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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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PracticeNão há fome que não dê em fartura
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Carcanhol
The terms "carcanhol", "massa", "cacau", "guito", and "pastel" all refer to money.
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Falar pelos cotovelos
The expression "falar pelos cotovelos" is used to describe someone who talks excessively and just won't stop.
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Vamos ao centro
Anabela and Paulo talk about hobbies and plan a city photo outing together.
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Linhas tortas
Marco and Raquel discuss how challenges can have a greater purpose in life.
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Pão pão, queijo queijo
The expression "pão pão, queijo queijo" refers to speaking clearly and directly. It's used to describe people who say things as they are, without beating around the bush.
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Tonic Object Pronouns in Portuguese: Mim, Ti, Si, and More
A solid understanding of Portuguese tonic object pronouns enhances natural and fluent speech. These pronouns follow prepositions and emphasize the…
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Agora é que me lixaste!
Gonçalo tells Marta why he doesn't want to invite Carolina to his birthday party.
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Sem mais nem menos
The expression "sem mais nem menos" is used when something happens suddenly, without warning or explanation. It conveys surprise or abruptness.
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Tusso quando me constipo
Fill in the blanks with the semi-irregular verbs.
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Um 31
The expression "um 31" refers to a complicated or confusing situation. It's used for problems, confusion, or a tough dilemma.
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Difícil de entender
A talk about the contradictions and craziness of today’s world.
