The Power of the Verb "Chegar" in Portuguese 🇵🇹
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- čas přidán 25. 05. 2024
- Master the verb "chegar" and learn all about the numerous uses it has in Portuguese! This is a deep dive into decoding the uses of this verb, useful to beginners and more advances students.
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How "chegar" evolved into so many usages is beyond belief! Thanks for going over the many ways it is used.
You’re welcome! True, the different meanings are always tricky for students.
More vidéos like this one, is interesting, plz i can t make différence of prononciation betwen avó et avò❤🎉 from Algérie
obrigada! I’ll try to make that video for you.
Your English is perfect! I usually use your videos to improve it ;)
Thank you! I have friends in Portugal that watch my videos to learn English too!
How does an intransitive verb of "arrive" get to be a transitive verb of "pass" or "hand" or "approach"???
Muito interessante!!! Gostei!!!
Muito obrigada!
Muito obrigado pelo video muito util e todos os examplos no conteudo. If I want to ask someone (at the Time Out Market in Lisbon for example) "Would you mind moving a little to the left?", what should I ask : (a) Importa-se de se *chegar* um pouco para à esquerda ?" or (b) "Podia *desviar-se* um pouco para ...." ? Muito obrigado mais uma vez.
Olá! Both options are correct 👍 muito bem!
Nunca cheguei ao fim de aprender português.😪
Chegar ao fim! Boa expressão também. Boa semana!
Obrigado e saudações de NY....were you raised speaking both languages?
De nada! I was born in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Moved to Portugal at age 9 and currently back in the US in California 😊
@@learneuropeanportuguese I'm at a high A2 level. It's challenging choosing to focus on European vs Brazilian. The latter seems to eclipse the Lusophone world. I can't seem to choose one or the other lol.
Maybe it helps to know that chegar = llegar in Spanish....(Why is ch the same as ll )?
Many ll words in Spanish have the equivalent ch in Portuguese.
That was great, as usual, thanks. However, the English phrase about blowing your own trumpet is more about 'virtue signalling' or boasting , publicly extolling your achievement, not so much about protecting or furthering ones own interest like pushing sardines. We'd say, 'looking after number 1" for being selfish.
Thanks for the info!
Is it rude to use chegar at a meal to say that you're full? (I.e. when you're invited and you are supposed to be polite). Thanks from Italy
I would say "Estou satisfeito" to indicate that I am full.
@@user-xm6vw7ud1c thanks, precious suggestion, I wouldn't want to seem impolite..
We use chegar a lot when people are serving you. You can respond “Já chega, “já é suficiente” or even “ assim está bem”. To say you are full, you can say “estou cheio/a”.
Give the lesson in Portuguese.
Olá! Tenho muitos vídeos no meu canal todos falados em português. Deixo-te aqui um czcams.com/video/4pSwU3uu2SE/video.htmlsi=sW5fc927bauSqIRq
Quando ensino um tópico gramatical, gosto de o explicar em inglês para ajudar o aluno a entender o que estou a ensinar. Muitos dos meus seguidores são iniciantes e nunca perceberiam um vídeo destes se fosse todo explicado em português. Continuação de bons estudos!
You forgot "please".
@@barrie5385 You forgot to mind your own business.
@@norsk2910 @norsk2910 Your manners (or lack of) seem to be consistent. I'll not engage with you any further. You have a nice day.
@@barrie5385 You have no moral high ground to tell others how they must behave, pal. Now mind your own business and leave me alone.