12 Surprising Brazilian Expressions with Levar and Dar
In Brazil, you can “take a cake” without eating anything. You can “take an outside” without going outdoors. And a soccer team can “take a
In Brazil, you can “take a cake” without eating anything. You can “take an outside” without going outdoors. And a soccer team can “take a
How do you say this in Portuguese? “I met Anna yesterday.” Would you say “Eu conheci Anna ontem” or “Eu encontrei Anna ontem”? Both translate
Think CARA just means “face” or “dude” in Portuguese? Check out these great ways to use the word CARA in Portuguese. Using Cara to Say
Brazilian Portuguese has some expressions that sound completely crazy when you translate them literally into English. For example, what would you think if a Brazilian
Have you noticed that in Portuguese we use two negatives in the same sentence? I want to show you how to use double negatives in
Literal translation works… until it doesn’t. As you move beyond the basics of Portuguese, you start to notice that familiar ideas aren’t always expressed the
