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Relationship Problems Posted by leandro on Nov 15, 2013
E aí galera? What’s up, guys? This month, I’m traveling a lot, and I am late with my lessons, I’m sorry for that. But today I am back, and I have 3 new slang for you guys. So let’s start: The first slang today is: Bolado. This slang means that you are Sad or Upset…
Portuguese Slang Quiz! Posted by leandro on Oct 25, 2013
E aí galera? What’s up, guys? As you guys know, I already made seven videos, and today I will make a quiz with you guys, to see if you are learning, and watching my videos, hehe. So, the answers will be at the end of the post. So let’s go to the questions: #1: Which one…
LOL and Being Mad in Portuguese Slang Posted by leandro on Oct 18, 2013
E aí galera? What’s up, guys? Sorry that I’m late this week, but I’m in Rio de Janeiro, and it is difficult to film in here. So today, I will teach you guys two slang: The first it is: “De Saco Cheio”. This slang, you will use, when you are really mad with something and…
That sucks, dude! Posted by leandro on Sep 30, 2013
E aí galera? What’s up, guys? In this video, I’m still at the Real Life English Party and the other two creators, Chad Fishwick and Trevor Pirtle, of this great project asked me to teach some slang. Trevor Pirtle said that I need to teach the slang: Velho and Paia. So, the slang Velho, it is the same…
Stop burning my film, dude! Posted by leandro on Sep 24, 2013
E aí galera? What’s up, guys? This week, my video is a little different. A couple of weeks ago, I went to a party called Real Life English, a party here in Brazil where you can only speak in English, and I interviewed two of the creators of this awesome project: Justin Murray and Josh…
06 Expressions with Verb “Quebrar” Posted by Adir on Sep 19, 2013
Hello, there! The verb quebrar, which means to break, has several and useful expressions in colloquial Portuguese. Let’s learn six of them! Ok, vamos começar! 01. Quebrar a cabeça = to rack one’s brain(s) Ele quebrou a cabeça tentando achar a solução do quebra-cabeça. He racked his brains trying to figure out the solution to…
Be cool and Interjections of Surprise in Portuguese Slang Posted by leandro on Sep 17, 2013
E aí galera? What’s up, guys? Today you guys will learn some ways to say “Be Cool” and some Interjections of Surprise. So let’s start with the expression “Be Cool”: The first way to say “Be Cool” is the real meaning of the word: Fica frio (fica = be, frio = cool), and you guys…