Learn Portuguese - Video 1 - Having Breakfast

This podcast aims at teaching Brazilian Portuguese.

This video is composed of 3 parts:

1. Scenes
Through images and dialogues, we present vocabulary and expressions related to the topic.

2. Comments
Explanations about the scenes with some more expressions.

3. Extra Vocabulary
Picture dictionary to enrich your vocabulary.


Video #1 - Having Breakfast

In this episode, we are going to learn some vocabulary and expressions related to breakfast.

Roberto and Cristina have just woken up and are now in the kitchen talking about breakfast. Let's see what they are saying.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Learn Portuguese
• BrazilianPodClass
• Podcast
• Education
• Learn
• Brazil
• Portuguese
• Speak

[FATbaronE]

Hi! this is how you speak portugese. You don't need a translation in english. Just learn how to say the words. Bullshit!

[Heartpunky]

@thotkrime what? maybe because this portuguese is from brazil and not Portugal... erm i hate this shit, if they want people to learn portuguese, show them from where it came from

[andrekrepsky]

@Heartpunky, I hate this crap too! It sounds like a bunch of amateur actors trying to help people to learn that crap language. They are actualy discouraging learners who incidentally drop in here.

[andrekrepsky]

This pronunciation is so fake... You guys are cramming Portuguese learners' minds with misleading pronunciation. Shame!!!

[rafaelliborio]

Hi I'm Brazilian,and I'm gonna try to explain about the difference of "de" [jee] and de [de].

Normally when "de" is in the beginning of a sentence as " De nada", you pronounce [jee nada]. Also with the word DJ. In Brazil, we say like [jee jey].

As Brazil is very big, the pronounciation it's also going to depend on the accent.

For example, the word "leite", I say like [leitch] as I'm from São Paulo city, but people from the South can say it like [leiti]. Good question by the way

[Yempis]

The Girl at 2:04 is so hot!

[LeoPlay123]

@thotkrime man, it actually depends in the word, like, just "de" you pronounce "jee", but when you have "de" in a word like "depende" (depend), you pronounce like in Spanish, but basically it's just a way to speak that came with the time :D

[LeoPlay123]

@kianfa

ovos mexidos: scrambled eggs

ovos estrelados: fried eggs, but you just put salt in the yolk

[kianfa]

what is the diference between ovos estelados Vs ovos mexidos?

[thotkrime]

Why is "Da" pronounced "Da", but "De" is pronounced "Jee"?

[TheCHRM2]

Eu quero por a linguiça na panela da cristina enquanto os ovos ficam mexendo ai

cristina fica só falando Hum.