How to Conjugate 12 IRREGULAR VERBS | PAST TENSE | Plain Portuguese, Speak like a Brazilian.

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  • PAST TENSE IN BRASILIAN PORTUGUESE - In today's lesson, you will learn how to conjugate 12 of the most common irregular verbs in the past - 'PRETÉRITO PERFEITO'. Because we will be working with a lot of different verbs, I strongly recommend that you pause the video from time to time to repeat my examples out loud. It is also a good idea that, as additional practice, you create your own sentences. Feel free to share a few of them with me!!
    Today, you will be able to conjugate the following high-frequency verbs in the past - PRETÉRITO PERFEITO:
    00:00 - Intro
    00:32 - About 'Pretérito Perfeito'
    02:18 - How to conjugate and use the verb TRAZER in the past
    03:36 - DHow to conjugate and use the verb DIZER in the past
    04:30 - How to conjugate and use the verb FAZER in the past
    05:56 - How to conjugate and use the verb LER in the past
    06:55 - How to conjugate and use the verb VER in the past
    07:58 - How to conjugate and use the verb VIR in the past
    09:30 - How to conjugate and use the verb PODER in the past
    10:54 - How to conjugate and use the verb DAR in the past
    11:54 - How to conjugate and use the verb TER in the past
    13:13 - How to conjugate and use the verb IR in the past
    14:14 - How to conjugate and use the verb ESTAR in the past
    15:51 - How to conjugate and use the verb SER in the past
    17:35 - Tip of the Day
    19:41 - Closing and Lesson Suggestions
    😊 Have a good time!!
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    🔗 Link to 'How to Conjugate -ER and -IR VERBS - PAST TENSE' • How to Conjugate -ER a...
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Komentáře • 52

  • @CindyWessling
    @CindyWessling Před 2 měsíci +2

    Muito Obrigada Bea.....a VERY useful fantastic lesson!!

  • @debbie-rose9000
    @debbie-rose9000 Před 3 lety +6

    Tô chorando 😭😭😭 é como um sonho tornado realidade. Muito muito muito obrigada!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @davegraham7550
    @davegraham7550 Před 2 lety +1

    Great. Thanks

  • @devstamazightiel
    @devstamazightiel Před 3 lety +5

    Sempre ótimos vídeos!

  • @vanessaaji673
    @vanessaaji673 Před rokem +1

    óóótimo muito benéfico .. por favor faça uma aula avançada para vocabulários e verbos usados no trabalho

  • @carlparker6228
    @carlparker6228 Před 3 lety +2

    a aula nos verbos irregulares foi otima, eu gostei de muito

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před 3 lety +1

      Que bom! Fico feliz que tenha gostado 😉
      ("A aula sobre os verbos...")

  • @falandoaustraliano9081
    @falandoaustraliano9081 Před 3 lety +2

    Obrigado Bea. Muito pessoas disse-me eu preciso melhorar como eu conjugar minha palavras no meu vídeos. Muito útil vídeo.

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před 3 lety +1

      De nada!!
      Obs. "Muitas pessoas me dizem (presente)... / Muitas pessoas me disseram (passado)..."😊

  • @basantbardalai2602
    @basantbardalai2602 Před 2 lety +2

    muito bom! excelente lição

  • @jeffreydanner941
    @jeffreydanner941 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Oi tudo bom. Eu tive uma boa experianca praticando este aula. Muito Obrigado! Tchau

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před 8 měsíci

      Isso é ótimo, Jeffrey! 😀
      Por que você não cria algumas frases ou uma pequena história usando os verbos da aula e compartilha aqui comigo? Assim posso te ajudar a melhorar 😊

    • @jeffreydanner941
      @jeffreydanner941 Před 8 měsíci

      Eu vou, muito obrigado@@PlainPortuguese

    • @jeffreydanner941
      @jeffreydanner941 Před 8 měsíci

      Ok here goes my story. Eu entrei o U.S. Guarda Costa em 1987. Eu fui 18 anos. Eu fis vente cinco anos no servico ativo. Em 1989 eu casei minha primera esposa em Miami, Fl. Meu trabalho com a guarda costa fis para muito viajem. Eu fui do Bahamas sempre dois semanas paro o trabalho de barco. Eu ainda tenho muitos amigos Brasileiro em Miami.@@PlainPortuguese

