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Rui & Joel React to Seeing Themselves on TV (SIC Mulher)

Earlier this year, we appeared on SIC Mulher’s “What’s Up TV” to discuss running online entrepreneurship. We also gave an overview of Practice Portuguese’s learning resources, and how they help Portuguese learners around the world.

Just like everyone else, we had to wait for it to air before seeing the final result. To let you relive this moment with us, we decided to film our live reaction.

We were VERY nervous to watch this, because it had been filmed “live to tape”. Joel remembered stuttering several times, so he was terrified to discover whether these these awkward moments actually made it to air, or if they had been edited out. 🤞

“Obrigado” to SIC Mulher for giving us this opportunity. It was an unforgettable experience!

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    • 00:00:00Joel: Lights, camera, action!
    • 00:00:02Olá, bem-vindos!
    • 00:00:03Rui: Bem-vindos! Hoje é um dia muito especial.
    • 00:00:06Porque é o dia em que vamos ver a nossa entrevista na SIC Mulher
    • 00:00:10para o programa "What's UP TV" e estamos...
    • 00:00:14J: Vamos estar na televisão!
    • 00:00:16R: Celebridades!
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    AliviadoRelieved AtualidadeCurrent situation, present time bocadinholittle bit diminutive as celebridadescelebrities o convidadoguest masc. o créditocredit a curiosidadecuriosity o cursocourse DiretoDirect, live ensinarTo teach A entrevistainterview EstrangeiroForeigner ExigenteDemanding, strict, picky FalhasFaults FamaFame GaguejarTo stutter, stammer GravadoRecorded InterativoInteractive NecessidadeNecessity, need o negóciothe business nervosonervous(masc.) a plataformaplatform as redes sociaissocial networks, social media repararto notice, realize, observe, repair
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    Ir por água abaixoTo go down the drain, to bite the dust, to be ruined Ter saudadesTo miss someone or something Do zeroFrom scratch, from the ground up, from zero Lado a ladoSide by side
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    Comments

    • I love your side, special that you seek connections between the languages to make the learning easier for foreign speakers
      but what is a pity:
      My english is not as good, so i have to do a lot of translations portuguese – german
      And what i notice a lot of times is that if we have a german word that are very near to the portugueseeven when the english word isn’t.
      For example here from this text
      gravado – we have a german verb “gravieren” what means litterally to put signs or letters/numbers on metall or stone but we use it, too, when an information or experience is “eingraviert” in the brain for ever. This is very close to the portuguese meaning i think.
      This is only one of lots of examples. And often oldfashioned words in the german language are so close to portuguese but nobody wrote it down …
      like advogado(-a) – the “modern” word is Rechtsanwalt but an oldfashioned word is “Advocat”

    • Living as a foreigner in Japan and having appeared in a video speaking Japanese as well, I understand where Joel comes from.
      But the comment of everyone Japanese person was that my Japanese was very good even though I could only focus on the flaws..
      As someone learning Portuguese, hearing Joel speaking with such a fluency is completely « goals » for me!
      It s remarkable, thank you both guys for the amazing content always!

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