English Phrases & Patterns
*I have no reservation. Do you have a* single / twin / double *room available?"
Do you have double *room available?"
*Does the hotel have a* restaurant / bar / swimming pool / gym*?*
Does the hotel have a ... ?
Come and see the film. *It's worth it!*
Don't argue with them. *It isn't worth it!*
*Don't bore me with* your stupid theories of life.
Don't bore me with your...
Please, *Don't cause me any problems!*
Don't cause me any problems!
You *mustn't* touch them
Don't touch that!
She *has starred* in several films
Ela *estrelou* em vários filmes (happened recently)
The film wasn't *as* good *as* the book
Henry isn't *as* tall *as* his father.
When *did* you buy your car? (S.P.)
How long *have you had* your car? (P.P.)
*It hasn't* rained *for* three weeks
How long *have you had* your computer?
How many times *will we have been to* the cinema together in all our lives?
How long *we have been* together?
I *didn't know she was such an* interesting woman
I *didn't know they had such a* big dog in their house
We *didn't use to see* them very often
I *didn't use to see* her very often
I *did not* remember
I *didn't* remember you
They *have lived* in Dublin *for* 9 months
I *have been* married for 20 years
You *have just eaten* my sandwich
I *have just fu.cked* your ass (acabei de)
*Had he been working* hard when he had his heart attack?
Had he been working...? (ele estava trabalhando?)
He *fancied a* new car
He *fancied an* ice-cream (*fancied*=querer/queria)
*And being a* man *you can't?*
*And being a* girl *you can't?*
*And to add to my day,* the TV was broken and the neighbors were very noisy
*And to add to my day,* ....
*Is there any* airport?
*Are there any* good restaurants?
*Are you coming* to my party?
*Are you coming* to ... ?
*Are you going him to* tell the truth?
*Are you going her to* tell the truth?
Are you high?
*Are you high?* (bebado)
*Are you still* having the same problem as last year?
*Are you still having* the same food for dinner?
*Are you taking* the children?
*Are you taking*
*Aren't they used for* promotion?
*Aren't they used for* (Não são usados para)
*As much as* I do *on my own*
*As much as*
*As soon as* you're ready to commit to a certain date, just book it!
*As soon as* you're ready to ...
*As you see,* I changed my mind
*As you can see*, I got a new car (como vc pode ver)
*Even the* parks are ...
*Até mesmo* os ...
I don't want to work at Jussi. *Besides*, it's a hell's place.
*BESIDES* (além disso, além do mais)
One min, *I'll be right back!*
*BRB* (be right back)
*Because of* that situation, I couldn't go!
*Because of* .. I couldn't ...
*When must you* finish this report?
*By* friday
*May I* go with you?
*Could I* go with you? (PERMISSION)
*Are you enjoying* your holidays?
*Did you like* your holidays?
*Have you seen* this film *yet?* (usual in UK)
*Did* you see the film *yet?* (usual in USA)
*Does she want us to* leave?
*Do they want her to* work on Sunday?
*Would you like them* to our party?
*Do they want her to* work on Sunday?
*Do you want me to* take you to a movie tonight?
*Do you want me to* cook a dinner for you tonight after the movie?
*Do you want me to* what?
*Do you want me to* dance for you?
*Do you want to* go to the cinema? Yes, *I would*
*Do you want me to* make dinner? No, I *wouldn't*
*Is this refundable?*
*Does this come with a guarantee?*
*Does* he want *to buy* a comic?
*Does* he want *to buy* a
*Don't be so* careless!
*Don't be so* selfish
*Don't be so* cruel!
*Don't be so* shy!
*Don't come back to* this place
*Don't come back to*
She's *expecting* a baby
*Don't expect too much of him,* he's only a child
Don't worry.They're not good *either*
*EITHER* (tampouco/também)
*Towards the* park?
*Em direção* do parque.
*It was* eleven o'clock at night
*Era às* onze horas da noite
*I just had to* buy them
*Eu tinha que* compra-los
She told him *even though* I asked her not to do it
*Even though* I don't agree with you, I'll do it
I'm not sure which category I *fit into.*
*FIT INTO* (me adapto)
*At last,* benzadeus!
*Finalmente,* benzadeus!
*for a change* Can I play bass guitar today?
*For a change* (para variar)
*Go out* for a drink
*GO OUT* (sair)
*Had* you *ever flown* in a light aircraft before?
*Had* you *ever had* so many friends before?
it's in *half an hour*
*Half an hour* (meia hora)
*How do I get to the* restaurant *from here?*
*How do I get to the* post office *from the* office?
*How do you fancy a* glass of red wine?
*How do you fancy a* nice fu.ck tonight?
*How long did* you live here?
*How long did* you that dog?
I *usually do* it, but today *I didn't*
*I didn't* (não fiz)
*I don't think I know her* address
*I don't think I know his* name
Sure you know!
*I don't think I know*
*I don't* eat *much* when I'm in another houses.
*I don't* eat *much* when I'm in another houses.
*I guess...* you're wrong
*I expect...* nothing about you
*I feel the same when I look* my son Henry
*I feel the same when I look* to you
*I get used to* new things easily (present)
*I got used to* that difficult situation (simple past)
*I have no* problem
*I have no* time
*I'd like to see the* menu!
*I'd like to see the* wine list!
*I'd love to* dance with her
*I'd love to* have lunch with him
*I would love to* take you
*I'd love to* take you (*take you*=te levar)
that's all for today! *I'll have* my coffee now
*I'll have*
*I'll leave you* the elegant role because I prefer a sexy style.
*I'll leave you* (te deixarei)
*It's at the end of the street* on the left.
*It's at the end of the street* on the right.
It's been a long time!
*It's been a long time* we don't see each other
*It's better to be* happy *than to be* depressed
*It's better to be* on time *than to be* late
*it's for* 3282, Washington Luís Avenue
*It's for*
*It's like the saying,* "The grass is always greener on the
*It's like the saying (É como dizer...)
*It's made with* cachaça, limes, sugar and ice.
*It's made with*
*It's not worth it!*
*It's not worth it!*
*It's now* too late
*It's now* time to go
*It's on the* left
*It's on the* right
*It's rather* clever *of you*
*It's rather* stupid *of you*
*It's the rush hour.*
*It's the rush hour.*
*It's up to you*
*It's up to me* (isso depende de vc, de mim)
It is *well-known* that he likes you
*It's well-know!* (It's a fact!)
It's frightening *how fast* communication develop
*It's* amazing *how* quickly a children *learn* a language. *(It's + how + VERB)*
*Just in case* if you lost it
*Just in case* (só se no caso)
*Were the* teachers good at your school?
*No,they weren't*
*Shall* I buy st. for dinner?
*Shall* I buy
*She hadn't liked* the film the first time she saw it
*She hadn't liked* (ela nao *tinha gostado*)
*Show me* how to do it
*Show us* his exam.
