Hi everyone Paloma here. Welcome to Portuguese White Board lesson by PortuguesePod101.com |
Today, we're going to talk about Top Portuguese Verbs. |
First, let's see the vocabulary, but this time I'm gonna show you the verb and then the conjugated form for eu, "I." |
First one is comer |
Comer |
And, como. Eu como, I eat" |
Beber |
beber |
And, bebo. Eu bebo, "I drink" |
Beber and bebo means "drink" |
Ver |
Ver |
And, vejo. Eu vejo |
Ver means "see" and vejo,"I see" or "I watch." |
Next one is... |
ouvir |
ouvir |
And, ouço |
Eu ouço |
That means "listen" |
Next one is ir. |
Ir. |
And, vou |
Eu vou. |
That means "go." |
Next is... |
comprar |
comprar |
And, compro. Eu compro. |
That means "buy." |
Next one, |
jogar |
jogar |
And, jogo. Eu jogo. |
That means "play," pay attention to the pronunciation and intonation in Portuguese. |
Jogar and jogo. |
Ok? Jogo means "game" and jogo means "I play." |
Also pay attention that jogar means "to play a game," not to play an instrument, for example. |
Next, we have... |
faIar |
faIar |
And, falo. Eu falo. |
means "say," "speak," or "talk." |
Next is... |
ler |
ler |
And eu leio. Leio. |
Means "read." |
Next is, |
escrever |
escrever |
And escrevo. Eu escrevo. |
That means "to write." |
And last one is, |
fazer |
fazer |
And, faço. Eu faço. |
That means "to do" or "to make" in Portuguese. |
And last but not least, let's look at the vocabulary that we'll also learn today. |
música |
Means "music" |
água |
Means "water" |
And, |
uma maçã |
Means "an apple" |
The dialogue today is: |
O que você faz? |
Eu ouço música. |
O que você faz? |
"What do you do?" |
Eu ouço música. |
"I listen to music." |
O que você faz? |
Eu ouço música. |
You're talking about the present tense. |
Let's see a few more examples. |
O que você faz? |
Eu bebo água. |
Eu bebo água. |
"I drink water." |
O que você faz? |
Eu como uma maçã. |
"I eat an apple." |
Eu como uma maçã. |
Ok. The sentence pattern for today is very easy. |
That's: Eu, and then the [verb] (this verb is conjugated to eu, "I," in the present form in this case), and then the [object]. |
I [verb] [object]. |
For example, |
Eu bebo água. |
Eu como uma maçã. |
Eu ouço música. |
Now the culture insights. So we actually have two ways of saying "to drink" in Portuguese. |
The first one is the one that we learned today, beber. Beber. |
The other one is tomar. |
Tomar, "to take." |
tomar |
We also use tomar to say things like, eu tomo café da manhã, "I eat breakfast" in English, but in Portuguese, that's "I take breakfast," for example. |
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