Posso ver teu passaporte por favor? Can I see your passport please? Quer deixar uma mensagem? Can I take a message? Posso experimentar? Can I try it on? Podemos nos sentar aqui? Can we sit over there? Você veio com sua família? Did you come with your family? Você acha que é possível? Do you think it’s possible? Aqui está meu telefone. Here’s my number. Ele não está agora. He’s not in right now.
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Could you repeat, please?
Você poderia repetir, por favor? Could you repeat, please? Desculpe, eu não entendi. Sorry, I didn’t understand. Não consigo te entender. I can’t understand you. Você poderia falar mais lentamente? Could you speak more slowly? Você poderia soletrar? Could you spell? Como assim? (o que você quer dizer?). What do you mean? Não estou acostumado ao seu sotaque. I´m not used to your accent….
Do you take credit cards?
Você tem café? Do you have any coffee? Você tem algo mais barato? Do you have anything cheaper? Você aceita cartão de crédito? Do you take credit cards? Como você vai pagar? How are you paying? Quantas pessoas tem em Nova Iorque? How many people are there in New York? Quanto custam estes brincos? How much are these earrings? Quanto eu te devo? How much do I owe you?
A long time ago….
11 dias atrás. 11 days ago. 2 horas 2 hours. Há muito tempo A long time ago. O dia todo All day. Eles virão esta noite? Are they coming this evening. Você está confortável? Are you comfortable? Teus filhos estão contigo? Are your children with you? Assim que possível. As soon as possible.
Let’s sit over there……
Este parece um bom restaurante. This looks like a nice restaurant. É, é sim. Eu sempre venho aqui. Yeah, it is. I come here all the time. Vamos nos sentar alí. Ler’s sit over there. OK. Você pode me passar o cardápio por favor? Can you pass me a menu please. Claro. O que você vai beber? Eu vou tomar um copo de vinho e você? I’m going to have a glass of wine. How about you?
Verb to have…
I have to wash the dishes. (Tenho que lavar a louça.) She doesn’t have to tell them her secret. (Ela não tem que contar a eles o seu segredo.) Do you have to leave early? (Você tem que sair mais cedo?) I have to study for my tests. (Tenho de estudar para minhas provas.). I had to work until nine p.m. (Tive de trabalhar até às nove horas da noite.) They didn’t have to pay the telephone bill. (Eles não tiveram de pagar a conta do telefone.) Did they have to talk to the teacher about their grades? (Eles tiveram que falar com o professor sobre as notas deles?)
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Many Shoes
- She has two pairs of high heels.
- One of them has laces.
- The other one has a zipper.
- She has two pairs of running shoes.
- One of them is shiny.
- The other one is bright.
- She has two pairs of ballet flats.
- One of them is pink.
- The other one is brown.
- She wears her shoes to parties.
A Bad Employee
- Can you help me?
- Maybe I can.
- I need this dress in a size eight.
- If it’s not on the rack.
- We don’t have it.
- Can you just check for me?
- We don’t have in a size eight.
- But you didn’t even check!
- Look, I’m really tired.
- I think you mean lazy.
- Can you ask another employee?
- I want to talk to your manager.
- No! I’ll find the dress.
Nice Shoes
- I really like your shoes.
- Thank you so much!
- Where did you buy them?
- I bought them at a store in the mall.
- Were they very expensive?
- They were around $40.
- They look very comfortable.
- They are extremely comfortable.
- Do they come in many other colors?
- I saw several different ones.
- Maybe I’ll buy myself a pair.
- They are definitely worth the money.