How To Say Yes in European Portuguese like a native speaker!

How To Say Yes in European Portuguese like a native speaker!// If you want to stop saying "sim" in Portuguese, because this is the only word you know and you use it a lot to answer "yes".
If you want to vary a little bit, and learn some synonyms to "sim", this is the right video for you!

I will tell you how to sound more like a native speaker, using different words and expressions to answer positively to something.

Don't forget to leave me your answers (to what I ask in the video) in the comments below.

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[MiaEsmerizAcademy]

Have you already used any of these words and expressions? Let me know in the comments below :)

[umot]

Finally there is something on European Portuguese on Youtube! This is the version I love so much! Greeting from Ukraine

[KRD]

Outstanding job !!! I'm simply impressed with your teaching experience and technics!! Please keep doing what you are doing. God bless you.

[vibrantly]

“Pois” is new to me! I usually say, “Sim” or “claro”. Thanks for these tips!

[serendipitous]

Great work Mia. Really liked each and every video of urs. what about another phrase COM CERTEZA ou SIM, COM CERTEZA.
keep up the great work

[wnorforaneo]

Well, for the ones who have Spanish as mother tongue this lesson sounds very familiar.😊

[AnOldGuyinEurope]

I'm really enjoying the more 'inside' cultural aspects of the language in these videos. Obrigado..

I think 'Sim, Senhor/a' might be translated in English as 'Yes sir/ma'am.' It satisfies both the 'more polite' way of saying yes, and the application to acknowledging children (kind of like atta [that a] boy or atta girl).

[OrlandoCeleiro]

Eu não consigo parar de assistir teus vídeos

[lindabotelho]

Thank you querida Mia Esmeriz for the excellent guidance in the different ways of, How to say, Yes in European Portuguese like a Native Speaker. Here in Goa, India, we do make use of Pois .My relatives use this term and thanks to your excellent guidance I have taken down the Notes and I will definitely try. That is my New Year's Resolution. God bless you. I have also revised the Correct usage of DE.👌🏾👌🏾👏🎵❤🙏

[anttikuusmetso]

Ola Mia! Muito obrigado pelo video! Subscribed!👍

[LivingforaLiving]

eu adoro usar "pois" pq podes usar com muito attitude e sarcasmo haha

[moneerghafori]

Pois, eu gosto de tua as aulas muito 😊😊

[natalieferson]

Ola! Thank you for these great tips. Since I live in North America, sadly the only lessons I have access to are Brazilian. It’s great learning the differences as well as the flexibility in engaging in conversations. ❤

[nathalienurse]

Every video you do is EXCELENTE 👍🏽………🤗🇨🇦

[elsanoronha]

Oiço a palavra "pois" I am English speaker and now learning Portuguese self taught I like to hear your video

[portugaliaalamaria]

Olá Mia! Achei o teu canal hoje! Parabéns pelo bom trabalho! Adorei a tua energia! E escolheste um ótimo tema para este vídeo.

[mountainman]

Claro!
Sim, Claro!
Sim, sim Claro!

[geko]

Olà ! thanks for the video. I also heard a lot of people using "exatamente"

[anuraaggad]

I heard pois a lot but I never use it. I should start using it.

[ismailadrammeh]

my name is ismaila drammeh from the gambia serekunda dippa kunda west coast region an I am living in portugal lisboa cacem mira sintra muitu obrigado my teacher