Onde fica o free shop? Where is the duty-free shop? Onde posso trocar dinheiro? Where can I change some money? Onde posso pegar o ônibus para o hotel? Where can I get the bus to the hotel? Onde eu pego um taxi? Where can I get a taxi/cab?
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feeling better!
Estou saindo de um resfriado. I’m just getting over a cold. Você está se sentindo melhor? Are you feeling better? Você está com uma cara melhor. You look better. Que bom que você está se sentindo melhor. I’m glad you’re feeling better.
health!
Sinto-me tonto/enjoado. I feel dizzy. Estou com dor de cabeça. My head is aching.Estou com dor de garganta. My throat is aching. Eu não consigo/Ele não consegue dormir. I/he can’t sleep. Eu não estou bem. I don’t feel well.
your passport…
Could I see your passport, please? Posso ver o seu passaporte, por favor? Have you anything to declare? Tem algo a declarar? What is the purpose of your travel/visit? Qual é o motivo de sua viagem/visita? Where are you going? Pra onde você vai? Where are you staying? Onde vai se hospedar?
Go ahead….
It’s easy to get there. É fácil chegar lá. How do I get there? Como chego lá? Look for the signs that say… Procure as placas indicando… Go straight… / Go straight ahead. Vá em frente. Keep going for about (2) blocks… Continue por (2) quarteirões, quadras…
Do you know him?
Você conhece ele? Do you know him? Eu quero lhe apresentar ao… I’d like you to meet… Já ouvi falar muito de você. I’ve heard a lot about you. Coisas boas, eu espero. All good, I hope. At last! We meet! Finalmente estou conhecendo você. Gostei de conhecê-lo. (It was) nice meeting you.
Study with us!
Right over there = Logo ali. See you there = Até lá. Shoot the works = Manda brasa. Talk is cheap = Falar é fácil. Thank God = Graças a Deus. It is up to you = Você que sabe. You know best = Você é quem sabe. Take your time = Não se apresse.
Greeting!
He is my friend. Ele é meu amigo. Is he my friend? Ele é meu amigo? Yes, he is. Sim ele é. No, he is not. Não ele não é. She is a secretary. Ela é uma secretária. Is she a secretary? Ela é uma secretária? Yes, she is. Sim ela é. No, she is not. Não ela não é.
learn more!
Be quiet – cale-se. Be relaxed – Fica frio. Be thankful – Devia agradecer! Call if you need us – Se precisar é so ligar… Call me back? – Liga de volta? Calm down – Calma ai. Can I ask a question? – Posso fazer uma pergunta? A ride, please? Uma carona, por favor?
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places
- Library – Biblioteca.
- Gas station – Posto de gasolina.
- Police station – Delegacia de polícia.
- Parking lot – Estacionamento.
- Train station –Estação de trem.
- Airport – Aeroporto.
- Drugstore – Farmácia.
- Laundromat ‐ Lavanderia.
- Museum – Museu.
- Bookstore – Livraria.
days of the week
- Monday = Segunda.
- Tuesday = Terça.
- Wednesday = Quarta.
- Thursday = Quinta.
- Friday = Sexta.
- Saturday = Sábado.
- Sunday = Domingo.
- Weekend = Fim de semana.
at the airport
- Boarding pass. Ticket de embarque.
- Carry on bag. Bagagem de mão.
- Suitcase / bag. Mala.
- Domestic flight. Voo doméstico.
- International flight. Voo internacional.
- Departure / Departing. Partida.
- Arrival / Arriving. Chegada
- Boarding area. Área de embarque.
- Airline company. Companhia aérea
questions
- How old are you?
- I’m thirteen years old.
- Where are you from?
- I’m from Houston Texas.
- Where were you born?
- I was born in Houston, Texas.
- What do you do?
- I’m still student.
- What time do you study?
- I study in the morning.
was / were
- I was at work this morning
- You were my best teacher.
- He was my first doctor.
- She was my best friend..
- He was here yesterday
- She was born in Brazil
- It was very good the party.
- It was too late to go home.
- We were good friends
- They were good boys
- They were at home alone.
English tags
- Obrigado: Thank you.
- De nada: You are welcome.
- Desculpe: Excuse me.
- Sinto muito: I’m sorry.
- Não importa: It doesn’t matter.
- Por favor: Please.
- Isso parece ótimo: That sounds great.
- Claro que sim: Yes, of course.
- Não falo inglês: I don’t speak English.
- Eu falo português: I speak Portuguese.
- Estou perdido: I’m lost.
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Hot Dogs
- He opens the refrigerator.
- He looks inside the refrigerator.
- He is hungry.
- He wants something to eat.
- He sees a package.
- It is a package of hot dogs.
- Six hot dogs are in the package.
- He takes two hot dogs out.
- He closes the refrigerator.
- He puts them on a plate.
Present Continuous
- I am studying every day.
- I am going home now.
- You are playing tennis.
- He is arriving at work.
- She is walking to school.
- It is eating a good meal.
- We are visiting grandma.
- You are smiling a lot.
- They are trying to talk to her.
- They are opening the door.
some clothes
- Where are my clothes?
- I like this shirt.
- It’s too small for me. size?
- These pants are too big for me.
- They are too short for you.
- This shirt doesn’t fit me.
- It’s a little tight.
- That coat really suits you.
- But it doesn’t suit me.
- Take off your clothes.
