What is TD BEM?

What is TD BEM?

This is one of the most common ways to greet people in Brazil. You simply ask: Tudo bem? It is our equivalent to, “How are you?” and works both in person and over the phone, with friends and coworkers.

Is there a big difference between Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese?

Differences in the Pronunciation Brazilians speak vowels longer and wider, while Portuguese pronounce the words with a more closed mouth, without pronouncing the vowels as much. In Brazilian Portuguese, an S at the end of a word is pronounced as SS; in Portugal, it is pronounced as SH.

What does Tutu mean in Brazil?

[tuˈtu] masculine noun. cookery) beans, bacon and manioc flour.

What preposition does the verb Precisar require?

When used as the verb to need, precisar is followed by the preposition de and an object. Examples: Preciso de um copo.

Is it better to learn Portuguese or Brazilian Portuguese?

There are many pros to learning both variations of Portuguese as the language continues to grow in both the business and pop culture worlds. However, we recommend you start with Brazilian Portuguese first since many language-learners say its easier to learn than European Portuguese.

What are some words that you can say in Portuguese?

1. Bom dia/Boa tarde/Boa noite — Good morning/afternoon/night. 2. Olá — Hello. 3. Oi — Hi. 4. Alô/Está lá — Hello (on the phone) Note that the former is used in Brazil while you’d say the latter in Portugal.

Where can I get an English to Portuguese translation?

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Which is the best language translator in Brazil?

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Which is the correct way to say I want a bill in Portuguese?

To ask this in Portuguese though sounds strange, so best to stick with the verb, I want (Querer). A slightly more polite way would be ‘Queria a conta, por favor’, which roughly translates to ‘I would want the bill, please’, yet either way is perfectly accepted. You will here this expression in shops or when you enter people’s homes.