HOLD - A Verb with Multiple Translations in Brazilian Portuguese -

Hold - A Verb with Multiple Translations in Brazilian Portuguese. Do you know how to say 'to hold' in Portuguese? Discover the different ways to translate the verb "to hold" into Brazilian Portuguese! In this lesson, we explore the seven main translations of this verb and show practical examples for each situation. Whether you are a beginner or already have some knowledge of Portuguese, this video will help you expand your vocabulary and understanding of the language.
Watch until the end for a special tip on expressions related to "to hold". This class was inspired by a request from one of our viewers, so don't miss it! Leave your like, subscribe to the channel and share your questions in the comments. Let's learn together!
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[@Duibhlinneach]

Muito claro e útil (novamente!!) Bea. Obrigado!

[@PlainPortuguese]

De nada! Obrigada por sempre comentar!😊

[@gt284]

Muito obrigado

[@PlainPortuguese]

De nada! 😊

[@jecksonkandume761]

As suas vídeos são muito bom. Gostei.

[@PlainPortuguese]

Obrigada, Jeckson.😊
P.S. *Vídeos* is a masculine word in Portuguese.
*"Os seus vídeos* são muito bons" 😉

[@davidcarrier8435]

Bea, obrigado por esta valiosa lição. Eu tenho você em alta estima.

[@PlainPortuguese]

Oi, David!! 😀
Muito bom saber que gostou desta aula. 😊
Ah, a frase *Eu tenho você em alta estima* não soa natural em português. O melhor seria dizer algo como *Eu a admiro muito. Eu tenho uma grande admiração por você.* 😉

[@davidcarrier8435]

@@PlainPortuguese Obrigado Bea! Também não parecia certo para mim. Consultei dicionários e livros de frases, mas não consegui encontrar nada. Então usei o Google Tradutor, rsrsrs. Vendo suas recomendações, elas fazem muito sentido.

[@tomaraquefalls]

Thanks Bea, fantastic lesson.
Had no previous idea about a couple of the ways to express some of the concepts. Thank you.👍

[@PlainPortuguese]

Fico feliz que tenha aproveitado bastante a aula! 😀

[@davidcarrier8435]

Sempre aprecio os links postados abaixo para acessar outras lições relacionadas.

[@PlainPortuguese]

Muito bom, David!! Sempre é bom revisitar aulas já postadas que se relacionam com a aula atual. 😊

[@octobersonoctoberson9792]

Bea thanks for these lessons.
I've been following your channel for almost 3yrs now.
Please can make a lesson on food, cooking is one of my hubby and sometimes I wonder how to describe food taste or texture in Portuguese. How do you say something tastes HOT(peppery), SOUR, SALTY, STALE, or CRUNCHY, FLUFFY, CREAMY etc.

[@PlainPortuguese]

Nossa!! Três anos! 😀 Que maravilha!! 😊
Muito obrigada pela companhia!
Tem uma aula sobre comida - sabores, textura... Dê uma olhada e me diga depois se você tem alguma pergunta. 😊
czcams.com/video/dbQrD7C_gvw/video.html

[@octobersonoctoberson9792]

@@PlainPortuguese obrigado

[@arielcausa9309]

"Yes, in the box below". Leave it to a Brazilian to have full command of double-sense phrases in a foreign language. 😂
Além disso, o Maracanã tem 79000 assentos. Antes de serem instalados, a capacidade era maior. Em partida entre Flamengo e Vasco na década de 60, foram 109 mil espectadores.