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AC – Acre Capital: Rio Branco AL – Alagoas Capital: Maceió AP – Amapá Capital: Macapá AM – Amazonas Capital: Manaus BA – Bahia Capital: Salvador CE – Ceará Capital: Fortaleza DF – Distrito Federal Capital: Brasília ES – Espírito Santo Capital: Vitória GO – Goiás Capital:Continue reading →
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Learn how to pronounce the name of the main cities and towns (cidades e vilas) in Portugal Agualva-Cacém Almada Amadora Amora Aveiro Barreiro Beja Braga Caldas da Rainha Cascais Castelo Branco Coimbra Covilhã Elvas Ermesinde Évora Faro Figueira da Foz Funchal Gondomar Guarda Guimarães Leiria Lisboa Loulé Loures Maia Marinha Grande Matosinhos Montijo Odivelas OlhãoContinue reading →
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“Bom dia” means good morning both in European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese. Use it exactly the same way you use good morning in English – generally before lunch, or before noon.’ Bom dia in Brazilian Portuguese: Bom dia in European Portuguese:
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Cumprimentos e saudações em Português Good morning. Bom dia. Good afternoon. Boa tarde. Good evening / Good night. Boa noite. How are you? Como vai? Fine, thanks. And you? (male, informal) Bem, obrigado. E você? Fine, thanks. And you? (female, informal) Bem, obrigada. E você? Fine, thank you. And you? (formal, male addressing male) Bem,Continue reading →
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Frases de amor em português I love you. Te amo. I love you so much Eu te amo muito. I love you! Eu amo você! Do you love me? Você me ama? I love you too. Eu também te amo. I’m in love (male) Estou apaixonado. I’m in love {female) Estou apaixonada. You are beautiful!Continue reading →
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comer; Gerúndio: comendo Particípio passado: comido eu como tu comes ele come
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Learn how to say Hello in Portuguese. Olá! “Olá!” is the most common way of saying “Hello!” in Portuguese, both in Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese “Olá” in Brazilian Portuguese: “Olá” in European Portuguese: Tudo bem? People are also greeted with “Tudo bem?”, sometimes omitting the “Olá!”. The answer to “Tudo bem? can be another “TudoContinue reading →
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zany simplório zealous zeloso
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No adjectives with the letter X
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