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Indefinite Articles in Portuguese Grammar

In today’s video we’re going to introduce you to indefinite articles in Portuguese. Watch and learn how to say “a”...
  • Já discutimos como dizer 'the', So we’ve already discussed how to say ‘the’,
  • que é quando vocês se referem a algo que já está definido. which is when you’re referring to something that is already defined.
  • Algo que todos já sabem do que estão a falar, Something that everybody already knows what you're talking about,
  • como "o homem", "a mesa". like ‘the man’, ‘the table’.
  • E se precisarem de falar de forma mais geral e dizer 'a', What if you need to speak more generally and say ‘a’,
  • como 'um menino', 'um homem', 'uma mesa'? like ‘a boy’, ‘a man’, ‘a table’?
  • É aí que entram os artigos indefinidos, que vamos cobrir agora. That’s where indefinite articles come in, which we’re going to cover now.
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uma masc. umaa fem. umassome fem. unssome masc.
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