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Traveling in Portugal: Arrivals & Departures

We’re back with another video from our European Portuguese for Beginners  series. This time, we’re continuing the discussion about travel and transportation vocabulary. We’ll focus on common Portuguese words you may hear during arrivals and departures, whether you’re on the metro, comboio, or autocarro. Stay tuned until the end for a short demo lesson, featuring activities from the Practice Portuguese learning platform, plus a quick tip from Rui about how to avoid getting stuck in the “tourist bubble”!

 

Chapters:
0:00 – 3:03 European Portuguese Travel Vocabulary
3:04 – 4:23 Review
4:24 – 5:50 Don’t Get Stuck in the ‘Tourist Bubble’!

 

Members: Don’t forget you can add words/phrases from the Vocabulary and Expressions tabs to your Smart Review! And access more travel-related content here: A Tour of PortugalTravel and Transport Take a Trip Hotel Driving Asking for Directions Airplane Places 1 Places 2 Shorties, Podcasts, & Videos ft. Travel and Transport

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    • 00:00:07Vamos falar de chegadas e partidas. Então, estações, partir, chegar...
    • 00:00:12Como se diz "uma paragem", como uma paragem de autocarro?
    • 00:00:15R: Paragem. Então, quando estão à espera do autocarro, estão numa 'paragem do autocarro',
    • 00:00:28e se quiserem perguntar se a próxima paragem é a última, vão perguntar...
    • 00:00:37J: Uma maneira fácil de lembrar isto é que o verbo 'parar' é 'parar', então vocês têm 'paragem'.
    • 00:00:43E se estiverem a falar de uma estação, como uma estação de comboios?
    • 00:00:47R: Estação.
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    a chegadaarrival estaçãostation a paragemstop e.g. bus stop a paragem do autocarrobus stop pararto stop a partidadeparture próximanext, near fem. o terminalterminal a últimathe latest, the last one
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    A próxima paragem é a últimaThe next stop is the last one A estação não é longe daquiThe station isn't far from here A partida é hoje às 15hThe departure is today at 15:00 3pm A chegada está agendada para amanhãThe arrival is scheduled for tomorrow
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    • From the way the guy pronounces English sounds as in “out” and “about” he must be Canadian. He is doing extremely well in Portuguese!

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