How to Conjugate and Use ESTAR in Brazilian Portuguese in the Present Tense - Irregular Verb
"ESTAR" - ONE OF THE MOST COMMON VERBS IN BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE - Learn how to conjugate and use properly "ESTAR", one of the most common verbs in Brazilian Portuguese. This lesson is for beginners in Portuguese who would like to learn verb conjugation and how to say where they are, and also some vocabulary related to places in the city, like airports, hotels, restaurants, and drugstores, … using "ESTAR".
At the end of today’s lesson, you will be able to:
- Conjugate and use the verb ‘ESTAR’ (to be) when saying where a person or something is
- Use ‘NO’ and ‘NA’ properly when talking about places
- Sound more casual when using the verb ‘ESTAR’ - the tip of the day.
After watching the class, tell me where you are!
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@PlainPortuguese
3 жыл бұрын
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4 жыл бұрын
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2 жыл бұрын
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@PlainPortuguese
3 жыл бұрын
Olá! "Cadê" significa "onde está / estão". Por exemplo, ao invés de dizer "Onde está o meu celular?" posso usar "Cadê meu celular?" "Cadê você?" ("Onde você está?") "Cadê as crianças?" ("Onde as crianças estão?) 😉
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4 жыл бұрын
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I have problems understanding spoken Portuguese. I can’t make out what people are saying. I’ve been studying for 6 years now and I’ve visited Brasil 17 times. I have been practicing every day with my girlfriend for 3 years. She only speaks Portuguese. I can only understand an occasional word and some very basic phrases we use every day. I watch movies and videos and I have classes every week. I use apps like Duolingo and Italki. I usually learn very quickly. When I ask questions online some people recognize me and become angry because they either don’t believe me or assume that I don’t study. What can I do to learn without translating everything into English in my head or with a translator? I can spell Portuguese words very well because I recognize them after seeing them once or twice. Verbs are very difficult. We never learned grammar terminology in school for some reason. So when I read about verbs and Portuguese words books use grammar terminology that I don’t understand. I had never heard of the verb “to be” or “prepositions” and “articles”. Thanks
@PlainPortuguese
3 жыл бұрын
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@patfromamboy
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks! I’ve already been watching KZread videos and movies on Netflix for several years now and I practice every day with my girlfriend who only speaks Portuguese. When I say I can’t understand what people say I mean that I can’t repeat it because I can’t make out what they are saying. I have to translate almost everything into English to understand what words mean. Even words that I know have to be translated in my head because they don’t create images or ideas in my head like English words do. It’s been very frustrating. I have classes every week and I try doing several other things like apps and books. Thanks
@claires2096
3 жыл бұрын
Try breaking the Portuguese into words in portuguese and just practice those instead of translating. First learn how to say them before you look them up. Then when you know some without a definition try to plug in a meaning in English. I have been studying Portuguese for 3 years now and I only just started fully understanding when people speak to me and it is still not 100%. Sometimes I just catch words. But don’t give up! Try all new methods and maybe one can work for you. I watch things in Portuguese and use Portuguese subtitles so I have to try to figure it out. It also helps if you choose programs that are very simple and everyday conversations. I just started the show “Modern Family” on Netflix and it’s helped me a lot with basic conversations. Some things are lost on me, but I don’t let it get me down. Learning a new language is such an accomplishment on its own, it’s okay to not be perfect. I believe in you!
Hello
@PlainPortuguese
3 жыл бұрын
Olá!
Oi Beatrice! Are there any textbooks you'd recommend for beginners? I would really like to have a printed text to supplement my online learning. Thank you for providing this content, I love your videos!
@PlainPortuguese
Жыл бұрын
Olá, Chrissy! Tudo bem? 😊 You will find a few good options in the link below. kzread.info/dash/bejne/in-t2JSOgbq4d5c.html
Hi, why do some adjectives need 'com' in front of them and some don't? For example, 'Eu estou com fome' vs 'eu estou cansada'?
@PlainPortuguese
3 жыл бұрын
Hi! Interesting question! You should use 'com' before a noun, for example, 'Eu estou com fome (with hunger)'; 'Eu estou com medo (with fear)'; 'Eu estou com dor (in pain)'. And nothing before an adjective, 'Eu estou feliz'; 'Eu estou cansada' Obs. 'Frio' can be both a noun and an adjective (when qualifying a masculine noun); therefore, you will see the following occurences, 'Eu estou com frio (I am feeling cold)' - noun; 'Hoje está frio (Today is cold)' - adjective. 😉
@Perionian
3 жыл бұрын
Ohh, that makes sense now! Obrigado :)
@PlainPortuguese
3 жыл бұрын
@@Perionian :)
@jcabralart
Жыл бұрын
"Eu estou com fome" ou: Estou faminto. Em português brasileiro usa-se muito o sujeito oculto.
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Can I say "onde esta de voce"? and would it be ok to say "to na igreja"
@PlainPortuguese
2 жыл бұрын
- Onde você está? or - Onde você tá? or Cadê você? - Tô na igreja. 😊
If you are talking about a group of two or more people and you don’t know the gender, or the gender is mixed, do you always refer to them as “eles”? Do you you always use the masculine noun when the gender is unknown or to refer to something in general? I hope that question makes sense
@PlainPortuguese
2 жыл бұрын
That's right! The same goes for most nouns. For example 'os alunos' (it could be a group of boys, a mixed group, or a group of 99 girls and 1 boy) 'Os clientes', 'os candidatos', 'os professores',...
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2 жыл бұрын
@@PlainPortuguese Muito obrigado, Bea! I have been binge watching these episodes to get caught up. Thanks again for offering all your knowledge for free. I greatly appreciate it! ♥️
I thought “ no” was pronounced like “ new” but the host is saying it the English way “no”
@PlainPortuguese
9 ай бұрын
Olá! Whenever 'o' is in an unstressed syllable, it can be pronounced as 'o' (no) or reduced to 'u' (new). It is more a matter of how fast one speaks.
@KingBuddha84
9 ай бұрын
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@PlainPortuguese
4 жыл бұрын
Obrigada Mary!!!