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Quando a Primavera chega
Spring brings longer days and invites us to get outside and enjoy the fresh air.
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PracticeQuando a Primavera chega
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Entrar em parafuso
The expression "entrar em parafuso" means getting really stressed out, nervous, or losing control, often because of pressure or unexpected events.
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Muito riso, pouco siso
A talk about finding the right balance between laughing and taking life seriously.
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Que galo!
The expression "que galo!" is used to show frustration when something annoying happens. It conveys a sense of irritation or disbelief in response to a setback or an unlucky event.
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Equinócio
Ana explains to Pedro what the equinox means.
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Foi crescendo
Fill in the blanks with the gerunds.
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Que lata!
The expression "que lata!" is used to show surprise or annoyance at someone's boldness or rudeness. "É preciso ter lata!" is another variation.
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Equinócio
Ana explains to Pedro what the equinox means.
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Ou vai ou racha
The expression "ou vai ou racha" means you have to make a decision right away, with no room for hesitation. It's often used in decisive moments or when facing critical choices.
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Caldo Verde
Fill in the blanks with the verbs in the formal Imperative.
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Coitado!
The expression "coitado!" shows empathy and compassion for someone’s suffering or bad luck. It can also be used ironically, depending on the context.
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Lavar a roupa suja
The expression "lavar a roupa suja" is used when someone talks about private conflicts in public.