*Since I've become a* great guy
*Since I've become* that man you know (*Since I've become*)
*So much more* important
*So much more* interesting
I still think *there is only one* opportunity for him
*There is only one* possibility to win
She *was* very *upset* because they didn't say goodbye
*They're upset* 'cause they failed the exams
I'll have to toss a coin
*Toss a coin* (tirar na moeda)
He *used to* spend hours doing the same old boring thing every day
*USED TO* (acostumado)
*Unless you tell me differently,* I will come back at five o'clock.
*Unless you tell me differently* (a menos que você me diga que não)
*Until now*, nothing received.
*Until now*,
*Until then* she'd been like her other friends
*Until then*... (desde então...)
*Why should* she go *if* she is ill?
*Why should* they come with us?
Every Sunday we walk *across* the bridge and *through* the park
*across* (linha imaginária) | *through* (journey to)
*After a while* you'll be able to feel his spirit
*after a while* (depois de um tempo)
thanks for sharing, *after all,* sharing is caring
*after all* (afinal)
I will finish it *after lunch*
*after lunch*
Alesso's songs are *always catchy.*
*always catchy*
*I'll arrive on* September 18th
*and then I'll leave on* October 1st
Can I eat *any amount I like?*
*any amount you like* (quanto voce quiser)
*as long as* they're not asking for additional fees
*as long as* they're not / *as long as* he's not
He's *away* from his family
*away* (longe)
Can you *borrow it*?
*borrow*
She *grew up* in Paris
*grew up* (cresceu)
I *guess that's why* our ancestors lived there for so many years
*guess that's why* (acho q foi por isso)
I bought it *in the sales*
*in the sales* (em liquidação)
I'm not sure!
*indecision* (I'm not sure)
This will make me fall asleep *instead of* keep*ing* me awake
*instead of* keep*ing* me awake
*Is better that* you come early
*is better that* (é melhor que)
The meat *is off*
*is off* (está passada)
my beef *in medium,* please
*medium* (no ponto)
*I like to go* ski*ing*, dj*ing*, danc*ing* and party*ing*
*não esquecer do -ing* quando *menciona seus gostos*
What's the theme *of your talk?*
*of your talk* (da sua palestra)
I will show you the photos *on condition that* you tell me what happened
*on condition that* you tell me what happened
If you are still *on the fence* about
*on the fence* (em cima do muro)
more videos *on the way*
*on the way* (a caminho)
*Is my flight on time?*
*on time* (no horário)
*take your* coat *off*
*put your* coat *on*
But one is *quite enough*
*quite enough* (suficiente)
we see them *quite often*
*quite often* (com frequencia)
Would you like your whisky *straight up* or *on the rocks?*
*straight up* or *on the rocks*
you *take over* after we stop for a coffee
*take over* (assume)
take the .. out
*take the* kids *out!*
*that's why* we're here
*that's why* I'm here
I'm *the one* who likes him
*the one* (o que)
*the ones* you like *the most*
*the ones* he likes *the most*
No, *there aren*t any!*
*there aren*t any!*
*there's no way* something happen to you
*there's no way* to face it!
Oh, do you have *to keep talking about this?*
*to keep talking about this* (insistindo)
*to pick up* my shoes
*to pick* my shoes *up*
I make balloons *to take them to* the party
*to take them to* (para leva-los a)
I*ve one thing *to talk to you*.
*to talk to you*.
They have *to work overtime* to finish the job
*to work overtime* (fazer hr extra)
Say goodbye *to your* husband *for me*
*to your* ... *for me*
What you *try for*, you get
*try for* (busca)
She didn't *turn away* for his boss
*turn away* (virar a cara)
The car *turned over*
*turned over* (virou)
*About* 10
*umas* 10
I'm in London *until* Friday.
*until* Friday.
They're *very much* in love
*very much* (muito)
Then *walk past* the museums and *up* the hill
*walk past* (passou)
*I want you to* suck me till the throat
*want you to* (eu quero que você)
*I want you* to see this now
*want you to* (quero que vc)
Jack *was away* in London
*was away* (estava fora)
If we go now, *we could catch* the 5:30 train
*we could catch*, what do you think?
We *had been going* out together for 3 years when we got married
*we had been going out* (estavamos saindo)
*we'd be* very happy
*we'd be* (ficariamos muito felizes)
*We*d* it together
*we'd* (nos poderíamos)
*We're having a* party tonight
*we're having* (iremos fazer)
*we're out of* resources
*we're out of*
The radio *which is* on the table is broken
*which is* (na qual)
She *would feel better* with a new look.
*would feel better* (se sentiria melhor)
a millionare who is in his 30s they *would go nuts*
*would go nuts* (would go crazy)
She *would love* it
*would love* (amaria)
The whole deal *would come out* cheaper
*would* come out = sair*IA*
It means spicy spagghety *you fool*
*you fool* (seu idiota)
*You know how to* live well
*you know how to*, my goodness.
*you know what* = quer saber
*you know what?* go f.u.c.k yourself
Slow down or *you're going to have* an accident.
*you're going to have* ...
*You're made to be* a great idiot
*you're made to be* (voce nasceu para ser um)
*you're making me* nervous
*you're making me so* happy
Hey, *you're* Alex, *aren't you?*
*you're* ... *aren't you?*
Here is your change (seu troço).
*your change* (seu troco)
*You'd better* come with me
*É melhor que* você venha comigo
*It feels so* warm and friendly
*É tão* caloroso e amigável
We *had just finished* dinner when the film started
He *had just bought* his car when he had an accident (tinha acabado de)
We *had just arrived* when the phone rang
He *had just finished* his studies when he got the offer (tinha acabado de...)
He *didn't have to* finish that report
He *had to* finish the report.
Rodrigo *flew to* Lisboa *two days ago*
He *has had* a lot of appointments today
I*'ve just* seen my brother
He *has just been* there
I *used to* smoke but I gave it up two years ago!
He *used to be* fat, but now he's quite thin!
I *went into* the shop
He *went into* the theatre (went into- entramos)
She *will be having* fu.cking
He *will be having* working
*I have no* news about it!
I *have no* idea about it!
I *have to be at* work *for 6 am.
I *have to be at* office *at* 6 am.
I finished my exams *on Friday* (S.P.)
I *haven't* finished my exams *yet* (P.P.)
I *look forward to* hear*ing* from you
I *look forward* to meet*ing* you again
We *mustn't be late*, the meeting starts at 10.
I *mustn't forget* his birthday.
We *used to* live in London, untill we move to Spain
I *used to* live in Brazil, untill I move to Portugal
I'm sorry *I was late for* the meeting
I *was out of the* office this morning
*I would like to stay for* [number of] *nights, please."*
I *would like to stay for* 2 weeks, please!
