E a\u00ed galera? What\u2019s up, guys?<\/p>\n
In this video, I’m still at the Real Life English Party and the other two creators, Chad Fishwick and Trevor Pirtle,\u00a0of this great project asked me to teach some slang.\u00a0Trevor Pirtle said that I need to teach the slang: Velho<\/em> and Paia.<\/em><\/p>\n So, the slang Velho,\u00a0<\/em>it is the same of: Cara, brother, jow, that I\u00a0taught at the lesson: “Dude and “I’m in a Big Trouble” in Portuguese Slang”. Velho\u00a0<\/em>it is just another way to say Dude. But when this word isn’t a slang, Velho<\/em> means Old.<\/p>\n The other slang, you can say also Paia <\/em>or\u00a0Palha<\/em>, and means Suck. Like you say: “This game suck” in portuguese is “Esse jogo \u00e9 Paia” or “Esse jogo \u00e9 Palha”. Another example: “You suck!” = “Voc\u00ea \u00e9 Paia!” or “Voc\u00ea \u00e9 Palha”.<\/p>\n And Chad asked me to teach the slang: Demorou <\/em>and Pagando pau<\/em>.<\/p>\n Demorou,\u00a0<\/em>it is like, delay or being late, but in a slang way, the meaning is OK.<\/p>\n Like:<\/p>\n – You what to go out? -ok!”<\/p>\n – Voc\u00ea que sair? -Demorou!<\/p>\n or<\/p>\n -Do that for me? -OK.<\/p>\n -Faz isso pra mim? -Demorou.<\/p>\n And the slang, Pagando Pau,\u00a0<\/em>it is Chicken out, when you are afraid of something, but some people here, they do not like that expression, because of the word used on that slang, so you can also say Amarelou<\/em>, that means the samething.<\/p>\n So guys, that was today lesson, and if you have any questions, do not\u00a0hesitate to ask me. I hope you guys enjoy it, remember to watch the video and see you at the next lesson.<\/p>\n