Right after we talk about ourselves in Portuguese, we move on to describing what we have or what surrounds us. In addition to external characteristics, objects have a number and a position. Today we will learn how to ask, find out and give more details about objects. Demonstrative pronoun We already know that the pointing…Read: "Description of objects in Portuguese"
If you dig around, you can find hundreds of idiomatic expressions, so we will devote several articles to this topic. Firstly, through such expressions one can understand the way of thinking of the Portuguese, to understand how they build logical chains. Secondly, such expressions are simply funny and funny, and this is great uplifting. Languages…Read: "Idiomatic expressions – Part Three"
Idiomatic expressions seem less interesting when they have to be learned by heart. However, just getting information about their meaning and translation from literal Portuguese into portable Portuguese is both important and fun. This article is just so that when you hear an idiomatic expression addressed to you, you do not think that your interlocutor…Read: "Idiomatic expressions – Part Two"
Every language has idiomatic expressions that are difficult for a foreigner to understand. Some expressions seem quite logical, and some are completely inexplicable. Today we will consider some of them, be surprised, laugh, think and try to remember. Falar para as paredes Literally, this expression is translated as "to speak for the wall". To feel…Read: "Idiomatic Expressions – parte one"
It's time to pay attention to the rest of the nuances of Indirect Speech. This is something that may not be so obvious, but to know is necessary. Indirect speech is not only a transition from quotes to retelling other people's words, it is also an expression of one's own thoughts. Therefore, whether we like…Read: "Indirect Speech – part II"
Today's topic is important in any language. It should be studied almost at the end of the course, because it involves all tenses that can only be imagined. In this topic, it is necessary to coordinate the times, and this requires effort to think. In oral speech, we must operate language tools quickly, and our…Read: "Indirect Speech – part I"
Despite the fact that there are several verbal tenses and many other grammatical structures in Portuguese, there are only a few variants of conditional sentences. They are a combination of the knowledge that we already have. Of course, there will be something new. It's time to take a closer look at this topic. Reality and…Read: "The Conditional Sentences"
The conditional mood usually expresses a wish or an action that may happen in the future. There are two ways to compose it. In one of them we use the Pretérito Imperfeito form of the verb, and in the other we add a special ending to the infinitive. But first, let's see what we use…Read: "The conditional mood in Portuguese"
The basis of the Portuguese language without a doubt are the rules of grammar and a good vocabulary. However, every language has its own details. For example, you need to draw an analogy, say that there is not just a lot of something, but too much, or emphasize that it is you who will complete…Read: "Interesting Details of Portuguese"
Do you go to the post office? Or is it unnecessary now? Do you like to receive unexpected letters, postcards from your travel friends? Do you go to the post office to receive parcels with your online orders? Do you even know where the post office is in your city? Let's learn how to answer…Read: "Post Service"