Learn Fast How to Form Sentences in Brazilian Portuguese | An Introduction to Portuguese Grammar

How to Form Sentences in Brazilian Portuguese - If you want to learn Brazilian Portuguese, this lesson is for you! It is is an introduction to Portuguese Grammar - You will learn about word order in Portuguese and how to form some basic sentence structures in Brazilian Portuguese.
I'm going to cover the most common sentence structures - affirmative and negative sentences, and questions, and how different they are from English. You may consider this video as Portuguese for beginners lesson 1, since it covers the basics of the language, mainly sentence patterns for beginners in Portuguese.

Don't miss the tip of the day, where you will learn when subjects can be omitted in Portuguese.

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Link to 'VERB Conjugation' Playlist

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00:00 - Intro - How are Sentences Structured in Portuguese?
01:09 - Subject - Verb - Object Structure
01:43 - How to Make Negative Sentences in Portuguese?
02:03 - How to Make Yes-or-No Questions in Portuguese?
02:47 - How to Make Wh- Questions in Portuguese?
03:24 - Forming Sentences in the Present Tense in Portuguese
03:39 - Forming Sentences in the Past Tense in Portuguese
04:04 - Forming Sentences in the Imperfect Past Tense in Portuguese
04:26 - Forming Sentences in the Present Perfect Progressive Tense in Portuguese
04:57 - Forming Sentences in the Future Tense in Portuguese
05:13 - Forming Sentences in the Future Tense (with IR) in Portuguese
05:36 - Forming Sentences in the Present Progressive Tense in Portuguese
05:57 - Forming Sentences in the Past Progressive Tense in Portuguese
06:26 - Omitting Subjects in Portuguese
07:28 - Great Video Suggestions
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[magonus]

This has been the introductory channel to Portuguese I have seen. Thank you very much.

[samsungaa-qcce]

Obrigada, I actually now understand so much ❤ Thank u😊

[riquelmeprussiano]

Vendo o quão difícil é para um gringo aprender português eu me sinto na obrigação de aprender inglês 😂

[patfromamboy]

I need to learn verb conjugation because I only know a few verbs in the present tense. I need to find a way to learn and understand the different tenses and a way to remember all the hundreds of different words for verbs that look similar when I learn verbs. “Vai, vão, vou, vim, vem, vir, ver” for example. Thanks

[robertpatterson]

Obrigado por postar este video. É muito útil para um iniciante.

[EITIW]

Brazillian Portugese sounds like a song

[HarryHaller]

Gosto que a professora dê exemplos em muitos tempos diferentes. Isso torna esta uma lição dupla - eu conheço a estrutura da frase, por ter aprendido espanhol, mas as conjugações verbais exigem muita repetição para aprender.

[tonykeane]

Oiii bom dia tudo bem I wanted to say obrigado because you teach very well x

[CindyWessling]

Muito Obrigado Bea, another fantastic lesson! So far I have only been learning the simple present, past & future so this lesson was great to get a good introduction to other tenses with these clear examples. I look forward to going through your verb conjugation playlist after this Beginners playlist

[nilosithu]

Olá Bea❤ I hope you're doing well.
A lição de hoje é ótima. Você está muito bonita hoje 😊❤

[davemiller]

Se vc está procurando para um novo assunto para suas aulas, eu recomendar compreensão. Quando foi no Brasil, o parte mais dificíl do que todo foi entendendo conversação com lusofones.

[deangelo]

Oi Bea, cê pode me ajudar?

tô tendo dificuldade em entender quando eu deveria usar apenas, só, ou somente. Não tenho certeza se eles são intercambiáveis ou se eles têm um significado diferente. você tem um vídeo sobre isto?

[GegeSekai]

Acho que já ouvi brasileiros usar (tá certo?) a estrutura "Você estuda o quê? Isso também tá correto?

[HarryHaller]

E gosto do esmalte cor de sangue de boi, e que combina com a camisa e os olhos!

[DylanFarrow]

Com quem ele estuda. As an example is flipped backwards compared to English, this is what I find confusing. Is there a rule for this or a reason ? In English it is “who does he study with” in Portuguese it is “with who does he study”

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[The-Editor]

when u say future tense with (IR) does it mean you add vai
pls answer me🙏🏻

[whitneymadison]

Thank you for this video, i have a question, why is it “O que ele estuda?” Instead of just que ele estuda?
Why is there an o in front of que?

[kamenkokasikovic]

Vejo que só ELE estudava português. E o que ELA estava fazendo ao mesmo tempo? ELA estava no cinema com as seus amigas? : )))

[patfromamboy]

What do I need to do to learn how to understand without translating everything into English? I still can’t read after studying for 8 years now. So many words have multiple meanings so I don’t know how to choose which meanings to use when translating everything. Thanks