How to say thank you in Portuguese – Obrigado or Obrigada? [in PT with subtitles in PT & EN]
In this video, I will tell how native Portuguese people say thank you. But more than that: even native Portuguese argue about whether to use “obrigadO” or “obrigadA”. Let’s get that clarified! 🙂
Perhaps you’ll be able to impress your Portuguese friends. 🙂
Espero que gostem,
Carla
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Deixo-lhe um grande OBRIGADO pela sua aula. ).
Muito obrigada
Um video muito util professora!
This is the perfect translation ever to learn Portuguese language.
It’s written in both Portuguese and English.
Really, thank you so much.
That’s soooooo helpful.
Coz we are struggling with the pronunciation.
So, this is EXTREMELY HELPFUL.
MUITO OBRIGADO.
@Portuguese With Carla
😘
Obrigardo! Agora Está claro para mim.
carla and marlon please adopt me
ola carla seu eu Davi eu estou a gostar muito dessas secao eu tou a aprender muito.
Olá Davi, muito bem! Ficamos contentes de ouvir isso 😊
Gostei muito! Achei super útil este formato rápido e interativo. Bom trabalho 🏆
Exactly, Carla. Another expression with gender variation that is very often forgotten is “santinho/santinha” when someone sneezes. But the other way around, depending on the person you are saying it to. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for posting, I’ve always wanted to know this
I’m Bangladeshi I can speak French but I went to learn portugais
O mesmo acontece no Brasil. Obrigado, minha cara por esse vídeo. Acabei de conhecê-la e já gostei de cara. Parabéns! Saudações do Brasil.
Eu é que agradeço 😊
I am Indian (Bengali) 🇮🇳
I love Brazil 🇧🇷🙏