European Portuguese | 10 EASY Phrases to Sound Like a Native!

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European Portuguese Conversation Tips | 10 EASY Phrases to Sound Like a Native -- Today I’m sharing 10 useful phrases to sound like a native on any occasion! Forget the stressful small talk moments. Now, you will know exactly what you need to say and it will make so much sense! As a bonus, I promise this will boost your confidence 100%! -- Filmed in Lisbon, Portugal by Liz Sharma, a Portuguese teacher in Lisbon and founder of Talk the Streets.

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Well looks like my thumbnails didn’t show up 😂 All the videos mentioned will be linked in the description so you can check then out!!

TalktheStreets

There is nothing that warms a Portuguese heart more than foreigners trying to learn Portuguese! And yes: we always find your accent cute! 🥰

klimtkahlo

I knew all of these, and they account for probably 50% of all the words I use in Portuguese day to day

andrewbrown

Great teacher you are, you were born for the Job. as a Portugues I would like to thank you for making Portugal Home and teaching my language to others. I love what you do, you are a blessing to my Country . Your Country too. God bless you .

cleaningtime

I'm Portuguese and I still watched this video until the end ahaha. Very good XD

TheMpcav

Another quick tip: just like "You're welcome" is slowly been replaced in colloquial speech by phrases like "no problem" or "no worries", I've found that there's 2 pretty common expressions, mainly used amongst the younger generations, that also replace the portuguese counterpart of "You're welcome", i, e. "De nada":

"Sem problema" (which roughly translates to "no problem" or "no worries") and "Na boa" (a less formal option that means something along the lines of "it's all good" )

tiagocoelho

You are the best teacher of European Portuguese out there! Keep up the good work!

wandraharmsen

Best teacher on Youtube and far beyond.

ThomasSlayer

Honestly u sound and look like a native. Great obversation. Even though I'm a Portuguese living in UK I never realized many things about Portugal in general until u've point them out, as to me them just come out naturally 😅 and I'm used to them! So great job and keep it up.

faithlove

Iam a Portuguese learner from Egypt and I always follow your videos and write your expressions& abbreviations to practice !!
Good job and vá em frente 👏👏

abdelrahmanalaa

O teu sotaque é muito bom...a tua voz fica mais bonita em portugues.

tiagoilluminati

Have made notes, and will set the 10 quotes over the next weeks to come.

maninavan.

Since I don´t speak it very often, whatching your videos gives me the oportunity to keep my english and portuguese alive. Muito obrigado Liz.Cheers!

filipecapelo

Wow, after 4 years this is making Sense

terencepearson

Liz, thank you for all your videos. In this one 10 easy phrases to sound like a natives it would be nice if you listed all the phrases at the beginning or the end of the video. I watch a lot of your videos. I wish you spoke more Portuguese and less English. But I guess we all have different learning styles. Oh, and I have no trouble with the audio sounds great.

briangeiger