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Summary: Find out basic common introductions in Portuguese, like “My name is.. “ and “My wife…” in this free language lesson video from a Portuguese language expert.

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Tania Da Fonseca Tania Da Fonseca is a Canadian-born Portuguese. She speaks fluent Portuguese and English. In this series, she demonstrates how to pronounce many common phrase... read more

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Introductory Phrases in Portuguese

TANIA DA FONSECA: Hi, my name is Tania. And on behalf of Expert Village, today we're going to learn common Portuguese phrases. Now we are going to learn common Portuguese introductions. What is your name? Como se chama? Como se chama? My name is. O meu nome e. O meu nome e. When introducing a male, este e. Este e. When introducing a female, esta e. Esta e. My husband. O meu marido. O meu marido. My wife. A minha mulher. A minha mulher. My boyfriend. O meu namorado. O meu namorado. My girlfriend. A minha namorada. A minha namorada.

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