Learn five words for different fruits
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| Hello everyone, this is Jade Furuta and welcome to another Portuguese weekly words. Today’s theme is… Fruits. Fruta |
| abacaxi “pineapple” abacaxi |
| Have you tried the churrasco Brazilian Barbeque. They also have as a dessert the barbequed pineapple. It’s so delicious! |
| Eu adoro churrasco de abacaxi. |
| I love pineapple churrasco. |
| I already feel hungry now. |
| damasco “apricot” |
| Eu nunca vi damasco no Brasil. |
| I have never seen apricots in Brazil. |
| Never actually. I see a lot of passion fruit, mangoes, pineapples, watermelon, melons, loads of tropical foods, but I have never seen an apricot before. |
| melancia “watermelon” |
| A mulher melancia é muito famosa no Brasil. A mulher melancia é muito famosa no Brasil. |
| The watermelon woman is very famous in Brazil. |
| melão “melon” melão |
| Melão doce no Japão é muito caro. |
| Sweet melon in Japan is very expensive. Yeah it’s true. |
| uva “grape“ |
| Suco de uva é mais gostoso do que vinho. Suco de uva é mais gostoso do que vinho. |
| Grape juice is more delicious than wine. |
| Acabou! The end, I hope I didn’t make you too hungry and you enjoyed our class today and see you next time! Tchau! |
| That’s actually very similar to my family name which is Furuta. When I was a kid in Brazil, the kids used to pick on me a lot because of my name. So they used to call me “Fruta” but guess what, now it’s all good and this thing, people think it’s cool. So…. |
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