Portuguese personal pronouns
Hi there and welcome to our 16th Portuguese Basic Tips about Portuguese personal pronouns.
On today’s episode we are going to talk about the Portuguese personal pronouns, but before I go any further, let me tell you something: this episode’s transcript is free! At the very end of this page, you’ll find a button. You can click on it to download our learning guide. I recommend that you do that. You’ll understand our pronouns better by doing so.
Well, as I said, today we are going to speak about personal pronouns in Portuguese and verb “ser”. You will learn how to combine one of the most important verbs in that language. Once you do that, everything will start to get easier on your Portuguese learning process.
In English, we say : I am, you are, he is, she is, it is – Then we keep saying we are , you are, and they are , right? In Brazilian portuguese language we say: eu sou, você é, ele é (masculine), ela é (feminine). Then, to the plural, we keep saying: Nós somos, vocês são, eles são (masculine) or elas são (feminine).
Comparative of Portuguese Personal Pronouns
In Portugal and even in some parts of Brazil, rather than saying “você é” – meaning you are in a singular way – people usually say “tu és”; and instead of saying “vocês são” – meaning you are in a plural way- people say “vós sois”.
Well, we’ll cover each one of those things on this podcast.
I made a point of repeating the examples so you can understand how to pronounce Portuguese better.
Plus, you’ll also learn how to pronounce a few nationalities in this episode.
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16 - Portuguese Basic Tips - Transcripts
Visit this website (only in Portuguese) if you want to learn more about this matter.
If you have not heard, access our last episode in which we covered possessive pronouns in Portuguese.
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