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před 8 měsíci

      @@jeffreydanner941 Muito bem!!! 😀Vou fazer algumas correções para te ajudar.
      Eu entrei *para a Guarda Costeira dos Estados Unidos* em 1987. Eu *tinha* 18 anos. Eu *fiz vinte* e cinco anos no serviço ativo. Em 1989 eu casei *com* minha primeira esposa em Miami, Fl. *No* meu trabalho com a guarda *costeira* fiz para *muitas viagens* . Eu *ia para as* Bahamas sempre *duas* semanas para o trabalho de barco. Eu ainda tenho muitos amigos Brasileiro em Miami *na* guarda costeira americana

    • @jeffreydanner941
      @jeffreydanner941 Před 8 měsíci

      Muito Bem, eu fis as correcoes.@@PlainPortuguese

  • @contemporaryclassicalguita8355
    @contemporaryclassicalguita8355 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Thank you for all your dedication and time for your wonderful Portuguese classes. I am American and just returned Sao Paulo with my Brazilian girlfriend visiting her family. Can I use Gente with the past tense of ter and the other irregular verbs in past tense. For example could I say "We had good weather" using "Gente tenia bom clima*

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před 10 měsíci

      Olá! Tudo bem?
      Thanks for the kind words! 😊
      1. In Portuguese, the words 'gente' and 'a gente' are used with different purposes.
      'Gente' means people. For example, 'I met a lot of people' - 'Conheci muita gente'.
      'A gente' and 'nós' mean 'we', but 'a gente' is way more informal than 'nós'.
      'A gente' means 'nós', but takes the 3rd person singular conjugation, regardless of the verb tense (present, past, future, conditional you name it.). For example 'We visited Brazil' - 'Nós visitamos o Brasil' x 'A gente visitou o Brasil'.
      Link to the lesson on the difference between 'gente' and 'a gente' - czcams.com/video/2AzaGutQxoQ/video.html
      2. The sentence 'We had good weather' doesn't sound natural in Portuguese if translated literally.
      We would say, 'Fez tempo bom' (We had good weather), instead.

  • @omarothman6512
    @omarothman6512 Před 10 měsíci +1

    In the previous lesson about regular verbs ending in ER, ler was an example. But in this video you say that ler is an irregular verb. Can you explain the reason? Thank you for the amazing videos you put up for us!

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před 10 měsíci +1

      Olá! Tudo bem?
      Verbs in Portuguese are either regular or irregular.
      Regular verbs will always follow specific conjugation patterns.
      Irregular verbs may have completly different conjugations from regular verbs, or, sometimes, follow some conjugation patterns.
      'Ler' is considered irregular because it doesn't follow the -ER conjugation pattern for the Present Indicative, Present Subjunctive, Imperative.

  • @karlilomax6874
    @karlilomax6874 Před 2 lety +1

    Esta aula foi muito útil! Obrigada!
    It is so helpful that you both post the conjugations and go over the pronunciations slowly, giving us time to repeat them out loud. Having the example sentences is also fantastic! I appreciate seeing all the sentences posted as you add them because you also add in examples of plurals or gender examples. I am an English teacher so I recognize how intentional your lessons are! I have become a subscriber because of your intentional videos- thank you again!! Beijos!

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před 2 lety

      Olá Karli! Tudo bem? Muito obrigada pelo seu comentário!!
      Not only is your feedback rewarding but also highly motivational.😀
      Beijos, and welcome to 'Plain Portuguese'! 😊

  • @heidi5910
    @heidi5910 Před 2 lety +1

    Obrigada! Foi muito util!

  • @claykennedy1085
    @claykennedy1085 Před rokem +1

    A aula foi muito util!! muito obrigado!

