Anna and Roberto, two young college students, have seen each other around campus, but are meeting for the first time. (i got this quick dialogue from another forum, by Nana Brazil).
Anna: Oi! Como você vai?
Roberto: Tudo bem, obrigado. E você?
Anna: Bem, obrigada. Como você se chama?
Roberto: Eu me chamo Roberto. E você?
Anna: Eu me chamo Anna.
Roberto: De onde você é?
Anna: São Paulo, e você?
Roberto: Sou do Rio de Janeiro.
Anna: Muito bom.
Roberto: Muito prazer!
Anna: Muito prazer e obrigada.
Roberto: De nada. Adeus!
Anna: Adeus!
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Brazilian Portuguese quizz - to my friend Maria :)
Last edited by lesenna; 07-20-2007 at 07:42 PM.
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Anna: Hi! How is it going? (How are you?)
Originally Posted by lesenna
Roberto: Eveything (is) good, (obrigado*). And you?
Anna: Fine, (obrigada*). What's your name?
Roberto: My name is Roberto. And you (yours)?
Anna: My name is Anna.
Roberto: Where are you from?
Anna: From Sao Paulo, and you?
Roberto: I'm from Rio de Janeiro.
Anna: Very well.
Robarto: Nice to meet you!
Anna: Nice to meet you and (obrigada*).
Roberto: You're welcome. Goodbye!
Anna: Goodbye!
*Obrigado and obrigada it's like encantado and encantada in Spanish? I cannot find another similar word in Spanish.
Άνθρωποι τύχης είδωλον επλάσαντο, πρόφασιν ιδίης αβουλίης.
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Hi Maria, sorry for my lateness, i couldn't be here last weekend. Originally Posted by maria_gr
Anna: Hi! How is it going? (How are you?)
Roberto: Eveything (is) good, (obrigado*). And you?
Anna: Fine, (obrigada*). What's your name?
Roberto: My name is Roberto. And you (yours)?
Anna: My name is Anna.
Roberto: Where are you from?
Anna: From Sao Paulo, and you?
Roberto: I'm from Rio de Janeiro.
Anna: Very well.
Robarto: Nice to meet you!
Anna: Nice to meet you and (obrigada*).
Roberto: You're welcome. Goodbye!
Anna: Goodbye!
*Obrigado and obrigada it's like encantado and encantada in Spanish? I cannot find another similar word in Spanish.
Well done!! But you made some little mistakes, they are only few details, they are the following:
Roberto: Eveything (is) good, (obrigado*). And you?
In this sentence, you could write "I'm fine, thanks*". Everything good is not wrong but it is not the exactly meaning.
*obrigado and obrigada means "Gracias" in spanish or "Thank you, Thanks" in English. Pero los hombres dicen "obrigado" y las mujeres dicen "obrigada" (i've explained in spanish for u understand better the genders
)
That's all, congratulations!! As i said before who knows spanish can understand many thing in portuguese too
Filakia!! -
Muchas gracias amiga. I'll study them! Originally Posted by lesenna
Hi Maria, sorry for my lateness, i couldn't be here last weekend.
Well done!! But you made some little mistakes, they are only few details, they are the following:
Roberto: Eveything (is) good, (obrigado*). And you?
In this sentence, you could write "I'm fine, thanks*". Everything good is not wrong but it is not the exactly meaning.
*obrigado and obrigada means "Gracias" in spanish or "Thank you, Thanks" in English. Pero los hombres dicen "obrigado" y las mujeres dicen "obrigada" (i've explained in spanish for u understand better the genders)
That's all, congratulations!! As i said before who knows spanish can understand many thing in portuguese too
Filakia!! Imagine to learn brazilian too! 
Hehehe
Άνθρωποι τύχης είδωλον επλάσαντο, πρόφασιν ιδίης αβουλίης.
~Δημόκριτος~
