Today we’re going to learn a useful little phrase that’s very slangy and will help you sound more like a native.<\/p>\n
Pronto falei<\/strong> literally means there, I said it, as a follow up to some sort of controversial comment. Let’s look at how it’s used in conversation:<\/p>\n Ele ficou muito gordo. Pronto, falei.<\/em> He got really fat. There, I said it.<\/p>\n Na verdade, ela n\u00e3o gosta muito de voc\u00ea. Pronto, falei.<\/em> Actually, she doesn’t really like you. There, I said it.<\/p>\n A casa da sua tia tem um cheiro esquisito. Pronto, falei. Your aunt’s house smells funny.<\/em> There, I said it.<\/p>\n Seu irm<\/em>\u00e3o n<\/em>\u00e3o joga muito bem. Pronto, falei<\/em>. Your brother doesn’t play that well. There, I said it.<\/p>\n Can you give an example?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Today we’re going to learn a useful little phrase that’s very slangy and will help you sound more like a native. Pronto falei literally means there, I said it, as a follow up to some sort of controversial comment. Let’s look at how it’s used in conversation: Ele ficou muito gordo. Pronto, falei. He got…<\/p>\n