Learn the Top 30 Portuguese Verbs for Beginners | Most Used Verbs in Portuguese

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  • Did you know that just a handful of verbs can unlock the door to confident conversations in Brazilian Portuguese? This lesson is a shortcut to mastering the language faster than ever before. Learn the most common Portuguese verbs for beginners
    We'll cover the 30 most commonly used verbs in Brazilian Portuguese, along with example sentences and tips for each one. Plus, you'll find links to complete lessons on the most challenging verbs in the box below.
    By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to:
    - Understand and use the most used verbs in Brazilian Portuguese;
    - Communicate with more fluency and confidence;
    - Comprehend conversations in context using essential verbs in Portuguese.
    This is definetely your Starter Guide to Portuguese Verbs
    🔗Links to Relevant Lessons
    Brazilians Rarely Say YES - • Brazilians Don't Say Y...
    Achar - • What is the Difference...
    Chegar - • 'CHEGAR' - A VERB WITH...
    Dar - • Brazilian Portuguese: ...
    Dar - Dá para - • Learn How to Use 'Dá P...
    Deixar - • MAIN USES OF THE VERB ...
    Deixar - Asking for Permission - • EXPRESSIONS TO ASK FOR...
    Estar - • "ESTAR" - One of the M...
    Estar - Present Progressive - • Learn the PRESENT CONT...
    Fazer - • How to Conjugate IRREG...
    Fazer - Talking about Duration - • LEARN HOW TO TALK ABOU...
    Ficar - • Different Ways to Use ...
    Ficar - Meaning ‘to become’ - • How to Say 'To Become'...
    Ficar - Meaning ‘to be’ - • When to Use SER, ESTAR...
    Gostar - • Talk about SPORTS PREF...
    Haver - • How to Use HAVER in BR...
    Haver, Existir, or Ter - • What are the Differenc...
    Haver - Há, Faz or Por - • Learn How to Use 'Há,'...
    Ir - • How to Use and Conjuga...
    Ir - Talking About the Future - • How to Talk About the ...
    Levar - Talking about Duration - • How to Talk About Dura...
    Parecer - • What is the Difference...
    Passar - • THE VERB 'PASSAR' IN B...
    Pedir - • Learn When to Use PEDI...
    Pedir - Ordering Meals - • Useful Phrases for TOU...
    Poder - • What is the difference...
    Saber - • What is the Difference...
    Ser - • What's the Difference ...
    Ser - Telling the Time - part I - • How to TELL THE TIME i...
    Ser - Telling the Time - part II - • How to TELL THE TIME i...
    Ter - • How to Conjugate IRREG...
    Ter - Auxiliary Verb - • Master the Compound Ve...
    Trazer - • Learn Brazilian Portug...
    Trazer, Levar, Deixar, Buscar, or Pegar - • 'TRAZER', 'LEVAR', 'DE...
    Usar - Meaning to Wear - • IMPROVE YOUR PORTUGUES...
    Ver and VIR - • How to Use and Conjuga...
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    Chapters
    00:00 - Introduction
    00:35 - Achar in Portuguese
    01:51 - Chegar in Portuguese
    02:17 - Colocar in Portuguese
    02:59 - Dar in Portuguese
    03:47 - Deixar in Portuguese
    04:45 - Estar in Portuguese
    05:36 - Falar in Portuguese
    06:04 - Fazer in Portuguese
    07:00 - Ficar in Portuguese
    07:39 - Gostar in Portuguese
    08:20 - Haver in Portuguese
    09:05 - Ir in Portuguese
    10:07 - Levar in Portuguese
    10:50 - Olhar in Portuguese
    11:12 - Ouvir in Portuguese
    11:32 - Parecer in Portuguese
    12:06 - Passar in Portuguese
    12:43 - Pedir in Portuguese
    13:20 - Precisar in Portuguese
    13:57 - Poder in Portuguese
    14:22 - Querer in Portuguese
    14:48 - Saber in Portuguese
    15:21 - Ser in Portuguese
    16:05 - Sair in Portuguese
    16:18 - Ter in Portuguese
    17:33 - Trazer in Portuguese
    18:00 - Usar in Portuguese
    18:33 - Ver in Portuguese
    19:13 - Vir in Portuguese

Komentáře • 23

  • @rodericksibelius8472
    @rodericksibelius8472 Před měsĂ­cem +2

    "Vêm" is like a multifaceted coin, with one side representing the verb "vir" (to come) and the other side representing the verb "ver" (to see). It's fascinating how one word can have different origins and meanings, depending on its context. This linguistic versatility adds richness and complexity to the Portuguese language! 😎😛😎

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před měsĂ­cem +1

      What is interesting to notice is that although spelled differently - ele *vem* (he comes), eles *vĂŞm* (they come), eles *veem* (they see), all three forms have the same pronunciation.

    • @rodericksibelius8472
      @rodericksibelius8472 Před měsĂ­cem +1

      @@PlainPortuguese exataMENchi Maestra Beah...

  • @dancingbaccapro6483
    @dancingbaccapro6483 Před měsĂ­cem +2

    Another great lesson.. eu nao posso agradecer suficiente. Muito obrigado !

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před měsĂ­cem +1

      Fico muito feliz! 😊
      By the way, the sentence *Não sei como te agradecer* sounds more natural in Brazilian Portuguese. So, when you can't thank someone enough, it is better to say *Não sei como te agradecer.* 😉

  • @jecksonkandume761
    @jecksonkandume761 Před měsĂ­cem +2

    Bea you are my best teacher. You have no idea what good you lessons does to me. Love you......

