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Vestido a Rigor

Dressed Up

Vestido a Rigor

Dressed Up

Zé video-calls his friend Sara to ask for help choosing an outfit for an upcoming wedding.

Language focus: Pronunciation of s, z, ç, and ch

 

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  • 00:00:00PracticePortuguese.com
  • 00:00:04Zé: Sara, já estou na Zara. Agora preciso mesmo da tua ajuda para escolher as roupas para o casamento. Zé: Sara, I'm at Zara now. Now I really need your help choosing clothes for the wedding.
  • 00:00:12Sara: Sim, Zé, eu sei que tu queres impressionar o padrinho do noivo… Sara: Yes, Zé, I know you want to impress the groom's best man...
  • 00:00:16Zé: Eu não disse isso... Zé: I didn't say that...
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o azarbad luck, misfortune os botõesbuttons as calçaspants trousers o casacocoat, jacket o casamentowedding, marriage chamarto call chamar-seto be called cintadobelted conhecerto know be acquainted with, get to know, meet, experience o cortecut noun a estruturastructure, frame o fatosuit, costume a forma (open O) shape, form, way impressionarto impress justotight, fair o noivofiancé, groom o padrinho (do noivo) the best man of the groom provocarto provoke, tease, cause realçarto highlight, enhance, emphasize retostraight
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Até jáSee you very soon De preferênciaPreferably vestido a rigordressed up, dressed to the nines
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  • At thee end rui says “ seria azar irmos iguais”
    Would “ seria azar se formos iquais” also work?

    • No, in this context, the subjunctive would sound more natural in the imperfect, since it’s a better match for the conditional at the start (‘seria’): “seria azar se fôssemos iguais”.

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