Introduction |
Eric: Welcome to 3-Minute Portuguese Season 1, Lesson 9 - Using Adjectives. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to use adjectives in simple sentences in Portuguese. |
Body |
Eric: Here's the way to say 'I am Japanese.' in Portuguese. |
Ana: [Normal] Eu sou japonês. |
Eric: First is a word meaning 'I' |
Ana: [Normal] eu [Slow] eu |
Eric: Next is the word meaning 'am' |
Ana: [Normal] sou [Slow] sou |
Eric: Last is the word meaning 'Japanese' |
Ana: [Normal] japonês [Slow] japonês |
Eric: Listen again to the phrase meaning 'I am Japanese.' |
Ana: [Slow] Eu sou japonês. [Normal] Eu sou japonês. |
Eric: Ok, now let's take a look at the way to say 'I am English.' |
Ana: [Normal] Eu sou inglês. |
Eric: First is a word meaning 'I' |
Ana: [Normal] eu [Slow] eu |
Eric: Next is the word meaning ‘am’ |
Ana: [Normal] sou [Slow] sou |
Eric: Last is the word meaning 'English' |
Ana: [Normal] inglês [Slow] inglês |
Eric: Listen again to the phrase meaning 'I am English.' |
Ana: [Slow] Eu sou inglês. [Normal] Eu sou inglês. |
Eric: Next up is the way to say 'We are Chinese.' |
Ana: [Normal] Nós somos chineses. |
Eric: First is a word meaning 'we' |
Ana: [Normal] nós [Slow] nós |
Eric: Next is the word meaning 'are' |
Ana: [Normal] somos [Slow] somos |
Eric: Last is the word meaning 'Chinese' |
Ana: [Normal] chineses [Slow] chineses |
Eric: Listen again to the phrase meaning 'We are Chinese.' |
Ana: [Slow] Nós somos chineses. [Normal] Nós somos chineses. |
Eric: Finally is a way to say 'You are German' to a woman. |
Ana: [Normal] Você é alemã. |
Eric: First is a word meaning 'you' |
Ana: [Normal] você [Slow] você |
Eric: Next is the word meaning 'are' |
Ana: [Normal] é [Slow] é |
Eric: Last is the word meaning 'German' |
Ana: [Normal] alemã [Slow] alemã |
Eric: Listen again to the phrase meaning 'You are German.' |
Ana: [Slow] Você é alemã. [Normal] Você é alemã. |
Cultural Insight |
Eric: Now it's time for a quick cultural insight. |
Ana: Always remember that most Portuguese adjectives have masculine and feminine forms. For example, depending on the gender of the person, Japanese can be either japonês or japonesa, and Brazilian could be brasileiro or brasileira. So make sure to conjugate according to the person or object you're referring to. |
Outro
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Eric: And that’s all for this lesson. Don’t forget to check out the lesson notes, and we’ll see you in the next lesson! |
Ana: Tchau! |
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