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.

It´s so good to see you again! É tão bom ver você novamente! You look great! Você está ótimo! What´s new? / What’s up? Quais as novidades? How is everything? Como vão as coisas? Everything is all right. Tudo está bem. How are the kids? Como vão as crianças? How is your husband/ wife? Como vai seu marido/esposa? How is your family? Como vai sua família? They’re very well, thanks. Eles estão muito bem, obrigado…

Te vejo amanhã. See you tomorrow. O show é tipo, legal, sabe. The show is kind of cool, you know. / The show is kinda cool, ya know. Eu não sei o que fazer. I don’t know what to do. / I dunno what to do. Você entende? Do you understand? / D’you understand? Quer um cachorro-quente? Do you want a hot dog? / D’you wanna hot dog? / Wanna hot dog?

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.

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.