Learn European Portuguese (Portugal) - Vocabulary - In the garden

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[@shiningjustforyou1344]

Muito obrigado

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[@growxdae]

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[@anttikuusmetso]

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[@hellenchoga9922]

I loved this more because you say in English first then will get the other parts easier. You help me a lot

[@lafanta52]

very good video my portuguese teacher

[@pinalsolanki5069]

Also put an English translation for each sentence please

[@charlenevasconcelos6210]

Hey there, thankyou for all your videos. I am just starting but would like to know, which video do i start with first, there are so many. thankyou

[@sanjeevgitavlog3521]

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[@vicridgley1428]

Having trouble locating the link attached to a lesson permitting download of the related pdf.

[@lafanta52]

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[@katharinao1447]

01:59 ...what form is "rega-la"? (Can't put the apostrophe on the a on my phone sry...). I can't find an answer online - it's coming from regar (to water)? But "rega-la"? Google translator says it means "water it" as a command? Actually maybe the problem is that my first language is german and in german it says it means "gießen Sie es", which is a term of saying a command in a distanced polite way - "Sie" refers to a person the same as "you" does in english. But in german "you" can mean "du" (if you are friends with the person e.g.) but it can also mean "Sie" (either if it is one or more people you talk to, but are not close to at all, kind of a respectful distanced version of you (I hate that we use it in german since it is also marking hierarchy positions, for example in a lot of job positions your are supposed to use it for your boss or costumers)... sorry for the long...explanation. "Thinking" in German language structures is probably the worst for learning Portuguese, but I can't help it :) anyway, if you could explain what "rega-la" means, what form it is, why this form is used within the example sentence...I'd be so grateful! Thank you so so so much Susana also for all the hard work you put into teaching Portuguese

[@Portugueselab]

Olá! "Temos de regá-la" means, "We have to water it" or, "Wir muessen ihn bewaessern" (den Rasen). "la" is a direct complement pronoun referring to "a relva" that was already mentioned before. "Temos de regar a relva" > "Temos de regá-la". There's a transformation you need to do to the verb as you see, you can learn more about it by studying the direct complement rules. I hope this makes sense. :)

[@Theyoutuberpolyglot]

Katharina Obenholzner la/lo/las/los/os/as/o/a kann man als es und sie übersetzen. Come o pão 🥖come-o. Iss das Brot 🥖- iss es. Regue as plantas 🌱- regue-as. Gießen Sie die Pflanzen . Gießen Sie sie. Temos de regá-la ou temos que regá-la. We have to water it. Regá-las-es ist Mehrzahl oder Plural. Wir haben auch Você, vocês,tu, vós,aber in Portugal 🇵🇹 haben wir die Tendenz „o senhor,a senhora, a professora, o doutor” zu verwenden. Die Anrede statt Sie. Já, você é vocês with auch verwendet. Sie bedeutet tu, vós, eles und elas, você é vocês. Para ti deve ser uma confusão do caneco. Em alemão uma palavra em português 3 ou quatro. As vezes acontece o contrário. Uma palavra portuguesa e 10 em alemão. A palavra cair é políssemica, mas vós os alemães,e os ingleses têm miles de palavras, e nós só usamos essa palavra. Every language is challenge.

[@miro.s]

Images would help, I have never head those English words