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O que é que vais fazer no Dia dos Namorados?
Maria and João talk about their plans for Valentine's Day.
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PracticeO que é que vais fazer no Dia dos Namorados?
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Quanto baste
The abbreviation "q b" stands for "quanto baste". It's often used in recipes to show that the amount of an ingredient, like salt or pepper, should be adjusted to your own taste or preference.
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Conversar com os botões
The expression "conversar com os botões" brings to mind someone talking to themselves, often in a calm or introspective way. It's a poetic way to describe moments of solitary reflection and inner dialogue.
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Tudo acaba bem
A talk about how tough times lead to better moments ahead.
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Rua
The expressions "rua", "fora", and "desaparece" are different ways of expressing the same idea: telling someone assertively to leave. These phrases are usually used in tense situations.
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Não há fome que não dê em fartura
Tough times don’t last and better days full of hope will come.
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Dia da semana favorito?
Two friends talk about which days of the week they like most and least.
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Estar a braços com
The expression "estar a braços com" conveys the idea of being deeply involved in a difficult or demanding situation. It's often used when someone is dealing with problems, responsibilities, or challenges.
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À pinha
The expression "à pinha" is used to describe a space that is very full or overcrowded.
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Passar a noite em branco
The expression "passar a noite em branco" means staying up all night without sleeping. It's often used when someone is restless, working late, or worried about something. It conveys exhaustion from lack of sleep.
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Difícil de entender
A talk about the contradictions and craziness of today’s world.
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Acertar em cheio
The expression "acertar em cheio" means to hit the target accurately, either literally or figuratively. For example, you might use it when someone makes a spot-on comment or achieves a goal exactly as planned. It conveys the idea of precision and success.