I *would love* it
I *would like* it (adoraria)
I *would love to* go home
I *would love to* see her
We *toasted the* happy couple with champagne (brindar)
I am *toasting the* bread (tostar)
I am always happy *before it* rains
I am always happy *after it* rains
He wants red wine *instead of* white wine
I am going to leave now *instead of* later
I was just wondering *if you could tell me* what exactly made you think the course was worth only 1 star?
if you could tell me
*if you don't mind,* I'm interested
if you don't mind
*if you eat* a lot, *you'll get* fat.
if you eat ... you'll get
but *lack of access* in areas controlled by the Islamic State
lack of access
leave me alone
leave me alone
*leave your* key *at* reception
leave your
I can *look at it* this afternoon
look at it
I *look forward to* read*ing* it
look forward to (ansioso para)
I *love to* fu.ck, lean*ing* my beer on the woman's back
love to ... ing
more than
mais do que
I'm getting changed
me trocando
You *might not* sleep tonight *after the* news
might not (pode ser que não, remota possibilidade)
much better than..
much worse than..
What's the best way to
the best way|the quickest way|the healthiest way
the dog is *NEAR* the house
the dog is *FAR FROM* the door
The US *has been* join*ed* to this war.
the has been
Today is *the longest* day of my life, what a hell
the longest (duração)
*the more* time passes *more* difficult it becomes
the more .. more..
*The more* I fu.ck, *the better* I feel
the more.. the more..
the most *common* ones
the most *interesting* ones
*the name of this is* laziness
the name of this is
*the name of this acessory is* milk frother
the name of this item is
Do u have more brothers? No, he's *the only one*
the only one
It's *the only one I've got*
the only one I've got
They were *the only ones* to complain about the situation
the only one/only ones
Have a nice day! *The same to you*
the same to you
I'm *against* wars
they're *against* injustices in the world
We don't have to pay this bill *till the end of the month*
till the end of the month; till the end of the year
I enjoy*ed* see*ing* you
I enjoy*ed* *being* with you
Don't *get close to me!*
I want *to get close to you*
I want one *of each*.
I want one *of each*.
It's incredible *yet* true
It's incredible *but* true
*Have you* always worn glasses?
No, *I haven't*
Finish it *before* he comes back
Read it *before* you write the report!
I like it *almost as much as* your pu.ssy
Renan *is almost* 30.
He arrived a *couple of* days ago
Renan arrived a *couple of* days ago
Is it off ?
Saiu? - falando pra qualquer sujeira?
Tomorrow *at ten?*
Saturday *at eight?*
*The more* they sound like a song, *the easier it is to* remember them
The more ... the easier it is to ...
He is taller *than I expected*
The party was better *than we expected*
They *aren*t* gett*ing* marri*ed* *next year*
They *aren*t* gett*ing* marri*ed* *next year*
He *became* a very famous actor
They *became* good friends
He do*esn't* know *her*
They *don't* know *us*
They *set up* the tent near the river
They *set up* their own business
I have all *of them*
They have all *of her*
There are some petrol in the car *but not much*
They have friend, *but only a few*
They have four meals *a day*
They have social welfare *once a month*
She's *in a hurry*
They're *in a hurry*
*There aren*t any* cookies *left.*
There aren't any ... left
*There's so much* water on the floor
There're so many co.cks in my country
There's a lot of flu *around this* month
There's a lot of pessimism *around here*
They look younger *than they are*
These coins *look much more* valuable *than they really are*
I*'ve already* sent the bill
They*'ve already* closed
I've *nothing to do with*
This *has nothing to do with* being happy
*This has been* the destiny, for sure!
This has been the...
*Turn into* Washington Luis Avenue
Turn into ...
You *sounded very* sad on the phone
Voce *parecia* muito triste
We expect you to come
We *had been* expect*ing* you to come (estivemos esperando)
*Can I make a suggestion?*
We can't wait here forever
No, they*'re staying with* their grandparents.
We*'re having a* second honeymoon.
We *have never been* to USA
We*'ve never been to* Europe
What is the time?
What time is it?
*When I grow up I want to be* a doctor
When I grow up I want to be
*When have you seen* a huge chicken in a part? Just in Brazil, believe me!
When have you seen a ..?
*When was your* wedding anniversary, on Saturday or on Sunday?
When was you
*When you're done*, let me know
When you're done ...
*Where were you* last night?
Where were you?
I*ve worn* this shit!
Yes I *wore it* for christmas
Don't feel lonely! *Come with us!*
You *don't have to get used to* feeling lonely! *Come with us!*
You *even look like* her on that skirt
You *even look like* her on
You *had just gone* to bed when they scored a goal
You *had just gone* to heaven when they devil pick you up
You *have been* a strange man since that episode
You *have been* a motherfu.cker since last year.
She *makes me* cry
You *make me* think a lot
He *mustn't park* his car there, it's forbidden.
You *mustn't laugh*, is not funny.
*You wouldn't* recognize her
You *wouldn't play* this game *(...ria)*
You can *leave with* the sunglasses *on*
You can *leave with* ... on
She's *at least* twenty years old
You could have said something, *at least!* (pelo menos)
*You know how* to f.u.c.k well
You know how
You *have to be* crazy for doing st like this.
You really *have to be* crazy
do you want *anything else?*
anything else?
We can do it in *anywhere else*
anywhere else
"He's around my age"
around my age
I would like to improve my course in *as many ways as possible* to give my students *what they want.*
as many ways as possible / what they want
*as much as you would with* another travellers
as much as you would with
They will phone us *as soon as* they have the results
as soon as
he says he will tell us *as soon as* the film starts
as soon as
*I could kill for* a cup of coffee.
could kill for
I crossed the street
cross the street
You can eat them *fresh* or *baked*
crua ou assada
I like it *like this*, please let it *like this*
(desse jeito / assim)
Why don't we go on foot *for a change?*
*..for a change* (para variar)
she's very clever, *you know?*
*..you know?*
*A party of* four?
*A party of* four? (uma mesa para quatro?)
He *needs me to go* with him
Do you *need me* to write the letter?
This videogame *is in*
Playstation always *were in* (na moda)
Please *keep* your room tidy!
Please *keep* your ...
You promise *not to tell anyone?*
Please *not to tell anyone*
Please *put her on the* phone
Please *put her on the* phone
Please *turn on the* air conditioning.
Please *turn off* the air conditioning.
*Please be aware* that some of these trains are made up entirely.
Please be aware
*Don't come out of your room yet.*I have a surprise for you
Please, *come out of your room!*
Please, *carry on!*
Please, *continue!*
Please, *pick up* the toys
Please, *pick* the toys *up*
Please, *take me to the* hospital
Please, *take me to your* mother's pu.ssy.
*Please, let me go*. I *have to* finish *a* report tonight
Please, let me go I *have to
Can I have this *gift-wrapped*, please?
Pode *embrulhar* para presente, por favor?
*Can you make it?*
Pode chegar a tempo?
*Aside from* tourism, *the* Schengen visa *also allows*
also allows ...
*Come quickly,* before I go
come quickly (vem logo)
I'm *coming back* to Ogilvy
coming back
*Can I walk from here?*
dá pra ir andando?
Please, *keep the change!*
*...keep the change!*
The phone *is busy*
.. *is busy*
*Anybody else* want to go there?
Anybody else?
*I can't figure out* how to proceed with Syria situation
I can't figure out :/
Love to you and your family.
Love to you and your family.
