Today we’re going to do a little review of the “some” words in Portuguese.<\/p>\n
something = algo<\/strong><\/p>\n Voc\u00ea tem algo nos dentes.<\/em> You have something in your teeth.<\/p>\n Ela queria algo mais barato.<\/em> She wants something cheaper.<\/p>\n some = algum\/alguma<\/strong><\/p>\n Eles compraram algum tipo de madeira, mas n\u00e3o sei qual. <\/em>They bought some type of wood, but I don’t know which.<\/p>\n Voc<\/em>\u00ea tem algumas fotas da festa, n<\/em>\u00e3o tem?<\/em> You have some pictures from the party, right?<\/p>\n someone = algu\u00e9m<\/strong><\/p>\n Algu\u00e9m pode me emprestar cinco reais? <\/em>Can someone lend me five reais?<\/p>\n Por favor, conte a piada para algu<\/em>\u00e9m que acha gra\u00e7a<\/em>. Please tell the joke to someone who thinks it’s funny.<\/p>\n no one = ningu\u00e9m<\/strong><\/p>\n Ningu\u00e9m consegiu subir a montanha.<\/em> Nobody was able to climb the mountain.<\/p>\n Vi ningu<\/em>\u00e9m na sala.<\/em> I didn’t see anyone in the room.<\/p>\n nothing = nada*<\/strong><\/p>\n *In English, we sometimes translate nada as anything. See the examples below.<\/p>\n Ele n<\/em>\u00e3o queria comer nada porque estava passando mal.<\/em> He didn’t want to eat anything because he felt sick.<\/p>\n Pare de me olhar–eu falei nada!<\/em> Stop looking at me–I didn’t say anything!<\/p>\n Temos nada \u00e0 dizer. <\/em>We have nothing to say.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Today we’re going to do a little review of the “some” words in Portuguese. something = algo Voc\u00ea tem algo nos dentes. You have something in your teeth. Ela queria algo mais barato. She wants something cheaper. some = algum\/alguma Eles compraram algum tipo de madeira, mas n\u00e3o sei qual. They bought some type of…<\/p>\n