and specific vocabulary will be different, but that you’ll pick up from living there. I think you’ll enjoy this video we’ve done on some of the differences one can find between Portuguese from Portugal 🇵🇹 and Portuguese from Angola 🇦🇴, if you haven’t watched it yet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYmvnXl7hLiqoKc

[@Thru-The-Lens]

€10 - bargain! Obrigado for the video 😁

[@portuguesewithcarla]

Sim… talvez não tenha sido muito realista 🤪 De nada ☺️

[@timange124]

So confused as to why there’s masculine and feminine 1 and 2 lol My grandmother used to used ‘Duas’ when it came to money, still not sure why lol

[@portuguesewithcarla]

😁 that’s interesting. Maybe she was referring to “duas [notas]” ou “duas [moedas]” 😄

[@Mehak_official2]

More matches with Indian Ek, doh, teen, chase,paanch

[@renatolima1166]

O cliente no restaurante vai consumir tudo isso?!

[@portuguesewithcarla]

Ele está a pedir pela família e pelos amigos que estão a caminho 😉

[@Angel-ni2yn]

there's no z in the portuguese alphabet or is there now? isn't it cero? I'm confused :(

[@portuguesewithcarla]

Olá 🙂 please, don’t be confused - it’s definitely zero with a “z”. That’s the last letter of the Portuguese alphabet. There were, however, 3 other letters that have now been included. Watch this video, it will help clarify things for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/laG8qHmLnqaFgNk

[@Angel-ni2yn]

@@portuguesewithcarla okay thank you/obrigada. I may have mixed up spanish word w portuguese. I've been told that waaayy back that z wasn't in the alphabet, so 'ç' was often used in words. I don't know if that's true.

[@malikmajid2259]

I think he is delivery person 🤔