  • @emmanuelgolds-majorwavelea1642

    nao eu ainda nao fiz brigadeiro

  • @moisesfuentes2090
    @moisesfuentes2090 Před 2 lety +2

    I really don’t want to speak as a Brazilian; I just want to speak very good portugués to comunícate with people from Brazil, Portugal, Timor, Angola, Macao, etc

  • @CindyWessling
    @CindyWessling Před 2 měsíci +1

    Ontem eu tive um compromisso

  • @HumbleCowboy92
    @HumbleCowboy92 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Professora Bea, are commas used the same way in Portuguese as they’re used in English? I’m sure there are some differences. Have you made a video about this? I have been trying to research it

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Olá! Tudo bem?
      I haven't made a video on that , but it is a good idea! 😊
      One of the biggest differences regarding commas is that Portuguese doesn't have what you call in English *Oxford Comma* , a comma used after the penultimate item in a list of three or more items, before *and* or *or* . The sentence "I spoke to the girls, Lisa, and Michelle" in Portuguese would be "Falei com as meninas, Lisa e Michelle." I dare say that, in this case, to avoid ambiguity, we end up repeating a few structures, such as "Falei com as meninas, com a Lisa e com a Michelle."

    • @HumbleCowboy92
      @HumbleCowboy92 Před 5 měsíci

      @@PlainPortuguese Muito obrigado, professora! ♥️

  • @sylviawu9272
    @sylviawu9272 Před 2 lety +1

    Outro video excelente, obrigada Bea. Eu tenho uma pergunta, por favor.
    Com seus videos, eu aprendi que existem duas maneiras de dizer isso:
    "Have you been to....?"
    Voce conhece o Brasil?
    Voce ja teve no Brasil?
    Which way is more common? or more natural for Brazilians/Portuguese?
    (Eu visito o brasil e portugal, and I know they speak Portuguese slightly differently)

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před 2 lety +1

      Oi Sylvia! Obrigada por sempre participar!
      I would say that both 'Você conhece o Brasil?' and 'Você já teve no Brasil?' mean 'Have you been to Brazil?', and are just as common.
      Now, if you want to know if a person has been to a place and knows how to get around, I suggest using 'Você conhece o Brasil?' (Do you know Brazil?) 😊

    • @sylviawu9272
      @sylviawu9272 Před 2 lety +1

      @@PlainPortuguese Eu entendi. Obrigada Bea ☺️

  • @emmanuelgolds-majorwavelea1642

    eu nao tive a comrpromissos ontem

  • @interstom
    @interstom Před měsícem +1

    very beautiful girl

  • @CindyWessling
    @CindyWessling Před 2 měsíci +1

    Eu não fiz brigadeiro ou pão de queujo

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před 2 měsíci

      Oi, Cindy! Tudo bem?
      In negative sentences, it sounds more natural to say "Eu não fiz brigadeiro *nem* pão de queijo." You'll notice that Portuguese loves double, triple, multiple negatives!! czcams.com/video/0zLoh88sr3E/video.html

  • @pragmaticliving9420
    @pragmaticliving9420 Před rokem +1

    Porque o verbo ler e irregular?

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před rokem

      Olá! O verbo 'LER' tem algumas conjugações que são diferentes das que outros verbos terminados em -ER têm. Neste site, você poderá ver toda a conjugação do verbo LER, bem como consultar outros verbos 😊
      www.conjugacao.com.br/verbo-ler/#:~:text=O%20verbo%20ler%20%C3%A9%20um,leiam%2C...).

    • @pragmaticliving9420
      @pragmaticliving9420 Před rokem +1

      @@PlainPortuguese Obrigado mas estou ainda nao entendo. 😅 A congutação regular para o pretérito "er" é
      Eu - eu
      voce/ele/ela/a gente "eu"
      nos emos
      voces/eles/elas eram
      é isso que a conjugação de ler também é, mas você a coloca como uma conjugação de verbo irregular.
      por exemplo
      Eu - comi/li
      voce/ele/ela/a gente comeu/leu
      Nos comemos/lemos
      voces/eles/elsas comeran/leram
      Comer é uma conjugação de verbo regular no passado e ler tem a mesma conjugação, então como isso é irregular? Obrigado. ☺

    • @PlainPortuguese
      @PlainPortuguese  Před rokem

      @@pragmaticliving9420 Ah! Agora entendi a sua pergunta! Um verbo é considerado irregular em português quando não segue a conjugação esperada em qualquer tempo verbal. O verbo 'LER', mesmo tendo a mesma conjugação dos verbos regulares no pretérito perfeito, é considerado um verbo irregular por causa dos outros tempos verbais em que não segue as regras😊