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Palavras masculinas que terminam com a letra -a

De uma forma geral um substantivo masculino é caracterizado pela terminação “o” e o feminino, pela terminação “a”.  No entanto, nem sempre as palavras terminadas com a letra “a”  pertencem ao género feminino. <o:p></o:p>

Ficam alguns exemplos:<o:p></o:p>

O cinema; O mapa; O programa; O careca; O dia; O tema; O sistema; O pijama; O clima; O planeta

<o:p>Se se lembrarem de mais palavras, comentem! </o:p>

<o:p>Bom estudo</o:p>

<o:p>
</o:p>

<o:p></o:p>

3 mai 2016
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Falsos Cognatos (False Friends) Português- Inglês

Abaixo apresento alguns falsos cognatos do Português-Inglês:

Legenda | Legend

(subtitle | lenda)

E você conhece algum falso cognato?

28 janvier 2016
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(Free) app learn European Portuguese

Olá a todos,

Have fun learning European Portuguese this app:

 

Mariscada PT is a game for all the family to enjoy and explore the portuguese culture and characters.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mariscada-pt/id366744231?mt=8

 

A great app for studying Portuguese or for when you travel to Portugal.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wordup-portuguese-iberian/id502451890?mt=8

 

This is the perfect 'kick-starter' App for learning those difficult verbs and conjugations.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/learnbots-portuguese-verbs/id465701366?mt=8

 

You don't have to know anything about the Portuguese language to use L-Lingo Portuguese to equip yourself to converse in Portuguese.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/l-lingo-learn-portuguese/id602497440?mt=8

 

VerbForms Português is the easiest way to learn more than 4500 portuguese verbs and their conjugation.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/portuguese-verbs-conjugation/id612392704?mt=8

 

I hope you like

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http://portuguesewithana.blogspot.pt/

15 janvier 2016
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What's your favorite Portuguese word?
15 octobre 2015
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Learning Article : How Using Prepositions Changes Verb Meanings In Portuguese

Discuss the Article : How Using Prepositions Changes Verb Meanings In Portuguese

<a href='/article/426/how-using-prepositions-changes-verb-meanings-in-portuguese' target='_blank'>How Using Prepositions Changes Verb Meanings In Portuguese</a>

Just like phrasal verbs in English, the verbs "dar", "pasar" and "estar", meaning respectively to give, to pass and to stay, have a whole range of interesting meanings when used in combination with. Read on to learn more!

28 avril 2015
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How Using Prepositions Changes Verb Meanings In Portuguese
Just like phrasal verbs in English, the verbs "dar", "pasar" and "estar", meaning respectively to give, to pass and to stay, have a whole range of interesting meanings when used in combination with. Read on to learn more!
3 avril 2015
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Learning Article : The Cheat Sheet To Portuguese Phonetics

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<a href='/article/386/the-cheat-sheet-to-portuguese-phonetics' target='_blank'>The Cheat Sheet To Portuguese Phonetics</a>

When we learn a new language, one of the major difficulties is the phonetic. Here are some Portuguese phonetics tips.

20 février 2015
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The Cheat Sheet To Portuguese Phonetics
When we learn a new language, one of the major difficulties is the phonetic. Here are some Portuguese phonetics tips.
10 février 2015
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Learning Article : Differences Between Ser And Estar In Portuguese

Discuss the Article : Differences Between Ser And Estar In Portuguese

<a href='/article/377/differences-between-ser-and-estar-in-portuguese' target='_blank'>Differences Between Ser And Estar In Portuguese</a>

A frequent question that comes to me is about the verbs ser and estar. Many students do not understand the uses and the differences between the verb "ser" and "estar" because it is often translated as the verb "to be" in English... there is one word in English for two in Portuguese, no wonder English speaking learners get confused!

10 février 2015
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Differences Between Ser And Estar In Portuguese
A frequent question that comes to me is about the verbs ser and estar. Many students do not understand the uses and the differences between the verb "ser" and "estar" because it is often translated as the verb "to be" in English... there is one word in English for two in Portuguese, no wonder English speaking learners get confused!
29 janvier 2015
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