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Portugal Campeão (Part 2)

In this second half of “Portugal Campeão“, we continue to celebrate Portugal’s futebol victory!

Just like the last few episodes, we discuss vocabulary and grammar useful in every day life, even if (like us) you don’t follow sports! Make sure to listen until the end where Rui gets a little bit hyper… and musical! (Too much galão, perhaps?)

(00:55 Slow reading, 07:31 Discussion, 26:38 Fast reading, 31:02 Outro)

  • 00:00:00Intro
  • 00:00:55Last few lines from Part 1
  • 00:01:23Section 1
  • 00:02:21Section 2
  • 00:04:09Section 3
  • 00:05:21Section 4
  • 00:06:15Section 5
  • 00:07:29Leading into discussion
  • 00:07:51Section 1
  • 00:11:27Section 2
  • 00:14:53Section 3
  • 00:18:58Section 4
  • 00:23:05Section 5
  • 00:26:37Beginning of fast reading
  • 00:31:02Outro

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  • 00:00:07Joel: Boa tarde, Rui!
    Rui: Boa tarde, Joel!
  • 00:00:10Joel: 'ta tudo bem?
    ~~Rui: 'ta tudo bem!
  • 00:00:12Joel: Today, we're going to record the second half of the futebol episode, "Portugal Campeão!".
  • 00:00:18Rui: (chanting) Portugaaaaal, Portugaaaaal...
    ~~Joel: Ok… já acabou.
  • 00:00:23Rui: We decided to record the second part...
    ~~Joel: Some of the excitement has died down
  • 00:00:29in the city, but that doesn't mean that we can't keep learning!
  • 00:00:31Rui: And that doesn't mean that we aren't still excited!
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acarinhadoloved, cherished, nurtured as bandeirasflags As buzinasthe horns os cachecóisscarves Desolados(as) heartbroken, dismayed, saddened Esgotadoout of stock objects / out of energy people Frescofresh food / not tired people / cool temperature A loucurathe madness Lutadorfighter O orgulhopride (n.) / proud (adj) Sonhadordreamer
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Bem altovery loud Mal o jogo terminouAs soon as the game ended… A mudança de campofield change Todo o ladoeverywhere As qualidades enunciadasaforementioned qualities Os chamadosthe so-called Dar por terminadoTo wrap up, conclude, bring to an end Toda a genteEverybody
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Comments

  • Thanks Rui and Joel, muito obrigada! I enjoy listening to your podcast, it is a great exercice while I am working away with my crafts activities!

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