Today, we’re going to study a nice little expression you can use in a number of ways.<\/p>\n
1. to be pleased<\/p>\n
Ela est\u00e1 satisfeita com os resultados. <\/em>She’s pleased by the results.<\/p>\n Estamos satisfeitos com o projeto.<\/em> We’re pleased with the project.<\/p>\n 2. to be full<\/p>\n N\u00e3o quero mais bolo. Estou satisfeita.<\/em> I don’t want any more cake. I’m full.*<\/p>\n Pararam de comer porque est<\/em>\u00e3o satisfeitos.<\/em> They stopped eating because they’re full.<\/p>\n 3. to be satisfied<\/p>\n Est<\/em>\u00e1 satisfeito com o atendimento ao cliente da empresa? <\/em>Are you satisfied by the company’s customer service?<\/p>\n Estamos satisfeitas com a qualidade do produto. <\/em>We’re satisfied by the quality of the product.<\/p>\n *Note that it is somewhat rude to say “<\/em>Estou cheio\/a” when you’re full.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Today, we’re going to study a nice little expression you can use in a number of ways. 1. to be pleased Ela est\u00e1 satisfeita com os resultados. She’s pleased by the results. Estamos satisfeitos com o projeto. We’re pleased with the project. 2. to be full N\u00e3o quero mais bolo. Estou satisfeita. I don’t want…<\/p>\n