Learn Brazilian Portuguese Language Phrases - Question Words

[bramsta]

Wow can't believe they put music this loud under a pronounciation video

Plus they used Windows Movie Maker to make this vid.

Amateurs

[ah031204]

Please remove music.

[sulochanasaranga]

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[AndyMjLmp]

eu e irma

[Sindelita]

Como = How

What? = O que? or Que?

Fuck you = vai se foder

[manny2fun]

video volume to low cant hear shyt

[RgSchmitt]

From who in other ways:

"de quem corno, foda-se?"

[xcararrox]

hehehe portugues é foda aprende ai gringarada

[1crackerjack]

Love it, except the SHIT music makes it harder to hear the pronunciation. Thanks!

[CHRISTIANSTH]

take off the music!!!!!! jajajajaja

[biglak]

mumma mia is all i need when i see the ladies :)

[ThirdTimeChangedKBA]

Which is the right way of saying "what" as in "What is the matter?"

[Fokaaah777]

tu que fez esse vídeo, tu é ''estrangeiro'', digamos que queria saber se tua língua natal é a portuguesa ou uma assemelhada.. (?)

You that made this video, are you foreigner, I'm talking about if your original language is portuguese or something like it (?)

[live5carlito]

If it were not for the music I would be able to pick up the pot holes in the Brazilian Portuguese that sounds slightly different than the language spoken in Portugal. Other than that good video.

[xrojitax]

COMO = HOW

QUE = WHAT

[xrojitax]

COMO doesn't mean what!

[cmacmuiris]

don't leave us hanging.....how do you say what?

[RooTF]

it dependes on the context...

they could be, qual (plural "quais") , o que, que.

[brucegisele]

it' depends on the situation, even in spanish!

[tmlc1994]

O quê?

Means what!

[Lexillionair1994]

no, but its the polite way of saying what. its like saying, "come again".

[anadesajustada]

for the Americans and British learn the brasilian portuguese is easier because Brazil received many british emigrants and we adopted a few words in English, for example (restaurant, elegant,diesel oil) in Portugal means (casa de pasto,gira ,gasólio) in Brazil is just put one "e" (restaurante,elegante,óleo diesel)

[TotallyNOTMelGibson]

@anadesajustada Noooo wayyyy. There are more verb changes in Portuguese than almost any other language. In English, there is a much simpler system in place. There are also many words in BP (passagem, depressa, etc) that look like English words but have different meaning!

[vacildis]

alejandro, em minha escola tem aula de español, e é muito fácil aprender!

[arranhador]

teach us some dirty words, hehe

[dudusantamaria]

cool.. =)

[cidermansixtynine]

These videos would be A1 if there wasnt any music or it was a little quieter. Its difficult to here all thats being said

[okeomachilaka1]

this really helps me because i need to learn some brazilian portuguese for my literacy fair! thank you so much

[alejandro1162]

me gusta ver esstos videos porque el portugues es muy parecido al mi idioma pero cuesta un poco hablarlo

[Chaparra05]

i know from one two ten um,dois,tres,quatro,cinco.seis­,sete,oito.neve,deis

[hldaniel123]

hi, it almost, it's :

um, dois, tres, quatro, cinco, seis, sete, oito, NOVE, DEZ

[totalsportsgirl]

opps. i MEAN, como?

[totalsportsgirl]

huh?

[kat12923]

Bem esta língua portuguesa é apenas duro eu posso e t kearn de tudo isto! ! ! Eu desejo que eu poderia muito embora eu falo a língua portuguesa é ver y duro e leva anos de prática ou ddepends sobre como rapidamente você aprende

[davidhdez7]

voce entende espanhol, muito parecido, estoy aprendiendo portugues, me gusta mucho

[HaoRhe]

I should study this language its very close to my native language. but nooo I gotta be difficult and learn Japanese

[philipthe1st]

muito bem meu irmao.