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Tiago Aprende a Vestir-Se

Tiago Learns to Dress Himself

Hugo helps his son Tiago get dressed up in style for a family outing.

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  • 00:00:01Hugo: Tiago, tens de vestir a
  • 00:00:03tua roupa interior primeiro.
  • 00:00:05Hoje queres usar cuecas ou boxers?
  • 00:00:09Tiago: Quero usar boxers.
  • 00:00:11Hugo: Então toma.
  • 00:00:13Agora veste os calções.
  • 00:00:15Tiago: Eu não quero vestir os calções.
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agoranow aquihere specific BonitoBeautiful, handsome, pretty, cute, nice BoxersBoxers as calçaspants trousers os calçõesshorts a camisashirt a camisolasweater, jersey, jumper a carteirawallet o cintobelt As cuecasunderpants / boxers EntãoSo, Then FilhoSon, child a gravatatie hojetoday as meiassocks OlhaLook, Hey pressarush primeirofirst ProntoReady, Okay, All right, That's it o relógiowatch, clock Roupa interiorUnderwear os sapatosshoes UsarTo wear, to use vestirto dress, wear, put on os óculosglasses
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Vamos!Let's go! Muito bemVery well, All right, Well done TomaTake sing.,inf.,imp., Here you go
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Aprender uma Nova Língua
O Delicioso Pastel de Nata
Passeio De Domingo
O Diário da Beatriz
Gostos Semelhantes
Um Passeio Estragado
À Procura de um Apartamento
Queres Vir Cá Jantar?
Uma Série de Perguntas
Dois Pais à Conversa

Comments

    • Haha, you’re half correct. Rui plays Tiago, but Hugo is our friend and collaborator, Joseph without any voice alteration.

      • Wow! I was sure you were playing Hugo, Joel!!
        I agree with walshbuild.. These dialogues are really great for consolidating what has been presented in the learning units.
        It’s a great program, guys!

  • The child’s voice is extremely cute haha! Thanks for the incredible lesson! You consolidate all the lessons beautifully!!

  • Hi, just get the hang of when to use formal or informal verb tenses. Why does the father Hugo, address his young son Tiago, using the formal conjugation of the verb?

    • Hi there! This is tricky because those verbs are actually in the imperative mood, which is a different conjugation used for commands. So you are actually seeing the informal imperative conjugation when he is giving an instruction to Tiago such as “Take it” or “Put it on”. This topic won’t come up until later in this unit: The Imperative, but it was hard to avoid in a dialogue like this! So now you have a little preview. 🙂

  • Thanks for your reply Molly, that explains it, sort of! No worries, grammar is never easy, makes you wonder what type of sadist invented it

  • Congrats on an amazing website. I’m really enjoying using it. One suggestion / request: for the vocabulary sections of the shorties (which is all I’ve used so far), it would be great if the gender of the nouns was shown. Thank you again for making this wonderful resource.

    • Olá, Steffen. The “R” is dropped when you add a clitic pronoun – it’s just how the language has evolved.

  • I first watched with the video, which was a nice change but kind of felt like cheating as i breezed through the quiz👍😁 I didn’t notice the link for the shorties (audio only) until the end. Oh well. Great job!

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