Yes, *I would*
No I *wouldn't*
*Look at the time!*
Olha q hrs são!
*Will you?*
Será?
*it's only* 8 eight o'clock!
São apenas 8 da noite!
I'm always in a *bad mood* on Monday mornings.
bad mood
*Let's * house!
get into the
*Don't swear!* It's not nice
DON'T SWEAR (não xingue)
*What terminal does my flight leave from?"*
De qual terminal sai o meu voo?
You should try it
Definetely, *you should try it!*
From the beginning of our relationship you knew I was like this
Desde o começo da nossa relação você sabia que eu era assim.
*Does she *have* a nice car?
Did she have a nice car?
*Did they use to have* a big car?
Did they use to have* a life comfortable?
*Did you have a* hard day today?
Did you have a ... ?
*Did you take your* cat?
Did you take your ... ?
*Did you use to go* there often?
Did you use to go...?
We could buy the tickets *in advance*
Do something *in advance* (com antecedência)
Do u live with your parents?
Do u live with ... ?
Do you *fancy* this dress?
Do you *like* this dress?
Do you *live around* here?
Do you *live around* ... ?
Do you have this *in a bigger size?*
Do you have this *in a smaller size?*
*Do you have to* work on the weekends?
Do you have to.. ?
*Do you rather* tea or coffee?
Do you rather?
I remember those days I *had been waiting* for your letter
Do you remember those days he *had been crying* every night? (*had been ..ing*=eu estive ...ando)
*Do you wanna come* with some friends *of mine?*
Do you wanna come .... of mine?
Don't you want *to come with us?*
Do you want *to come with us?*
Do you want *to leave us*?
Do you want *to leave them*?
You*'ve been* driv*ing for* hours. Do you want me *to take over?*
Do you want me *to take over?*
*Do you want to* close the door?
Do you want to .. ?
I want to be *on my own* for a while
Do you want to be *on your own?*
*Do you think so?* Really?
Does he think so?
*Does it take a long time to* prepare?
Does it take a long time to ...
*Does my room have a* bathroom / an iron / a hairdryer / a telephone / a mini-bar?
Does my room have a ...?
*Do you still haven't* the right things to do it, right?
Does she *haven't* dual citizenship *yet*, right?
Does the concert start at 9?
Does the
She *was present at* the ceremony
Don't complain about your *present situation*
They love *each other*
Don't criticize *each other*
I'm sorry *I was late for* the meeting
Don't speak about it, *I don't want hear anything*
*Don't you normally* take the dog out *for a walk*?
Don't you normally ... for a .. ?
*Don't you normally* take the kids out on Sundays?
Don't you normally..?
*Don't you* fu.ck pussies, man?
Don't you?
What about these?
E estas?
Is that you there?
Eh VC ali?
She *is being* filmed
Ela *está sendo* filmada (happening)
She *had* therapy
Ela *fez* terapia
*She went* 10 minutes *ago*
Ela saiu ha 10 minutos
He lives *near here*
Ele vive *aqui perto* (NEAR HERE)
He's very *sensible*
Ele é muito *sensato*
He's very *sensitive*
Ele é muito *viado*
They *take it in turns*
Eles *revezam*
They *take it in turns*
Eles *se revezam*
They are *away on holidays*
Eles estão de férias (away on holidays)
They are never ill
Eles nunca estão doentes
Alone, *at last!*
Enfim, *sós!*
Come on then!
Então vamos!
*Is this bag OK as hand luggage?*
Esta bolsa passa como bagagem de mão?
I*'ve been* here for..
Estive aqui por.. / Estou aqui há..
I'm *counting on it!*
Estou contando com isso!
*They're over there*
Estão ali
I *had been* studying very hard
Eu *estive* estudando muito
I had just started eating ...
Eu *tinha acabado* de começar a comer ...
I *had just* started writing ...
Eu *tinha acabado* de começar a escrever ...
I *would love* to *get used to that*
Eu adoraria me acostumar com isso
I have been here for
Eu estive aqui por../Eu estou aqui por.. (bem recente)
*Excuse me, please. I am looking for the* museum / gallery / park / river / shopping mall / city centre.
Excuse me, please. I am looking for the...
*Finally I get to* understand what you are saying
Finally I get to
*As soon as* the party started, he left
Finish this *as soon as* you can
Read this article *before* buy*ing the* book
Finish your homework *before* watch*ing* TV
Firstly / Secondly / Thirdly
Firstly / Secondly / Thirdly
*Follow that* guy!
Follow that
Friends *of yours* are friend *of mine*
Friends *of yours* are friend *of mine*
From the bottom of my heart
From the bottom of my...
And *from there* we can call our husbands and tell them to come
From there we...
Give me 5 euros of banana please!
Give me 5 euros then, please;
Go back home! No, *not without* you
Go back to school! No, *not without* my breakfast.
*Go past the* church and your destination is on the let
Go past (passe)
*Had you been studying* very much before you took the exam?
Had you been studying...? Yes, *I had*
*Had* your wife *been to* London before?
Had your ... been to ...?
Have you *ever won* the lottery?
Has she *ever been* married*ed?*
Did you see Robert *last* week? (S.P.)
Have u seen Robert *this* week? (P.P.)
Have you seen my coat, *by any chance?*
Have u seen any easy girl to fu,ck, *by any chance?*
Have you *[been]* in Chicago last week?
Have you *[written]* a novel?
Have you *ever* travell*ed* abroad?
Have you *ever* ridd*en* a camel?
*Have you* enjoy*ed* the party?
Have you ... ?
*Have* you *ever been to* Egypt?
Have you ever been to...?
*Have you got any* candles for his birthday?
Have you got any ... ?
You read that book *last year* (S.P.)
Have you read that book *yet?* (P.P.)
She *can't have* eat*en* everything
He *can't have* finish*ed* before five
He *doesn't even* look at me
He *doesn't even* smile at me (*don't even=*nem sequer)
He *goes out for a* walk every day.
He *goes out for a* ....
I *have just been to* the bank
He *has just called* me (acabou de)
They *have just* arrivi*ed*
He *has just got* marri*ed*
She *isn't the* fat girl she *used to be any more*
He *isn't that* boy he *used to be any more*
How much do I *owe you?*
He *owes* money to his father
I saw it with my *own* eyes
He *owns* many businesses.
She *won't mind*
He *won't mind*
I *would love* to live *close* to you
He *would love* to go to the cinema every day
They couldn't go out *because of* the bad weather
He failed *because of* a stupid mistake (*because of*=por causa de)
He hates wash*ing up*
He hates *to* wash *up*
I am *the one* who speaks Russian
He is *the one* who knows
He never *appears* before lunch
He never *appears here* before 10 o'clock
Let's make new plans *over lunch*
He told me everything *over breakfast*
She wants *you to come*
He wants *her to stay*
I want to be *on my own* for a while
He wants to be *on his own*
*He was eighteen* when he *went to* the States for the first time
He was eighteen...
