Day – dia. Today – hoje. Tomorrow – amanhã. Yesterday – ontem. Tomorrow morning / afternoon / night – amanhã de manhã / à tarde / à noite. The day before yesterday – Anteontem. The day after tomorrow – depois de amanhã. All day/night long – o dia todo / a noite toda.

In the morning – de manhã. This morning – hoje de manhã. In the afternoon – à tarde. This afternoon – hoje à tarde / esta tarde. Night – noite. Tonight – esta noite/ hoje à noite. In the evening/at night – à noite. Late at night – tarde da noite.

O que você faz? What do you do? Qual a sua idade? How old are you? Você tem irmãos? Do you have any brothers or sisters? Você tem parentes aqui? Do you have relatives here? Você é casado(a)? Are you married?

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?

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.

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.

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?

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…

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.

1. I’m better than yesterday.
2. I’m so hungry.
3. I’m so blessed.
4. I’m not busy this time.
5. I’m not free at all.
6. I’m a little lazy today..
7. I’m busy this morning.
8. I’m angry with her.
9. I’m thirsty.
10. I’m upset today.

1. I don’t like this place.
2. I don’t like her at all.
3. I don’t speak Portuguese.
4. I don’t understand anything.
5. I don’t want eat that.
6. I don’t want to buy this week.
7. I don’t want to bother you.
8. I don’t need to go there.

1. It is Susy’s birthday.
2. She is six years old.
3. She looks at the birthday cake.
4. It has white icing.
5. There are six candles on top.
6. Her mom and dad sing together.
7. Her dad lights the candles.
8. She makes a wish.
9. She blows out the candles.
10. She claps her hands.

1. He gets on the roller coaster.
2. His mom sits next to him.
3. This is his first roller coaster ride.
4. The roller coaster starts up.
5. It goes up and down.
6. It goes around and around.
7. He looks at his mom.
8. His mom looks at him.
9. They both laugh.
10. The roller coaster is fun!

1. She picks up the book.
2. It is her favorite book.
3. It has a red cover.
4. It has 52 pages.
5. It has many pictures.
6. It has pictures of many animals.
7. She likes animals.
8. She has two cats.
9. They sleep all day long.
10. She shows them in the book.