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před měsĂ­cem

      Fico muito agradecida com tanto carinho e reconhecimento! 😊

  • @user-wf5ec6jx9p
    @user-wf5ec6jx9p Před měsĂ­cem +2

    Oi, Bea! Obrigada pela sua ajuda com português. Isso é muito útil. Eu gosto de aprender com você ❤

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před měsĂ­cem +1

      Olá! De nada! 😊 Fico muito feliz em poder ajudar!

  • @designappetite
    @designappetite Před měsĂ­cem +2

    Thank you Bea

  • @karolakonto8505
    @karolakonto8505 Před měsĂ­cem +2

    ❤

  • @sergiovillafane1746
    @sergiovillafane1746 Před měsĂ­cem +4

    Hi Bea, do you have a video with verbs technically have the same meaning but different meanings depending on the context? I feel like I confuse levar and trazer sometimes

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před měsĂ­cem +1

      OlĂĄ! Tudo bem?
      There are some lessons in the Verb Conjugation & Verb Tenses Playlist where I contrast and compare verbs that most learners find confusing. Below are the links to a few lessons, but I recommend you go through that playlist looking for those lessons, and if you have suggestions for future content, let me know. 😊
      *Playlist* - czcams.com/play/PLcyKtgNkt2luJkvCVBEtXvBTIxcAjQnuU.html
      *Trazer, Levar, Deixar, Buscar and Pegar* - czcams.com/video/shwF5bzqT5I/video.html
      *Conhecer and Saber* - czcams.com/video/yZ28g0IDb-k/video.html
      *Conseguir and Poder* - czcams.com/video/tGi2Ia7by08/video.html
      *Perguntar and Pedir* - czcams.com/video/mZGG6BZTMb8/video.html
      *Mexer and Mudar* - czcams.com/video/BSqWslrFjxY/video.html

  • @MidlandsJJ
    @MidlandsJJ Před měsĂ­cem +2

    Alguma dia vai fazer um podcast? Eu gostaria escutando com frequĂŞncia!

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před měsĂ­cem

      Não é uma má ideia.😊
      Você acha que seria interessante que eu falasse somente em português ou como faço nas aulas?

    • @MidlandsJJ
      @MidlandsJJ Před měsĂ­cem

      @@PlainPortuguese
      I’ll respond in English so I don’t make an error.
      You make everything understandable and your voice is very clear. I can really understand what you’re saying and how difficult words should be pronounced. I think you’re a perfect person to have podcast. Maybe half in Portuguese and half in English.
      Meu portuguĂŞs ĂŠ muito melhor porque vocĂŞ uma Ăłtima professora!

  • @peaceayoub1295
    @peaceayoub1295 Před 17 dny +1

    Obrigada

  • @deangelo17
    @deangelo17 Před měsĂ­cem +2

    Oi Bea, tudo bem?
    Tenho uma pergunta para vocĂŞ... Pode me explicar o significado do verbo "se desmanchar" e como vc ia traduzir em inglĂŞs.

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před měsĂ­cem +1

      Olá! É sempre uma alegria te ver por aqui! 😊
      *Desmanchar* tem alguns significados, mas todos têm alguma relação com *undo something* ou então *dismantle something.*
      Por exemplo:
      1. As crianças fizeram um castelinho de cartas, mas o gato pulou em cima e *desmanchou* tudo!
      2. Sem querer, puxei um fio do meu casaco a *desmanchei* a costura.
      3. Dancei tanto na festa que *desmanchei* meu penteado.
      4. Quando a festa acabou, *desmanchamos* a decoração das mesas e fomos embora.
      *Desmanchar-se* ĂŠ quando nĂŁo hĂĄ um agente causador.
      Por exemplo:
      1. As crianças fizeram um castelinho de cartas, e de repente o castelo *se desmanchou.*
      2. O casaco que comprei ĂŠ de baixa qualidade. Depois de um dia de uso a costura *se desmanchou.*
      3. Dancei tanto que meu penteado *se desmanchou.*
      4. Este chocolate *se desmancha* na boca.
      E tambĂŠm figurativamente.
      1. Eu *me desmanchei* de chorar no casamento! A cerimĂ´nia estĂĄ linda!
      2. Eu *me desmanchei* quando minha música favorita começou a tocar.

    • @deangelo17
      @deangelo17 Před měsĂ­cem +1

      @@PlainPortuguese e desmanchar seria intercambiĂĄvel com desfazer? Pelo que entendo, os dois sĂŁo bem parecidos nĂŠ? Ou estou errado?

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před měsĂ­cem +1

      @@deangelo17 A impressĂŁo que tenho ĂŠ que *desmanchar* pode ser substituĂ­do por *desfazer,* mas o contrĂĄrio nem sempre ĂŠ possĂ­vel.
      Por exemplo - Voltei de uma viagem e a companhia aĂŠrea nĂŁo cuidou muito bem da minha mala. Preciso comprar outra porque a minha mala *se desmanchou* ou ... porque a minha mala *se desfez.*
      Quando cheguei em casa, a primeira coisa que fiz foi *desfazer a minha mala.* Tirei todas as minhas coisas de dentro da mala. Nesse caso, se falarmos *desmanchar a minha mala* significa que eu desconstruĂ­ minha mala.
      Outro exemplo em que *desmanchar* não Ê usado Ê quando falamos em situaçþes que precisam ser resolvidas, por exemplo *desfazer um mal-entendido, desfazer uma briga.*