She's prettier *than anyone I've ever met*
He was sillier *than anyone I've ever met*
She weighs *less than* you
He weighs *less than* he says
*He will refuse to come* unless you ask him
He will refuse to come :(
This car is *so* old *that is faster* to walk
He works *so hard* that he *even* work *at the* weekends
He's *good at* dominoes
He's *not good at* chess
She's *such a* beautiful woman
He's *such an* interesting man (tão)
He's *the most* fun *of all*
He's *the most* interesting *of all*
You're *wasting* your time
He's *wasted* a fortune on cars
He's a *lot of fun*
He's a *funny* guy
I'm happy *about what* happened
He's furious *about what* she told him
She's writing the report *on her own*
He's planning his travel *on his own*
Helen *takes care* if her garden, so she doesn't care for anything else.
Helen *takes care* if her garden, so ...
The solution *is at the end of* the book
Her room *is at the end of the* corridor.
Here we come!
Here we go! (Aqui vamos nós!)
Hey' *Both of you!*
Hey vocês dois!
I don't know what's the matter with me. *I'm very down* (desanimado)
Hey, I'm *down here* (aqui em baixo)
*How can I thank you?*
How Can I?
*How will* you choose?
How THEY will choose?
*I want to* repay him *somehow*
How can I *repay* you? (retribuir)
*How can* I do it with you?
How can I do it... with you?
How can they drink *so much*?
How can you study *so much*?
*How far is it from here?*
How far is it from ...?
How long *have* you *been* work*ing* at the bank?
How long *has* she *been* liv*ing* in Germany?
He asked me *how long* I *had lived* there
How long I *had played* a guitar
*How long have* we know each other?
How long have ...?
*How long have you had* this car?
How long have you had ...?
*How long must* I wait?
How long must I ... ?
*How long will* you *be* in town?
How long will you be?
*How long will you stay* in London *if* they have meeting tomorrow?
How long will you stay ... if... ?
How many verbs should I learn *to start with?*
How many things should I know *to start with?* (*to start with=*para começar)
*How much is it to the* Plaza Hotel?
How much is it to the ..
How's the Far Cry 4?
How's the ... ?
*There's a* 20 *minute wait*.
Há uma espera de 20 minutos
I *lend* you my coat
I *borrow* you my coat
I *can feel* a hostile atmosphere between us.
I *can feel* a ...
I *can't get used* with all this noise
I *can't get used* (não posso acostumar)
I *can't stand* her
I *can't stand* him
I *could be wrong*
I *could be right* (posso estar)
I *couldn't help* thinking about her
I *couldn't help* laughing about the situation
I dream *of her*
I *dream about* her
I *feel like* a cup of coffee!
I *feel like* a ice cream
I* feel the need to* have a break
I *feel the need to* go out and move to a new country
I *go out for* party *on* fridays.
I *go out for* ... on wednesdays
I *got some money out* of the machine
I *got some money out*
I *expect her* to complain (espero)
I *had been expecting her* to complain (estive esperando)
They *hadn't been* listening to the directions
I *had been* very busy at those days
I *have been* working (estava)
I *had been* working (estive)
I *had just got* on the bus when I saw you in your car
I *had just cleaned* the house when the children arrived (*had just cleaned*=tinha acabado de limpar)
Sheila *had just gone* out when her BF arrived
I *had just gone* when my boss arrived (tinha acabado de sair)
I *had never eaten* goat's cheese before I *went to* Greece
I *had never eaten* (nunca tinha comido)
I *had never played* this game before (nunca tinha jogado)
I *had never eaten* paella before I came to spain (nunca tinha comido)
I *have to* go there
I *had to* go there.
They *hadn't expected* to see so many people (não tinha esperado)
I *had't eaten* paella before I came to spain (não tinha comido)
I *hardly ever* go to the cinema during the week.
I *hardly ever* go to the
They *have already* start*ed* the exam
I *have already taken* the books home
She *has* worked here *for* six months
I *have been* a teacher *for* a long time
I *just saw* the girl of my dreams (USA=simple past commonly used)
I *have just seen* the girl of my dreams (UK=present perfect commonly used)
I *never saw* such a beautiful face! (USA)
I *have never seen* such a beautiful face! (UK)
I *have never* played on this guitar
I *have never* played on this bass guitar
She's *never* visit*ed* Brazil
I *haven't had* my breakfast *yet*
I *still haven't* played on this guitar
I *haven't played* on this guitar *yet*
I *still haven't* done it!
I *haven't* done it *yet*!
*Haven't* you seen it *yet?*
I *haven't* seen him *yet*
I *look forward to* seeing her
I *look forward to* seeing him (tenho muita vontade)
I *look forward to* stroll*ing* with you
I *look forward* to fu.ck*ing* you
*Think about what* I told you yesterday
I *never think about what* he said the other day
I *never* lik*ed* him
I *never* lik*ed* her
I *shouldn't spend so much money* but it's a bargain.
I *shouldn't say anything* but you know it's wrong.
He *smiled at* her
I *smiled at* them
I *spend* my money buying nice things (gasto)
I *spend* my time looking at cars (passo)
I *haven't had* breakfast *yet*
I *still haven't* done anything good in my life
*Go past* the supermarket
I *walk past* every day in Pão de Açúcar supermarket
I'll never *get there!*
I *would never get there* that way
I *wouldn't be surprised if* the gods *were* fed up
I *wouldn't be* happy *if* I *were* you
I *wouldn't be* worried *if* I were you
I *wouldn't be* happy if you *weren't* here
Can u tell me if *there were* ANY calls for me?
I asked *if there was* a flight to Paris.
*I did a lot of thinking* about everything
I did a lot of thinking!
He failed his exam. I *guess that's why* he's so quiet
I didn't sleep last night.I *guess that's why* I am so tired
*I didn't say that, did I?*
I didn't throw away this shit, did I?
I do the cooking every day.
I do the ... every ....
She speaks seven languages and she *even* speaks Chinese!
I don't *even* know you!
I don't have *as much time as* you
I don't have *as much money as* them
Well, I don't know *if you were* stupid *then,* but *you were* pretty, *like* a top model
I don't know if you were, but you were ... like a ...
I *don't know if you were* stupid then, *but I* love you now, Renan
I don't know if you were... but I....
They *are too* busy.*That's why* they *didn't come to the* party
I don't like *that kind of music*. *That's why* I don't *want to go to the* concert
*I don't like to be rushed* into making a decision
I don't like to be rushed
*Although* he wasn't very well, he went to work
I don't want to go. *Although* I must go!
My teacher speaks english *more clearly than* me
I drive *more carefully than* Allan
I feel *a lotta better now*
I feel *much better now*
I feel *much better*
I feel *much worse*
I feel good
I feel sick
I guess so
I guess not
He *does the shopping* on Wednesdays.
I have *to do* the shopping.
*I have a feeling that* something bad is about to happen
I have a feeling that (pressinto que)
I haven't been there *lately*
I have been there *recently*
*Each one* is handmade
I have three children and *each one* is talented in a diferent way
Anyway, *I have to go*
I have to go
Look it's 10 o'clock. *I have to go*
I have to go
I *have to try* and *fit them all into* this week
I have to try and *fit them all into* this month
I *haven't had* time for lunch yet.
