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Convidados da Festa

Party Guests

Convidados da Festa

Party Guests

Isabel goes to a party where she doesn’t know anyone, so Eduardo tells her about each of the guests.

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  • 00:00:02Isabel: Olá, Eduardo! Isabel: Hello, Eduardo!
  • 00:00:05Eduardo: Olá! Eduardo: Hello!
  • 00:00:06Obrigado por teres vindo. Thanks for coming.
  • 00:00:08Isabel: De nada. Isabel: You're welcome.
  • 00:00:09Estou feliz por estar aqui. I'm happy to be here.
  • 00:00:10Mas… não conheço ninguém! But... I don't know anyone!
  • 00:00:13Eduardo: Está tudo bem. Eduardo: It's okay.
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alithere far away, but in sight americanoAmerican masc. os amigosfriends aquelathat sing.,fem.,far from both aquelasthose pl.,fem.,far from both aquelethat masc., sing., far from both aquelesthose pl.,masc.,far from both Casadosmarried Colega de trabalhoCo-worker conhecerto know be acquainted with, get to know, meet, experience here general esquecerto forget a famíliafamily filhoschildren, kids, offspring, sons irmãosbrothers, siblings masc. and fem. IrmãsSisters already, yet, right now, ever morarto live, to reside namorarto date portuguesaPortuguese fem. portuguêsPortuguese masc. PrimasCousins (fem.) QuemWho, whom RaparigasGirls RapazesBoys, guys TalvezMaybe tambémalso, too, as well
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os doisboth, the two of them De onde é que eles são?Where are they from? Obrigado por teres vindoThanks for coming (male speaker) Estou feliz por estar aquiI'm happy to be here Há muitos anosFor many years, Many years ago DesculpaSorry, excuse me inf.
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Comments

    • Olá 🙂 Adding the definite article “as” has a subtle effect in the meaning. With “não são tuas amigas”, you’re just asking “Aren’t you friends?”. With “não são as tuas amigas”, it’s almost as if you were asking “Aren’t these your friends?”, as opposed to other people. In the first case, the likely answer is “Yes, we’re friends” or “No, we’re not friends”. In the second case, the answer might very well be “No, my friends are those other two girls”, for example.

    • If you click the 1x button in the upper right a few times until it’s at 0.8x or 0.9x, that should do the trick! 🙂 You can also use the back 10 seconds button with the arrow to the right of the player if you want to repeat what you just heard.

  • I wish you hadn’t said that. I was like, “Finally! I understood almost all of a level A2 the first time through!” Haha

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