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Rumo à Riviera
Carlos shares his 1999 road trip adventure along the French Riviera.
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Difference Between Tudo and Todo in Portuguese
What’s the difference between tudo and todo/toda/todos/todas? These are all indefinite pronouns often translated as “all” in English, though tudo…
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Na hora
The expression "na hora" is used when something is done right away, without any delay or hesitation. It emphasizes being ready to act.
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Em águas de bacalhau
The expression "em águas de bacalhau" refers to something that remains stuck or unresolved. For example, a plan that, for some reason, never moves forward. It's usually used with a tone of resignation and sometimes irony.
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Zangam-se as comadres…
When close friends argue, they often reveal what they truly think of each other.
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Às moscas
The expression "às moscas" describes a place that is empty or has no activity, like a store with no customers.
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Superar os próprios limites
Joana trains hard to improve her breaststroke swimming skills.
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O mau da fita
The term "o mau da fita" comes from movie slang and refers to the villain or antagonist in a story. In everyday use, it describes someone who is blamed or seen as the wrongdoer.
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Tudo vs Todos in Portuguese
Understanding the difference between tudo and 'todo', 'toda', 'todos', 'todas' helps you speak more precisely when referring to general vs. specific things.
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Rumo à Riviera
Carlos shares his 1999 road trip adventure along the French Riviera.
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Já era sem tempo
The expression "já era sem tempo" is used when something you've been waiting for finally happens. It conveys a mix of relief and frustration.
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5 de Outubro
A conversation about the 1910 revolution that established the Republic in Portugal.
