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Sem papas na língua
The expression "sem papas na língua" or "não ter papas na língua" refers to someone who speaks very directly, without softening their words.
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PracticeSem papas na língua
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Dar o berro
Mark the correct options.
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B1
O peixe morre pela boca
A talk about the risks of saying too much at work.
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De repente, começou a chover
Fill in the blanks with the verbs in the Pretérito Perfeito or Pretérito Imperfeito.
B1
O peixe morre pela boca
A talk about the risks of saying too much at work.
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Eu lia sempre antes de dormir, mas naquele dia adormeci logo
Fill in the blanks with the verbs in the P. Perfeito or P. Imperfeito.
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Pretérito Perfeito vs. Pretérito Imperfeito in European Portuguese
One of the most persistent difficulties for learners of Portuguese is knowing when to use the pretérito perfeito and when…
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Fazer a vontade
The expression "fazer a vontade" means to give someone what they want or to fulfill their wishes.
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P. Perfeito vs. P. Imperfeito: Understanding the Difference
This lesson focuses on one of the most recurring topics in Portuguese grammar: the distinction between the "P. Perfeito" and the "P. Imperfeito", with direct explanations and illustrative examples.
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Já te disse isso várias vezes
Fill in the blanks with the missing object pronouns.
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O concerto estava esgotado, mas consegui um bilhete
Fill in the blanks with the missing words.
