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7 ways of expressing your opinion in Portuguese
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7 ways of expressing your opinion in Portuguese

Olá Brazilianers, I made a Live Class on Facebook, to teach 7 ways that you can use to express your opinion in Portuguese. You find the Live review here: If…

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06/08/2020

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#tbt of this wonderful ice cream to remind you tha #tbt of this wonderful ice cream to remind you that nothing is eternal (not even the most amazing ice creams, unfortunately). You can have wonderful Portuguese today, but you can lose it if you don't use it for a long time. You can achieve an incredible body, but lose it easily if you give up exercise. "What you don't use, you lose", certo? So keep your studies and frequent contact with Portuguese, talk to people, watch movies, use it in some way ... Don't miss everything you've built so far 💪
You may be skipping steps with your Portuguese. A You may be skipping steps with your Portuguese. And this is more common than you think. People who want to use compound tenses without mastering simple conjugations. People who want to be able to talk about elaborate things without knowing how to say the numbers or use basic prepositions. There are stages, levels of difficulty in a language, and they don't exist by chance ... Try to go to the next tense, try to master the next grammatical structure without having the first solid and you will be a person who confuses everything, who gets in the way of speech and who does not know why it does not evolve. Follow the steps, follow a method. It is the smartest way to go. Do you know how to get started?
E aí, como foi? (How was it?) Comment here the o E aí, como foi? (How was it?) Comment here the options that you think are correct and I'll post the correction later in the stories and comments. 1, 2, 3 e... valendo! 1, 2, 3 and ... go!
There are many words like that in Portuguese, wher There are many words like that in Portuguese, where only one accent changes the meaning ... sometimes even without an accent it can change. But you always need to be aware of two things: context and pronunciation. For two simple reasons: to be well understood and to be understood with precision. PS: this difference between 'ó' and 'ô' also exists in other words, as AVÓ (grandmother) and AVÔ (grandfather), so it is an important sound to learn 😉
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