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Viva, como está?
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Status
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Muito, muita, muitos, muitas
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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 object of a sentence. Let’s take a…
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Eu, tu e ela
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Portuguese Prepositional Pronouns
Tonic object pronouns in Portuguese help clarify and emphasize who’s receiving the action, especially in prepositional phrases.
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Está tudo maluco!
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Posso colocar-lhe uma questão?
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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 is more commonly rendered as “everything.” But…
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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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Double Negation in Portuguese
In Portuguese, like in other Romance languages, double negation is a very common feature. What is double negation? Double negation occurs when two negative elements are used…
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Mass vs Count Nouns in Portuguese
Understanding how Portuguese handles quantity starts with a simple question: are you counting things, or measuring them?
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Portuguese Verb-Pronoun Placement
You have probably noticed that when using reflexive verbs, the reflexive pronoun placement varies – sometimes comes after the verb, sometimes precedes the verb. The same happens…
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Invariable Indefinite Pronouns
Some indefinite pronouns in Portuguese stay the same no matter the gender or number—they’re called invariable pronouns.
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Portuguese Variable Indefinite Pronouns
Indefinite pronouns like 'algum', 'nenhuma', or 'todos' adapt to the gender and number of the noun they stand in for.
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Portuguese Indefinite Pronouns
A good grasp of Portuguese pronouns is a key step toward building fluent, natural sentences and today we’re focusing on indefinite pronouns. Simply put, pronouns replace nouns…
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A Anabela apanha o comboio
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Vamos brincar no nosso quintal
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Modes of Transport: ‘de’ vs ’em’
To talk about modes of transport in Portuguese, you’ll need to choose between de and em—each with its own nuance.
