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O Céu Noturno

The Night Sky

After a long day stuck indoors, Sofia and Lucas try their best to enjoy a night outside on their balcony.

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  • 00:00:03Sofia: Estive dentro de casa o dia todo!
  • 00:00:07Quero ir lá para fora.
  • 00:00:09Lucas: Mas já é de noite!
  • 00:00:11O que é que vamos fazer lá fora?
  • 00:00:13Sofia: Podemos olhar para as estrelas.
  • 00:00:15Talvez vejamos algumas constelações.
  • 00:00:18Lucas: Não temos quintal.
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aindastill, yet, even AquiloThat far from both O arAir, demeanor o armáriocloset o aviãoairplane BocadoBit, piece, bite cadenteshooting, falling adj. O cobertorblanket ConstelaçõesConstellations dentroinside, within EstrelasStars foraoutside, out, abroad frescofresh friocold already, yet, right now, ever luamoon there, over there far away, out of sight MarteMars NubladoCloudy olharto look olhoseyes os pirilamposfireflies O quintalThe backyard, back garden respirarto breathe Se calharPerhaps, Maybe sentarto sit TalvezMaybe o telescópiotelescope Tintored a varandabalcony
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Nem euMe neither Pois éThat's right, So it is 'ta bemOkay, All right (Shortened version of "está bem") Tens razãoYou sing.,inf. are right, Literal - "You have reason" Tens a certeza?Are yousing.,inf. sure? Literal: Do you have certainty? ProntoReady, Okay, All right, That's it Vamos láCome on, Let's go
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Comments

  • Great shortie. I’ve not come across se calhar (maybe). I have always used talvez. Are se calhar and talvez interchangeable?

  • Li que quando usares “talvez,” tens de usar o conjuntivo, mas quando usares “se calhar,” usas o indicativo. Tá certo?

    • Regra geral, sim – os verbos que vêm imediatamente a seguir à palavra ‘talvez’ estão no conjuntivo, enquanto os verbos que se seguem à expressão “se calhar” estão no indicativo. Mas as frases podem estar construídas de modo a contornar este padrão. Por exemplo:
      – “A minha expressão ou, talvez, as minhas palavras intimidaram-no”. (My expression or maybe my words intimidated him) -> Aqui, “talvez” e “intimidaram-no” estão na mesma frase (sentence), mas pertencem a orações (clauses) diferentes, por isso “talvez” não tem efeito sobre o verbo.

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