O que você faz? What do you do? Quantos anos você tem? How old are you? Você tem irmãos? Do you have any brothers or sisters? Você tem filhos? Do you have children? / Do you have kids? Você tem namorado(a)? Do you have a boyfriend/girlfriend? Você é casado(a)? Are you married? Você é comprometido? / Você tem alguém? Are you involved (with anyone)?

Não aceita(m) (um cafezinho) antes de ir(em)? Wouldn’t you like (some coffee) before you go? Vou pegar suas coisas Let me get your things. Que bom que você(s) veio/vieram! Thanks for coming by! Adorei que você(s) veio/vieram! I’m so glad you could come! Venha(m)-me visitar quando você(s) quiser(em). Please feel free to stop by any time. Vê se não some(m). Don’t be a stranger.

Até logo / Até mais. See you / See you later / Until next time / Until we meet again! Até já! See you anon! / See you in a minute/ See you soon! Até amanhã. See you tomorrow / Until tomorrow Tchau. Goodbye / Bye bye… Foi um prazer / Gostei de vê-lo. Pleased to meet/see you. Boa noite (como despedida) Good night….

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I’d like to invite you to the party. Eu gostaria de te convidar para a festa. Would you like to come with us? Você gostaria de vir conosco? Why don’t you come with us? Por que você não vem conosco? What time? A que horas? Sounds good! Parece legal! OK, I’ll be there! OK, eu estarei lá! What should I wear? O que eu deveria vestir?

Where can I exchange some money? Can you cash a check for me? What’s the exchange rate today? Can I help you? Good morning. Can I help you? Thank you, I am just looking. How much is that wallet? I’d like to see a cellphone… How much is that one? It’s expensive!

1. Two brothers are bored.
2. They play catch with each other.
3. The older brother throws the ball.
4. He catches it. He throws it back.
5. The ball hits the window.
6. The window breaks.
7. Their mom hears the loud sound.
8. She gets angry with them.
9. She takes the ball away.

1. What’s the weather like?
2. I don’t know. I just woke up.
3. Why don’t you look outside?
4. Okay. It looks like rain.
5. Why do you say that?
6. The sky is gray.
7. Is it raining right now?
8. Not yet.
9. How do you know?
10. The street isn’t wet.
11. I have to go shopping today.
12. You’d better take an umbrella.

1. Hey Joseph. Do you want to play?
2. Sure. What do you want to play?
3. How about Hide and Seek?
4. How do you play that?
5. I’ll close my eyes and count to 10.
6. What do I do?
7. You hide. Then I’ll go look for you.
8. That sounds like fun.