Telling & Asking the Time – Portuguese Portugal/European
In this “Basics of European Portuguese” video, we will learn how to ask for and say the time in European Portuguese.
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Obrigada, Carla
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Tens horas que me digas?
Thank you very much, muito abrigada
Your videos are really important to me and interesting. This is the only way I can learn European portuguese with free access and with sound and pronounciation.
Ioiiii
If one is ii’s
Oookokoooikkoioookiooool
Muito obrigada para o video novo!
Obrigada gosto de tudo
I like it when you don’t have a sound in the background for atmosphere. Like a fake restaurant or music. Such things have value for normal videos, but I’m trying to hear you clearly.The video with the colours for instance has production video, but I am no Kindergarten child…please loose the sound and music in the background. So this kind of video is just GREAT! Keep it up!
I need every day life basics. I’ve been living in Portugal for 10 months but it is so hard to learn. I am barely A2 level. :/
Carla, what’s “Lavender” in European Portuguese?
I see “Lavanda” and “Alfazema”, which one is correct/more common?
Lavender olá 👋🏼 I would say they both correct and as common as each other but I personally prefer to say “lavanda”, but that’s me. Either way you say it, it’s fine 🙂
Actually Lavanda (Lavandula angustifolia) and Alfazema (Lavandula latifólia) are not quite the same plant.
Hi! Your videos are so helpful. Please post more videos
Learning from Bangladesh… Love it
Gratidão Carla, Sucesso para os dois.
oi bomdia . ela is video nice. eu sou o md: Shahed Patawary eu estou bem obrigado e tu?
I love how you teach. Very patiently and clear. Obrigada from California
thank you Carla for sharing, i love your way of teaching:)
Fixe
Obrigada! 🙂
Gostei imenso do conteúdo e da abordagem.
Só useful. I find your explanationsreally easy to understand.
This was great, because you’re hearing (and training) your ear to hear the real rythm-thank you!
Excellent teacher
Thank You 💐
I thought in PT or particularly LIS they prefer the 24hrs format?
Eu sou da região de Lisboa e sempre disse “é um quarto para …” e nunca ouvi “são um quarto para…”. De igual modo ” é uma e meia ” e não ” são uma e meia”.