Another 5 colloquial uses of jeito in European Portuguese

What does jeito mean? It's a word used very frequently in Portuguese, and you're going to learn 5 additional uses for this word in this video.
Previous lesson on jeito:
Portuguese is a stress-time language and so many people struggle with understanding Portuguese when it's spoken to them or wonder why people will switch to English because they see you struggle with the pronunciation when YOU are trying to speak. I colour code my onscreen subtitles with light blue to represent the stressed syllable. I use the colour red to represent either a letter cancellation or suppression (usually a vowel). I haven't illustrated all the suppressions in this video because the words are not in sentences. Usually, when you say a word on its own in Portuguese, suppressions happen less frequently. I offer you my views on pronunciation through the eyes and ears of someone who went through the process of learning Portuguese myself as a foreigner (albeit when I was very young). I have a huge interest in this subject and I'm always trying to learn more and improve my knowledge on it. My pronunciation videos are examples of fast, colloquial, and most of the time, informal speech. The more informal demonstrations are demonstrations of the Algarvian Portuguese accent.

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0:00 intro
1:07 nada de jeito
1:29 dar um jeito a
2:24 fazer deste jeito
2:59 apanhar o jeito
3:21 de jeito nenhum
3:57 recap
4:25 Bónus

[johanphilip]

Muito obrigado professora!
Trying to pick up European Portugese for a bit more than a month now and very intimidating at the beginning how hard it is to understand any spoken portugese at all for someone who never really heard any of it. Should I have spent the same amount of time and effort picking up Spanish or Italian the learning curve at the beginning would have been so much quicker. I´m using different sources and luckily came across your videos which are a great help actually understanding portugese spoken at a normal pace. (By the way, not a big deal but think you got a "to" instead of a "do" in two slides starting at 2:40)
Again thank you very much, you´re doing a fantastic job!

[jessedavidschell]

I really like your 1 minute classes. The bite-size bits of information are excellent ways to language acquisition. They are not too much and I can store them easily in my brain. May I suggest that you could put each of the 12 meaning of “jeito” into 12 different 1 minute lessons? Just a thought.

[x-jg]

Professora,
As 0:49 mencionou que vai haver um terceiro video sobre a palavra "jeito".
Verifiquei-o, mas nao havia nenhum.
Obrigado Professora.