How to Say that You Were Going to Do Something: Portuguese Lesson Video Lecture | Learn and Master: Brazilian - Other languages

with this well to the bank IKEA Luciana
the street-smart Brazil in this lesson
you will learn to say that you were
going to do something like when you ask
someone what were you going to say or
when you say oh I was going to suggest
the same thing so that's what you're
gonna learn today it's easy and it's
very useful so here's a little dialogue
as an example all the translations of
the examples are on the blog post as
usual in the link to the blog post is in
the video description so Maria says okay
what's a yo gz o que vas a yo gz vamos a
cinema wash vamos a cinema OG a we are
so JD a mesma Khoisan a we are so JD
amazement cosas so this structure is
there in blue and I'll show you exactly
what it is so let's take this sentence
area so JD amazement quiz what we have
is the subject you then you have this
year which is the imperfect past of the
verb e to go eeeh and then you have the
infinitive of the main verb so JD that's
super easy I was going to suggest that's
how we say it
so what you need to know in order to use
this structure is how to conjugate the
verb in in the imperfect past of the
indicative and the conjugation goes a Oh
eeeh
area was say LEL eeeh noise PMO's noise
eeeh Mo's who says Alice Alice
iam versus Ian so I'm going to show you
four more examples using this structure
own thing aviation taco mall my zacapa
tengo que trabaja a technology own thing
aviation tascam all
Misaka Bay Tendo que trabaja at Itachi
you know you Giselle nada my jockey was
say insisting you know edges and nada
my jockey was say insisting Kihara
Apogee dem is so much modo Judea Clara
eeeh PG they miss some mesmo doji daya
here's something interesting in English
we say she changed her mind he changed
his mind
but in Portuguese we just say Ella mu
dou G de le mu dou G daya
so you know you conjugate the verb muda
in this case model but you always keep G
idea jus oh yeah otra vez our ahora
cuando se now official Juwan eeeh a
Travis our ahora cuando se now official
this one I find very interesting in
Brazil when the traffic light is red we
say that it's closed and when it's green
we say that it's open and so many years
ago I was here in the US and I was
dating Karl and we were in the car he
was driving and we were stopped at a red
light and the light turned green and you
know he took a minute I don't know he
was distracted so I turned to him and I
said it's open and instead of driving he
kept he was concerned he's like what is
open so that's how I learned that you
don't do the same thing in English
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