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Vamos ao Cinema?

Shall We Go to the Cinema?

Improve your Portuguese by listening to native speakers! Use our videos and try the version with subtitles. In this episode, Rui wants to go to the movies, so he calls two friends. What will they decide?

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  • 00:00:00As conversas que se seguem são baseadas em factos verídicos, as personagens não são
  • 00:00:08ficção e o nível de português pode ser assustador. Este é o verdadeiro teste.
  • 00:00:21Miguel - Olá! | Rui - ‘Tás bom Miguel?
  • 00:00:25Miguel - Eu ‘tou e tu? | Rui - Também… olha ‘tou-te a ligar então por causa
  • 00:00:28do cinema. Queria saber se por ti pode ser à meia-noite.
  • 00:00:32Miguel - Sim pode ser, claro. | Rui - Pode? Eu só não tinha a certeza porque sei
  • 00:00:36que tu te gostas de deitar cedo. | Miguel - Sim, eu gosto de me deitar cedo, mas posso abrir
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comédiacomedy convidarto invite deitar-seto lie down, go to bed enganar-semake a mistake exceçãoexception ligarto call on the phone, connect, turn on meia-noitemidnight a mensagemmessage psicopataspsychopaths O raptoThe abduction realizadordirector reconhecerto recognize, acknowledge, accredit sessãosession, screening sugerirto suggest TreinarTo practice, to train.
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Bora!Let's go! abrir uma exceçãoto make an exception De restoOtherwise Em princípioIn principle, presumably Por altoFrom above É capazIt can Go on, Go ahead imperative combinarto combine, arrange, agree, settle, join
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Comments

  • As always, great episode! Thank yoo guys so much!
    Could anybody explain to me why Rui uses “ter de” here: Depois tens de nos dizer o que é que…

    I haven’t really understood yet when to use “ter que” vs. “ter de”.

    Thank you guys so much and greetings from Germany,

    Andy

    • Thank you, Andy! You know, someone asked the exact same question on our forum not so long ago. At the time, I wrote a slightly brainy explanation on the topic, which you can read here: Ter de vs. ter que . Let me know if it answers your question 🙂

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