Lessons from a Constant Mover – Part 2


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Continuing with the lessons I began to cover in Part 1, below I will look at transport options and share some anecdotal examples on what you can expect when traveling across Brazil.
How Brazilians Actually Answer Questions – with Video
Say you like chocolate. How would you answer if your friend asked:
- “Você gosta de chocolate?” (Do you like chocolate?)
Your Weekly Word # 6: Verbo Pegar and Street Smart Expressions
Your word this week is the verb Pegar.
Pegar means to grab or to touch, depending on the context. It can also mean to get.
Learn more: Visit this other lesson about the verb Pegar.
Examples:
Your Weekly Word # 5: Dinner & To Have Dinner (with VIDEO)

It is known that we use more words in Portuguese than in English to express the same idea. Well, there are exceptions, and here is one of them.
- Jantar (noun) = Dinner
- Jantar (verb) = To have dinner
As a noun, dinner is a masculine word: o jantar.
Here are a few examples using jantar as a noun: