I don’t speak English (very well). (Não falo inglês (muito bem)). Please sit down and wait a minute. (Por favor, sente-se e espere um minuto.). I will call somebody who speaks English. (Vou chama alguém que fale inglês.). Please. (Por favor.) I am sorry. (Perdão desculpa.) Excuse-me. (Desculpe-me, licença.). Thank you. (Obrigado.) You are welcome / Don’t mention it. (De nada.) Let me introduce Mr… (Quero lhe apresentar ao Senhor…). It doesn’t matter. (Não faz mal).

How are you doing, Leo? Como vai, Leo? How are you? – Como vai? Como tem passado? How are you doing? – Como vai? Como tem passado? How are you today – Como vai? Como tem passado? How is it going? – Como vai? Como tem passado? How big are they – qual o tamanho deles How could I do this? – O que que eu fiz? Hold still – Segure firme. Holy shit – que saco!

Glad to see you – Que bom ve-lo Go ahead – vá em frente Go get it! – vá buscá-lo Go home – vai pra casa God bless you. / Bless you. – Saúde! (Quando alguém espirra) Golly! – Meu deus Good afternoon – Boa tarde Good day sir – Bom dia Senhor Good evening – boa noite! Good Idea! – Boa idéia! / É uma boa. Sounds good. – Boa idéia! / É uma boa. Good job! – Bom trabalho! Good luck – boa sorte

Estou apaixonado/a. I’m in love. Você é lindo/a! You’re beautiful! Você me faz feliz! You make me happy! Quer casar comigo? Will you marry me? Estou com ciúmes. I’m jealous. Seja meu/minha! Be mine! Te adoro / Eu adoro você. I adore you. Sinto saudades / Sinto sua falta. I miss you. Você sente minha falta? Do you miss me? Preciso de você. I need you.

Quanto custa tudo junto? How much all together? Quanto custa estes brincos? How much are these earrings? Quanto eu te devo? How much do I owe you? Quanto custa por dia? How much does it cost per day? Quanto custa isto? How much does this cost? Quanto custa para ir a Miami? How much is it to go to Miami? Quanto custa? How much is it? Quanto custa isso? How much is that?

Eu vou tomar um banho. I’m going to have a shower. / I’m gonna have a shower. Eu tenho que ir. I’ve got to go. / I gotta go. Eu tenho que trabalhar. I have to work. / I hafta work. Dá um tempo! Give me a break! / Gimme a break! Deixe-me ver. Let me see. / Lemme see. Isso é um monte de dinheiro. That’s a lot of money. / That’s a lotta money.

1. I like to be alone.
2. I love cooking.
3. I enjoy playing football.
4. I’m crazy about pizza.
5. I’m fond of rock music.
6. I like studying English.
7. I don’t like him.
8. I can’t stand those people.
9. I hate this bad smell.
10. I don’t like washing dishes.

1. She went to the party last night.
2. He paid her last Thursday.
3. We had a wonderful day.
4. I read this book last month.
5. They got married two weeks ago.
6. They didn’t do their homework.
7. He didn’t buy a new car.
8. My brother was really hungry.
9. It rained a lot last night.
10. Márcia just told us what she did.

1. She drinks a glass of milk every day.
2. He leaves his office at six o’clock.
3. My brother likes his job very much.
4. They want to buy a lot of magazines.
5. I work in a drugstore twice a week.
6. John studies English in the morning.
7. He doesn’t  eat fruit for dessert.
8. She doesn’t know about the party.
9. We don’t want to eat pie now.
10. I don’t understand what they say.
11. She doesn’t forget her birthday.