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Portuguese in everyday situations

Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.

Vou, vais, vai

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PersonMeaning
I go
you (familiar singular) go
· he/she goes
we go
you (plural) go
· they go

is irregular: . contracts with articles: . Use , . With cities, usually no article: .

For directions say , , . Polite contrasts with familiar . A train station is ; a bus station is .

Um quilo de

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FormExampleMeaning
A kilo of tomatoes.
Half a kilo of cheese.
A bottle of milk.
I need milk.
We need bread.
Anything else?

Measures take : , , , , . as a weight is masculine: .

means need: , , , , . is a shopkeeper’s question.

De comboio, a pé

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FormExampleMeaning
I go by train.
I go on foot.
I am on the train.
The train leaves at nine.
Two return tickets.
The train is cancelled.

Use for common transport methods: . Walking uses . describes being inside a particular train, not the transport method in general.

A ticket can be or . Present verbs express scheduled departures: . A cancelled service is . Learn the complete announcement phrase here.

Posso, podes, pode

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PersonMeaning
I can
you (familiar singular) can
· he · she can
we can
you (plural) can
· they can

expresses possibility or permission: . Follow it with an infinitive: , .

expresses facts or learned ability: . means I know how to swim. is for people or places: .

Vou fazer

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FormExampleMeaning
I will work tomorrow.
You will work tomorrow.
We will work tomorrow.
She will work tomorrow.
The school is opposite the park.
The post office is between the bank and the pharmacy.

Use present plus an infinitive for plans: . Keep the second verb as an infinitive, not a present form. A future time makes the plan clear: .

Present alone also expresses a plan with a time: . means between; means opposite. contains . Learn (told me) and in the map scene; full past narration comes later.

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