Learn the Top 25 Must-Know Brazilian Portuguese Verbs

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[afamaw]

I'm new to Brazil 🇧🇷, and this is very helpful, Obrigada Senhorita

[logan]

Paloma was who taught me Portuguese. I would listen to her non stop when doing cardio. 20-30 times on repeat.

[johnnyhernandez]

Muito obrigado Paloma pelo o vídeo de Português eu gosto muito de assistir seus vídeos.

[fabiomrqs]

Eu sou Brasileiro e estou aprendendo falar inglês very Good

[BachataBA]

Very usefull video, thanx, Muito obrigado!

[AloysiusEmanuel-.-]

Portuguese had a lot of influence from Galician. The language's roots go back to ancient peoples, such as the Iberians, Celts and, more precisely, the Romans. A curiosity - Brasil is the Portuguese way of writing the name of the South American country; there was a Celtic legend about a mythical island called Hy-Brasil, which many thought was the place when they arrived in Brazil.

[alexandrasalvador]

Hello, my family is immigrating next month, am currently studying your language, i hope i can make progress

[mikesoutside]

I’ve found there are so many different ways Brazlians use “ficar.” To stay, to come out as in “how did it come out?” It’s almost used like ser, “to be.”

[shanenanigans]

The names of some verbs are almost identical to spanish.

[kolekkgames]

Eu sou brasileiro, mas gosto de ver estes vídeos.

[kinanarajabmattei]

Can you plz make list of the most common used verbs in portuguese in different tenses present, past and future ... using all the pronouns like eu, ele, voce ...ect ...

[neusamaria]

Eu amei seu canal! Você poderia ensinar inglês! Eu aprenderia rapidinho desta maneira...

[mrceo]

what are the forms of IR . it was mentioned as a verb and none of the form was present in the examples?

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[esneiderosorioarciniegas]

excuse me what's tour native lenguaje?

[elizabethtamakloe.]

What's the difference between"brincar" and "jogar.

[ishakoroma]

Hello dear my name is Isha am in Brazil i will love to learn more about Portuguese please can you be my friend

[slightlyabveaverage]

Can't you just say "Eu acho amanha vai chover" why is the que in front of amanha, is it needed

[davidd]

haha, , Devagar, Por Favor :)
the thing that gets me about Port verbs is the base is almost never used. Ser.... permanent state of being. Eu Sou, Voce e, Ela/Ele e and so on. same thing for almost every verb i have seen yet. Estar you never see. it's Estou, Este, esta, estamos, estao. Probably the most confusing thing about learning Portuguese for an English speaker

[robertomasymas]

may I ask two more: how do you call a dog to "come" to you? how to tell it to "go" with you (instead of staying behind)?

I have been practicing portuguese with my dog. But I have been doing it wrong, saying "chegar" for "come". I think this more closely works for spanish's Llegar than the Português Chegar. I say "vai por la" for the second.