I haven't had time for ...
I haven't seen him *since* Saturday
I haven't seen him *for* three days.
I haven't seen him *all week*
I haven't seen him *lately*
I hope it *lasts*
I hope it *lasts*
*I just went to* buy some food
I just went to
They will win *for sure*
I know how to help you *for sure*
*Do you want to come for *a walk?*
I like *her walk*
I love *the way* you did it!
I like *the way* you do it!
I like to go dancing *once in a while*
I like to have anal sex *once in a while*
Ladies and gentleman, now we're flying *over* Paris
I love walking *under* the trees.
look back on (something)
I need *to look back on* everything that I've learnt
*I need to take* some days off
I need to take
it's like facing dress ball, I never know *who* I am danc*ing with*
I never know *who* I am danc*ing with*
what *do you pay for?*
I pay the tickets and you *pay for the* food expenses
I *work harder* when is evening
I play tennis *worse than* my brother
prefeer whiskey *to* bear, *in general speaking*
I prefer ... to ... , in general speaking
Do you like to try these cars? You can try *them both*
I remember *both of them*
We'll I don't mind, I *still think* it's a good idea!
I still think it's
It's the truth, *I swear it!*
I swear it (eu juro)
I'm looking for someone special. I think *you are the one!*
I think *you are the one!*
I thought *this was for me*
I thought *this was for them*
I totally agree with you
I totally agree with you
*I want a* cheese burguer with french fries and *for dessert* I'd like an Apple pie
I want a / and for dessert I'd like an
In order *to get the best out of me*
I want to get *the best out of you*
*I want to order* two pizzas
I want to order*
*I was at* home.*Where were you?*
I was at ... Where were you?
I was in this village with my wife *once*
I was been there *twice*
*I was born* in 18th of September, in 1988.
I was born
She bought a sandwich because she *hadn't had* breakfast
I was upset because you hadn't called me all this week
*Should* I stay or *Should* I go now?
I was wondering.. *Should I stay?*
When the film started *I went into the cinema*
I went into the cinema
*I went to the* movies on Friday
I went to the....
*I will get* a new place to live
I will get
*I will get* so many pu.ssies to fu.ck
I will get
*I will leave it* for you tomorrow
I will leave it
I'd prefer ....
I would rather not, thanks
*I'd like* so many things
I'd like so
Excuse me! I'm lost. *I'd like to ask for directions*
I'd like to ask for directions
*I'd like to book a* table *for* Saturday.
I'd like to book a ... for ....
*I'd love a* cup of coffee.
I'd love a
I'll *have to* choose the destiny of my life.
I'll *have to go there*
*I'll come before the* morning.
I'll come before the ...
I'm sure *I'll have no* problems with this shit
I'll have no ...
*I'll have the* chef's special, *please.*
I'll have the .. please
I'll have to try that!
I'll have to try that!
I'll leave you alone
I'll leave you alone
I'll finish my work and see you *afterwards*
I'll play just a little bit, then I come here *afterwards*
I'm *getting younger*
I'm *getting older*
*I'm going to*
I'm *going to study* English in Ireland on few months
I need a doctor. *I'm in a lotta pain*
I'm *in a lot of pain*
Today I'm not *in the mood for* anything!
I'm *in the mood for* dancing (afim)
I'm *like* my father.
I'm *like* you.
I'm *starting to* like this!
I'm *starting to* get the things right!
I'm *the owner of* the dog.
I'm *the owner of*
He wasn't *aware of* the problem
I'm *very aware of* the situation
I'm so glad you liked
I'm do glad you *do*
*I'm dying for* a coffee.
I'm dying for
I'm not working today, *I'm having a day off*
I'm having a day off
*Do you have* anything *cheaper than this?*
I'm looking for *something cheaper*
I'm sorry but *I'm not coming to the* meet
I'm not coming to the
I'm off to the upstairs
I'm off
I'm off at 6:30pm every day
I'm off at ...
A biscuit? No, thanks, *I'm on diet*
I'm on diet
I have *to obey* the manager
I'm only *obeying orders*
I'm so happy / glad / pleased
I'm so happy / glad / pleased
*I've been here* for 5 years already
I've been here
*I've got* those one black socks
I've got
How did this happen?
I've no idea
It's first time *I've seen* the snow
I've seen
I *would prefer* you to stay with me
I*'d prefer* you to come to my home
I *still have* a lot of work to do
I*'ve already* eaten twice
He *has already* given me his phone number
I*'ve already* told you my address
I was a smoker *for 10 years* (S.P.)
I*'ve always been* a smoker (P.P.)
I *have been* there *lately*
I*'ve been* there early
He *has never had* a good life
I*'ve never had* good conditions
I*'ve never had* anything like that in all my whole life
I*'ve never supported* any nazi band
It's Sunday evening and I *still haven't* finished my homework
I*'ve seen* the film three times but I*'ve never* read the book
I *saw* the film *yesterday* (S.P.)
I*'ve seen* this film *three times* (P.P.)
I*d like to *encourage you* to see new ways of think
I*d like to *encourage you* to see...
I*ve left it at ... home
I*ve left it at ...
*If I don't come back before you go*, I see u tomorrow
If I don't come back before you go
*If* I *had to* work on Sundays, I *would* kill myself
If I had to .... I would ...
*If* she *had* to see her ex-gf, I *would* kill myself
If she had to ... I would ...
*It been* so strange.
'It been'.
I'm 'early' to thirties
'early' (quase)
*Aren't these* knives *used for* cutting fish?
(Aren't these / used for)
*Shall* I carry your bag?
(HELP INTENT)
*Shall* we have a drink?
(SUGGESTION)
There're only few assistants here....
(Vendedores)
Let's top on the service station and *have a coffee*
(have a coffee/have a breakfast/have a lunch)
cause I don't have *nowhere to go*
(nowhere to go)
*Can I have a room overlooking the* river, *please?*
*"Can I have a room overlooking the* beach, *please?"*
Book *in advance* (com antecedência)
*.. in advance* (com antecedência)
Thank you *in advance* for your wonderful help
*...in advance* (antecipadamente)
How are u feeling *so far?*
*...so far?*
She looked sadder *though*, didn't she?
*...though* (de qualquer forma)
We talk about you *all the time*
*..all the time*
I think the real problems *comes from within*
*..comes from within* (vem de dentro)
Why don't we go dancing *for a change?*
*..for a change* (para variar)
A world *in which* computers *are taking over*=*IN WHICH* (na qual)
*ARE TAKING OVER* (tomando conta/dominando)
How long *does* this report *have to be?*
*About* 50 pages.
*Afterwards,* to thank you, I want to *take you to* lunch at the port
*Afterwards,* (Posteriormente) | *take you to* (levar vc a)
*Are you going just to* standing there?
*Are u going just to* play PS4 tonight?
*What time must* you get up?
*At about* 7 o'clock
*At what the time* does the train for Brighton *leave?*
*At what the time* does the ... *leave?*
*At what time do* you have to leave?
