Mesa para 2, por favor. Table for 2, please. Tem espera? Is there a wait? Há uma espera de 30 minutos. There’s a 30 minute wait. Você gostaria de esperar no bar? Would you like to wait at the bar? Eu te chamarei quando a mesa estiver pronta. I’ll call you when the table is ready. Por favor, fiquem a vontade. Please, take your time…

Quando tempo você leva? How long does it take you? Quanto tempo você levou? How long did it take you? Eu levo cinco minutos. It take me five minutes. Eu levei cinco minutos… – It took me five minutes. Eu estou atrasado. I am delay / late. Quero reservar um lugar. I wanna book a seat. Quanto custa uma passagem ida e volta? How much is a return ticket to..

Você fala Inglês? Do you speak English? Só um pouquinho. Just a little bit. Estou aprendendo. I’m learning. Eu entendo mais do que falo. I understand more than I speak. Estou começando a aprender. I’ve just started to learn it. Are you married?  Você é casado? What’s your wife’s name?  Qual o nome da sua esposa? What’s your husband’s name? Qual o nome do seu marido? Do you have children? Vocês têm filhos?

Onde posso pegar um ônibus p/ a cidade? Where can I take a bus to downtown? Este ônibus vai p/ Boston? Does this bus go to Boston? Que horas o trem/ônibus/avião parte? What time does the train/bus/plane leave? Você sabe se este trem pára em Paris? Do you know if this train stops in/at Paris? Onde posso pegar um taxi? Where can I take a taxi?

Qual é o motivo de sua estada em? What’s the purpose of your stay in. Estou aqui a passeio / trabalho. I’m here on vacation / business. Estou aqui para uma conferência. I’m here for a conference. Estou aqui visitando um amigo. I’m here visiting a friend. Qual é o seu ramo de negócios?. What’s the nature of your business? Posso ver seu visto/passaporte, por favor? Can I see your visa/passport please? Quanto tempo você vai ficar?

“Let’s say that you love to fish.” “Let’s say we found it.” “Let’s say that we enjoy being with them.” “Let’s say that we had a good time.” “Let’s say that it’s hard to decide.” “Let’s say that we have to go.” “Let’s say that we can host.””Let’s say that I have to work.”

1. Jill and Jodi are twins.
2. They look the same.
3. But they act differently.
4. Jill likes sports.
5. She is good at basketball and golf.
6. She is also loud. She talks all day.
7. Jodi likes reading.
8. She can read 300 pages a day.
9. She is also quiet.
10. She does not like to talk.
11. Jill and Jodi still love each other.

1. He eats his breakfast.
2. He leaves his house.
3. He walks to the bus stop.
4. He waits five minutes.
5. He gets on the bus.
6. He sits down.
7. He looks outside the window.
8. He sees his school.
9. He walks to the bus door.
10. He thanks the bus driver.
11. He exits the bus.

1. My bad – foi mal
2. You bet – pode apostar
3. What a shame – que vergonha
4. Hopefully – tomara, que assim seja
5. What a pity – que pena
6. What the hell – que diabos
7. Heck no – Deus me livre
8. Bullshit – conversa fada, papo furado
9. I think so – eu acho que sim
10. I don’t think so – eu acho que não