Learn Portuguese - Beginners- Lesson 1 - Introduction - Introduction (Part I)

In this episode you will learn how to greet, to introduce yourself and bid farewell.
A question in the end - spot the Portuguese word in a dialogue in Konkani.
Good luck.

Transcription:
Hello! And welcome to my channel.
Let’s learn some Portuguese?
First lesson. Today we will learn: greetings, how to say your name and bid farewell.
Let’s start?
First: in the morning, what will you say?
BOM DIA
GOOD MORNING
After 12pm we will say:
BOA TARDE
GOOD AFTERNOON/ GOOD EVENING
In English we have Good afternoon and good evening but in Portuguese only boa tarde.
An in the night we will say:
BOA NOITE
GOOD NIGHT
Now the big difference is that of you go to a party in Portugal, you will enter saying “boa noite” and leave and you come out saying “boa noite”.
In English you will go saying good evening and coming out saying good night.
Now, let’s add a little more.
Let’s add the word: olá!
OLÁ!
HI!
Let’s repeat all the 3 sentences that we just learnt.
Olá, bom dia
Hi, good morning.

Olá, boa tarde.
Hi, good afternoon/good evening.

Olá, boa noite.
Hi, good night.

Let’s add our name now. How to say our name:
EU CHAMO-ME
MY NAME IS

Eu chamo-me Nalini Elvino de Sousa
My name is Nalini Elvino de Sousa

And bid farewell? Very Easy:
ADEUS!
BYE! BYE!

But it is not still bye bye. We are going to learn as I promise you, a little bit of the Portuguese language presence in Konkani.
Listen to this dialogue and spot the Portuguese word:

“Don pao, don poyee
kitlem haaje?
Don pao ani don poi.
Pao di, pao.

Att rupia zalem bai. gé.”

Did you spot the Portuguese word?
If you did, write in the comments what is the Portuguese word in this dialogue.

If you want, you can make a small video with whatever you learn today and send to me.

The best 3 videos will be posted in our next lesson.

Adeus!!!
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About the vloggers:

Nalini Elvino de Sousa: Nalini is of Portuguese Origin but has been living in Goa, India for the past 20 years. She is a film director/producer, social worker, anchor, movie lover, video blogger and traveller.



Namitha Nair is born and raised in Goa. She is a social worker, backpacker, model, anchor, animal lover and video blogger.

About the Cameraman:
John Lino is a photographer, videographer, chai love, backpacker and travelled to over 25 countries.

We would like to inform you that Communicare Trust has started online classes for the following languages:
Portuguese - with Nalini Elvino de Sousa (from Lisbon, Portugal)
Konkani and Hindi - with Sayaji Salokhe (from Kolhapur, India)
Spanish - with Jorge Aguirre (from Lima, Peru)

Stay connected:

[xxnaturexx]

Okii so for the people who want to learn Brazilian Portuguese I wanted to say that this in Portugal Portuguese not Brazilian. XD

[nancyharman]

I really had difficulty hearing the proper pronunciation through the music. I've previously studied Latin, French, German, and Spanish (in classroom settings), and Esperanto (online), and I know I don't have the best "ear" -- I need to be able to hear clearly in order to succeed at speaking, especially at the very beginning. The lesson was simple, straightforward, and very upbeat -- you're a great teacher! -- but that music defeated my whole purpose. 😕

[Alfablue]

Her Portuguese pronounciation is totally native. 'Pão' is of course, the Portuguese word in Konkan, meaning 'bread'. She is gorgeous teacher too. Portuguese, somehow seem to mix beautifully worldwide.

[christinegerzon]

I like this teacher very much but the music in the background makes it hard for me to hear the pronunciation.

[missangelfernandes]

My mother taught me greetings and bid farewell in portuguese when I was small . I learnt today how to say your name in Portuguese today through your video .

[darshankandolkar]

The best and the easiest way to learn Portuguese.

[luizmiranda]

'"PÃO" sounds to English speakers like "PAWM", with vowel "ã" sounding as "un", like in "punk" (without "k", replaced by "o"). The vowel "a" in English has many different sounds. In Portuguese the leter "a" sounds always like in English "car", except if there is the sign called "til" (~), which warns nasal sound of letters "a" and "o", like in PÃO (bread) and PÕE (puts).

[anjanbanerjee]

Thank you very much for your tutorial. I have started learning portugese today through your video.
Watching from India.🌺🌺🌺🎄🇮🇳

[bts_armyforever-tish]

Pau is the Portuguese word.... Thank you so much.

[indiasafari]

Mem your way of teach ver well but u need to off back ground music thanks

[Doe]

My girlfriend is Portuguese, I'm here now in Portugal for the 2nd time. I really struggle learning new things. I'm English 38, currently educating for work and other progression also. I just can't seem to remember anything 😕 repetition is key I guess. Going to subscribe here also and hopefully make some progress as I want to move to Portugal. Good videos do far. 👍

[rajurajmane]

Muit Obrigad Nalini for your nice Portuguese lesson. Well the Portuguese word I spotted is pao meaning bread

[ree]

Hey thanks. I’m an Australian - Indian but look like Portuguese, so I learn from here and fool my friends as there is a Mangalore in Australia too. I just say I was born here in Mangalore and originally from Portuguese. And when I tell them in the end that I’m from India, they ask me to verify by speaking in Hindi 😂 My Portugal is better than Hindi!

[elle]

Wow I can't believe people in goa speak Portuguese! I am a Brazilian but I live in India.

[valltenoriotenorio]

Hello I from Brasil. Quero aprender ingles e encontrei o seu video o qual vou usar para aprender inglês.

[sachinsambhaji]

Ola....bravo bravo....fantastic.
Best of luck.
Looking forward to LEARN.

[sushilamenezes]

Nice way to learn Portuguese. Thanks Nalini. God bless 🙏

[THaBut]

Ola...Miss, thanks for yr channel. Im goin to visit Portuguese in near future..I hope I can learn more there. Do u have special or private class? Thank u. Warm regards from Bali ❤

[nicsmisznego]

the background music is a bit loud to listen well the pronunciation

[prateekbhardwaj]

i thought i will learn whole Portuguese in this video what an impatient person I'm