*At what time does* the airplane arrive?
*At what time* ... ?
*At what time does* the bus leave ?
How about to *come round* for a dinner tommorrow?
*COME ROUND* (dar uma passada)
*Can I get you* a drink?
*Can I get you* a ... ?
*Can I have your* facebook/whats?
*Can I have your* ... ?
*Can I order two mozzarellas, *please?*
*Can I order ... please?
*Can I try this on, please?*
*Can I try them on?*
*Can We afford* to go on holiday?
*Can We afford ...?* = Podemos nos dar ao luxo?
*Can I have* the bill, please?
*Can We have* the Bill, please?
*Can we have five minutes to decide, please?*
*Can we have five minutes,* please?
*Can we see the* menu, *please?*
*Can we see the* wine list, *please?*
*Can you lend me* your book?
*Can you borrow me* your book?
The plane *will arrive at* 8:00 o'clock.
*Can you pick* John *up* from the airport?
She *stayed* in house for 3 weeks
*Can you stay* for dinner?
*Can you tell me how to* get there?
*Can you tell me how to* do this?
*Can you tell me where the nearest* toilets are?
*Can you tell me where the nearest* ATM cash machine is?"
I need to go to the bathroom. *Can you watch my stuff*
*Can you watch my* things?
*Carry on*, I'm listening!
*Carry on* (keep on)
*Cheer up,* Chris!
*Cheer up* (se anime!)
*Come round to* my house (passe em casa)
*Come round to ...* (passe em ...)
Do you want* to come to my house?*
*Come to* my house
*Could you look after* my pot plantation?
*Could you take care of* my pot plantation?
*Did you go to* a restaurant
*Did you go to* (você foi)
We *didn't have to go* to the meeting. It was cancelled.
*Did you have to* wait long?
*Have u seen* your mother *this morning?*
*Did* you *speak* to them *yesterday?*
Have you *ever* eat*en* Octopus? (Once!)
*Did* you like it? (Very much!)
*Do you want her to* to come to the party?
*Do they want us to* take a bottle of red wine?
*Enjoy yourself without* thinking about her
*Do this without saying* anything
*Have u got* a cock?
*Do u have* a cock?
*Do u want join us?*
*Do u want join us?*
*Can we have the bill, please?*
*Do you accept* credit cards*?*
*Do you have any seats* outside, *please?*
*Do you have any seats* by the window, *please?* [*by the window*=perto da janela]
*Do you know what* I really want?
*Do you know what* it is?
*Do you need someone to* talk *to?*
*Do you need someone to* listen *to?*
*Do you serve any* vegetarian food?
*Do you serve any* beef meat?
*Do you take* credit card?
*Do you take* ... ?
What size *do you take*?
*Do you take?* (que você usa)
*Do they want us to* take a bottle of red wine?
*Does she want us to* leave? *Does she want us to* leave?
Does this ... come with a ... ?
*Does this* umbrella *come with* a cover?
*Don't be so* negative!
*Don't be so* angry!
*for a change* Can I play bass guitar today? (For a change
*For a change* (para variar)
Sure *for how many people?*
*For a couple.*
*For me nothing compares to* good English meat
*For me nothing compares to* a good pu.ssy
*Go out* for a walk
*GO OUT* (sair)
*Get* car *out*, let's train!
*Get* something *out*
*Had he been* driving so fast?
*Had she been* looking for a best opportunity?
*Had they been drinking* when they had the fight? No, *they hadn't*
*Had they been drinking?* (eles estavam bebendo?)
*Had you studied Spanish* before you came to Ecuador?
*Had you studied* Spanish...? (você *tinha estudado?*)
*Have* you chosen the restaurant *yet?*
*Has* he passed his exams *yet?*
*Has* he *ever had* a car accident?
*Has* it *ever* snow*ed* in Egypt?
*Has* he *been* ill?
*Has* she *been* fu.cking?
*Has* he *ever had* an accident?
*Has* she *ever had* an accident?
*Has* the post come *yet?*
*Has* she arrived *yet?*
*Have* I shown you the photos *yet?*
*Has* she said anything *yet?*
*Have you been in* Portugal *for* a long time?
*Have you been* in this village *for* a long time?
*I felt* very frightened *at the end of* the film
*Have you felt* the same?
*Have you had* a great day?
*Have you had* a great vacation?
*Have you heard* the latest news *yet?*
*Have you heard* ... *yet?*
*Have you* eaten *there before?*
*Have you* fu.cked *there before?*
Have you printed a copy of my invoice *yet*?
*Have you* printed a copy of my invoice *yet*?
*Have you* driven *there before?*
*Have you* swum *there before?*
*Have* you *heard?*
*Have* you *seen?*
*Have* you *talked?*
*Have* you *tasted?*
*Have* you bought it *yet?*
*Have* you bought .. yet?
*Have* they arrived *yet?*
*Haven't* they played on that studio *yet?*
*Have you ever had* a sports car?
*Haven't* you *ever bought* a new car?
*Have* you received my letter *yet?*
*Haven't* you seen that movie *yet?*
It's a really *stressfull* job
*He has a stressful* job
You *weren't born in* England, *were you?*
*He was in* Paris last month, *wasn't he?*
*It was quite a* good film.
*He's quite a* good actor.
*Here is to* a brilliant idea here's to ..
*Here's to you,* cheers! (brinde)
*Had it* rain*ed* when *you had* your accident?
*How long had* they *been* married when they *got* divorced?
*How long had* you *been married* when you got divorced?
*How long had* you *studied* law when you decided to start medicine?
*How long have* your neighbours *had* a sattelite dish?
*How long has* Paula *been* in the U.S.?
*How long have* I *known* you?
*How long have* you *had* a drive license?
*How long has* she *been* marri*ed?*
*How long have* you studi*ed* english?
*How many times* have *they given a concert here?*
*How many times have* Metallica *given a concert here?*
*How many times* do they go to the cinema *in a month?*
*How many times* do they go to ... ?
*How much is this room per night?*
*How much is this* [...] *per week?*
Where *had you been in* Europe before you *came to* Spain?
*How much* chocolate *had* the children *eaten* when they *felt* sick?
Anyway, you know *how the saying goes*
*How the saying goes* (como diz o ditado)
*I can put your name on the waiting list.*
*I can put your name on the waiting list.*
*I can't believe you haven't* bought their records *yet*
*I can't believe you haven't* seen her *yet*
*I could do with a* beer
*I could do with a* (poderia ir de)
*I did it for some month* but I cancelled it
*I did it for* (eu tive por)
*I didn't know that you've been to* Thailand
*I didn't know that you've been to* Brazil
*I'm used to* the weather in England
*I got used to* the weather in England easily (*got used to=*acostumou-se)
*I had a* traffic accident
*I had* problems with this shit.
*I have a reservation for...*
*I have a reservation for* me, Renan Felix
*I have nothing to report!*
*I have nothing to report!*
*I must* catch my train
*I have to* catch my train (*DEVER* = I have to / I must)
*I haven't* read *any* good books *for years*
*I haven't* visited *any* museums *for years*
Thanks for your help. *I might come back later*
*I might come back later* (quando nao esta interessado em comprar algo)
*I need change* reais *into* dollars.
