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Fotografar Comida em Restaurantes / O Sono e o Álcool

Photographing Food in Restaurants / Sleep and Alcohol

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  • 00:00:03Rui: Olá! Bem-vindos todos aqueles que já começaram a aprender português, acham que dominam a Rui: Hello! Welcome all who have started to learn Portuguese, believe they['ve] master[ed] the
  • 00:00:09gramática, já compraram todos os livros e mais algum, mas, por alguma razão, grammar, have already bought all the books and then some, but, for some reason,
  • 00:00:15quando um português fala não entendem patavina… when[ever] a Portuguese speaks, they can’t understand “patavina”
  • 00:00:18Joel: Patavina? O que significa patavina? Joel: Patavina? What does "patavina" mean?
  • 00:00:20Rui: Exato… patavina significa nada. O meu nome é Rui Coimbra e, juntamente com o Joel Rendall, Rui: Exact[ly]… “patavina” means nothing. My name is Rui Coimbra, and, together with Joel Rendall,
  • 00:00:34apresento-vos o primeiro podcast para os que estão a aprender português, mas acabaram I present to you the first podcast for those who are learning Portuguese, but have just
  • 00:00:39de descobrir o obstáculo gigante que é a compreensão oral. found out how huge of an obstacle oral comprehension really is.
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adormecerto fall asleep arrefecerto cool down o bolsopocket o chico-espertoSmarty-pants, smart aleck, smart ass fornecerto provide fotografarto photograph incomodarto bother, inconvenience, disturb, trouble a insóniainsomnia montarto set up, to mount, to assemble, to ride patavinanothing, zilch perturbarto disturb proibirto prohibit a refeiçãomeal o álcoolalcohol
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Comments

  • Parabéns! This creative and entertaining podcast is great for everybody who wants to brush-up his/her comprehension and vocabulary of Portuguese. A hands-on and free resource for intermediate and advanced learners. Looking forward for more!

  • Gostar extremamente !!!! Muito parabéns Joel, Rui e all practiceportuguese.com !!!! The efforts you are giving for us it’s not only great work but also a big reflection of love for European Portuguese learner. Wish you peace and well health so that society can benefits. Again a big thank for all of you. (Y)

  • Hi all ! Unfortunately I cannot download the Pdf Script of the first podcast episode. Anyone helping me? thanks in advance !
    Adeus !

  • I am trying to learn European Portuguese with the intention of moving to Portugal because I love the place, the culture and the people. This resource is great for me because you speak clearly and reasonably slowly which allows me to pick out the words I already know and see how you use them in sentences. For me listening and comprehension is the hardest part and the podcasts are great for that. Thank you.

  • O segundo article foi algo complicado é assim bastante chato e confuso. O primeiro foi mais interessante e mais efectivo para mim. Talvez os com uma mentalidade mais científica prefeririam o segunfo, porem estou com acordo com Jodl.

  • Hi, I’m glad to have found a resource for learning European Portuguese as the market is dominated by Brazilian Portuguese learning material. Speaking of which, as Europeans perhaps the British spelling of the English language should be used instead of American English. Ergo it should be ‘Practise Portuguese’ and not ‘Practice Portuguese’. Just saying 🙂

    • You’ve got a point, and the spelling of “Practice/Practise” isn’t lost on us! We chose that spelling because many aren’t familiar with or use the practise vs. practice rule in North America. Aside from that, we originally decided for the site to be in Canadian English as a bit of a compromise between US and British English… plus, as a Canadian, I was certainly biased in making that decision 🙂 In the future, we hope to offer additional base languages, which could certainly include splitting into a couple different English options, (American and British). Thanks for your support!

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