A culpa foi minha. – It was my fault. Eu estava só brincando. – I was just kidding. / I was joking. Você deve desculpar-se. – You should apologize. Não me arrependo. / Não estou arrependido. – I don’t regret it. / I’m not sorry. em vão. – Desculpa pelo atraso. – Sorry for being late. / Sorry I’m late. / Sorry to be late. Não faz mal. – That’s all right. / No problem. Que tal numa outra ocasião…? – Maybe some other time. Que pena que tu não me contaste isto antes. / É uma pena …! / É lamentável… – Too bad you didn’t tell me this before. / What a pity …! /
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Where is it?
Onde fica o free shop? Where is the duty-free shop? Onde posso trocar dinheiro? Where can I change some money? Onde posso pegar o ônibus para o hotel? Where do I get the bus to the hotel? Onde eu pego um táxi? Where do I get a taxi/cab? Onde ficam os telefones? Where are the telephones? Não achei minha bagagem I have not found my luggage. Onde fica seção de achados e perdidos? Where is the lost and found sector?
Have a good trip!
How many suitacases do you have? Quantas malas o(a) senhor(a) tem? Just this one/Just these two. Só esta aqui/Só estas duas. Would you please open it (them)? Poderia, por favor, abri-la(s)? Sure. Claro. Any more lugagge? Mais alguma bagagem? Only this hand lugagge. Só esta bagagem de mão. Anything to declare? Algo a declarar? Yes, some medicine / Sim, alguns remédios / You have to pay duty on these itens. Você tem que pagar taxa por estes ítens..
EXPRESSING THOUGHTS!
Nem toca no assunto. – Don’t bring it up. Em primeiro lugar, … – First of all, … Em último caso, … – As a last resort … Finalmente! / Até que em fim! – At last! Cá entre nós … – Just between you and me, … / Just between the two of us, Pensando bem… – On second thought … Até certo ponto… – To a certain extent … Na pior das hipóteses, … – At worst. Cedo ou tarde… – Sooner or later … Vamos fazer cara ou coroa. – Let’s flip a coin. Conto com você. – I’m counting on you.
can – could – may – will – would
Could I have the bill, please? (Pode trazer a conta, por favor?) May I ask you a question? (Posso fazer uma pergunta?) Can you turn on the TV, please? (Posso ligar a televisão, por favor?) Will you answer the phone, please? (Atende o telefone, por favor.) Would you sign this document, please? (Poderia assinar este documento, por favor?) Would you mind closing the door? (Você se incomodaria em fechar a porta?)
Let’s speak English!
Não tenho condições de trabalhar. / Não estou em condições … – I’m not able to work. / I can’t work. Ela tem vergonha de falar inglês. – She’s too shy to speak English. Você tem que ter paciência. – You must be patient. Ele tem facilidade para línguas. / Tem jeito … – He’s good at languages. Quantos anos você tem? – How old are you? Você tem certeza? – Are you sure? Você tem razão. – You are right. Não tenho medo de cachorro. – I’m not afraid of dogs. O que é que tem de errado? – What’s wrong?
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sentences
- I want to be with you.
- I am happy today.
- He is my brother.
- They are working now.
- She was my friend.
- They were at the party yesterday.
- I have never been to Canada.
- I have to work tomorrow.
- He is my best friend.
- He wants to talk to you.
A Surprise Party
- It’s Gilson’s birthday.
- He gets out of bed.
- Nobody says anything to him.
- His mom takes him to school.
- His friends do not say anything.
- The teacher does not say anything.
- Gilson is very sad.
- He walks home alone.
- He opens the door.
- His friends and family are holding a cake.
- They say, “Surprise Gilson!”
Hide and Seek
- John covers his eyes.
- Sandra finds a place to hide.
- John counts to ten. At “ten,”
- He opens his eyes.
- He tries to find Sandra.
- He walks around their room.
- He checks the kitchen.
- He checks under the bed.
- He checks the laundry room.
- He does not find her yet.
- Sandra is in their parents’ room.
