Learn European Portuguese (Portugal) - Vocabulary: At the coffee shop
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Ahhh I love when Indian and Portuguese cultures mix
Chamuça comes from our "samosa"
Conversely, our words "pav" and "batata" come from PortuguĂȘs (pĂŁo)
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This was really useful for my life here in Portugal! I'm going to write all of this down.
My dream to live in Portugal. D you still live there.
Shouldnât have watched this before breakfast!!! đ Great content and presentation! Obrigado!!
Isso Ă© muito bom e Ăștil.Muito obrigada professora
This is very nice and useful!!! Muito obrigadaâ„
This is really helpful thank you so much
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Nice learning video
Chamuça infact is an Arabic savoury. However, its more popular in India than in Arabia. So, it could have made its way to Portugal either thru the colonies in India or Ras Al Khaimah ( ex portuguese colony in the MiddleEast) or thru the moorish influence.
I am going to Portugal in two weeks to visit my girlfriends family. What shall I learn? I hope you can go over the essential grammar and vocabularly in future videos
OlĂĄ! Thank you for your message. :) Two weeks is not a long time, maybe you can focus on learning greetings and simple structures to be able to get around (check the videos: at the restaurant, at the coffee shop, giving directions). To get an idea of basic grammar you can check this video (if you haven't yet): czcams.com/video/amidLAp2l94/video.html. There is going to be a live workshop on the 28th: czcams.com/video/1F9NX2Jovbs/video.html You are invited, and you can bring any questions you have! See you then :)
infelizmente eu nĂŁo falo muito bem portuguĂȘs, mas gostei muito do seu site e recursos do youtube. Estarei em Lisboa em apenas alguns dias e pergunto-me qual das suas liçÔes do youtube vocĂȘ acha que Ă© melhor para um turista que fala InglĂȘs assistir? (sorry for using "voce" (I saw that lesson as well ;)
OlĂĄ Chris, muito obrigada! O teu portuguĂȘs jĂĄ me parece muito bom. :) Eu ia sugerir este vĂdeo (at the coffee shop), mas o vĂdeo sobre o restaurante tambĂ©m pode ser Ăștil (czcams.com/video/dgPwPU2fcLE/video.html&t).
VocĂȘ is correct, but in Formal situations Christ. Don't underestimate your Portuguese skills.
Yes, indeed, you can use senhor and senhora like in English sir, mister, miss, Mrs.
Eu amo chå é turqia café
Eu ainda me lembro quando o galao sĂł custava 80 escudos.
Goodjob
2:20 cafe duplo, 3:39 imperial, 10:20 pastel-de-nata
Queria um chĂĄ se faz favor....?
Eu nĂŁo entendi muito bem o singular ou o plurall dos pastĂ©is de nata. Se eu gosto de sĂł um, preciso dizer pastel o pastĂ©is? Obrigada pela resposta, eu sou italiana e nĂŁo entendo inglĂȘs muito bem.
Olå! Se queres só um, podes dizer "pastel de nata". Se queres mais do que um, dizes "pastéis de nata".
Mas quando estås a dizer que gostas de os comer, em geral, dizes, "gosto de pastéis de nata" (no plural). Espero que ajude. :)
@@Portugueselab, muito obrigada
so a bottle of water is uma garrafa de agua?
That is correct. Well done.
NĂŁo podemos usar "frio" para "garrafa de ĂĄgua"?
Eu queria uma garrafa de ĂĄgua fria se faz favor.
Ăgua is a female noun.
Normally we say "fresca" instead of "fria" but the waiter/waitress will understand
a loaf is a whole bread..i dont think thats what you meant describing the toasted bread..
Flower Power a slice of a loaf of bread would be better. :)
if you ask for a coffeeshop in the netherlands...you wont get coffee..đđ