*I need ... into ...
*Today's special is* feijoada.
*I recommend the* vatapá.
I *rule nothing out*
*I rule nothing out* (Eu nao descarto nada)
*I think...* it's a good idea
*I suppose...* it's not right
*I take care of* my daughter.
*I take care of* my ...
*I want to take* the plane
*I want to take* the train.
*I want you to* su.ck me till the throat
*I want you to ..* (quero que você ..)
*I want you to look*
*I want you to look*
I want you *to come with me* to Paris
*I want you to* see this now
I want you *to come with me* to Paris
*I want you* to see this now
*I will be at* the golf club
*I will be at...*
*I will come* at home at 7 o'clock
*I will come* (irei voltar)
Don't worry bro, *I will see to it*
*I will see to it* (vou atrás disso)
*I won't be there* at 9 o'clock
*I won't be there*
I promise you *I won*t fall asleep*
*I won't fall asleep* (não apagarei)
*I woud love to* go with you
*I would love to* play with them
*I would like you to* try this cake
*I would you like to* death (I *would* you *like to*)
I *had been working* in my office at weekend
*I'd been working* (eu estive)
*Pick up* your toys from the floor (recolha)
*I'll pick you up* from the airport (te pego)
*I'll take you to the* station
*I'll take you to the* hell
*Is* Allan *at here?*
*I'm afraid not* sir
*I'm afraid* Mr Crowley is busy now
*I'm afraid* (receio que)
*I am bored of* something
*I'm bored of* someone
*I'm fed up with the* cinemas
*I'm fed up with the* idiot women (*fed up=*farto)
*I can't get used to* the new schedule
*I'm getting used to* being retired
I'm sorry but *I'm in a hurry*
*I'm in a hurry* (estou com pressa)
*I'm in a hurry.*
*I'm in a hurry.* (estou com pressa)
*I'm looking forward to* hearing from you
*I'm looking forward to* receiving a reply
*I'm really looking forward to* se*ing* your new flat
*I'm looking forward to* see*ing* you
*I'm starting to* understand
*I'm starting to* like this place
*I've just* had a bath
*I've just* done my homework (*I've just* = acabo de)
*I've no idea* about the time
*I've no idea* about what you're talking about
He's always watching porn on the internet *instead of* studying
*INSTEAD OF* (ao invés de)
*If it* works, *I'll* give you a present.
*If it* dances, *I'll* give you this shit
*If you leave,* everybody will know.
*If you leave,*
*If* I tell u, you *won't* believe
*If* I show you, you *won't* like it
Can We have it *in writing* please?
*In writing* (por escrito)
He wants red wine *instead of* sparkling wine
*Instead of* beer, he drinks wine!
*Is it far from here?*
*Is it far from here?*
*Is it safe to* walk here?
*Is it safe to* dance there?
*Is he going to* get up at 7 o'clock?
*Is she going to* get mad with me ?
*Is that all for today* Jones?
*Is that all?*
*Is there anybody else* in the room?
*Is there anybody else* here?
*Is there anything left* for me?
*Is there anything left* for ... ?
*Is this* for me?
*Is this* Jewelry?
*Is* mary *around?*
*Is* .. *around?* = esta aqui?
*Is* breakfast *included in the price?*
*Is* ... *included in the price?*
*Isn*t there* a card on the top?
*Isn't there* a ... on the top?
*It appears to me that* we're wasting our time
*It appears to me that* it's not fair
*It depends on* the weather
*It depends on* my parents
Can you play soccer on Saturday *or do you have to* work?
*It depends*
*It looks like we do* a lot of fishing
*It looks like you* do a lot of marking
How long does it take *to get there?*
*It takes* 20 minutes.
*It was great* see*ing* you
*It was great* hear*ing* about them
*It will seem* very strange *to be back* at work after the holidays
*It will seem* (vai parecer)
*It's a bit too* expensive *for me*
*It's a bit too* far *for me*
*It's a deal!*
*It's a deal!*
*It's all so* nice there
*It's all so* clean here
*Join me for* breakfast!
*Join me for* lunch!
*Keep off* the grass please!
*Keep off* the ...
*Keep* him *awake!* it's dangerous if he falls asleep.
*Keep* him *awake!*
*Leaving tomorrow to* Rio
*Leaving tomorrow to*
*Let me get this*
*Let me get this* (deixe comigo)
*Let's find some bargains!*
*Let's find some bargains!*
*I'll invite you* for a drink
*Let's go out* for a drink
*Let's go to a* shopping. Let's go there!
*Let's go to a*
*Let's grab some* coffee?
*Let's grab some* drink?
*Let's split the bill* (vamos dividir a contar)
*Let's split the bill*
*Listening to* you I realize that...
*Listen to* me!
*Look after her* for me please, she is meaning.
*Look after her* for
It *might* also snow
*MIGHT* (REMOTE POSSIBILITY)
*May I be* your partner for tonight?
*May I Be* (Posso ser?)
*May I* use your computer?
*May I come in?*
*May I join you?*
*May I join you?*
*May I tell him* the truth?
*May I tell you* the truth?
*Most of* his life he spent in Africa
*Most of the* problems are with us now
*My* money *has been stolen*
*My* wallet *has been stolen*
All the films are violent *nowadays*
*NOWADAYS* (hoje em dia)
*Next time* don't do it só hard.
*Next time*
*Had you taught* English in any other country?
*No, I hadn't*
*Had* she *been to* Scotland?
*No, she hadn't*
*Had I been* annoying you?
*No, you hadn't*
Were you at the* office *on* Saturday morning?
*No,I wasn't*
*Were we* late for the presentation?
*No,we weren't*
*Not one of us* had been out of England
*Not of us* (nenhum de nós)
*Nothing else,* thank you!
*Nothing else*
*"I can't help it!"*
*Não posso evitar!*
you have to do this shit *on its own*
*ON ITS OWN* (sozinho/por si próprio)
*Once,* when I was very young, I *nearly* drowned
*Once* I *nearly* danced drunk
*One of the best* bitches I've ever seen
*One of the nicest* cliffs I have seen
Could you *pass me* the newspaper?
*Pass me* (me passar)
*What about* lunch?
*Que tal* almoçar?
*Shall* we go?
*Que tal* irmos? (Shall..)
*Shall* we play dominoes after dinner?
*Que tal* jogarmos domino? [*SHALL=*que tal]
*See how* depressed *you are?*
*See how* happy *he is?*
*Shall I give you a hand* with luggages?
*Shall I meet you* at the hotel? (Polite way)
*Shall We take an umbrella* if in case it rains?
*Shall I pick up* the children at school? (*Pick up=* pegar; buscar)
*Shall we watch a movie* on netflix tonight?
*Shall I wait for you* in front of the cinema?
*Shall we* meet *inside* today?
*Shall we* look for any alternative *outdoors*?
*He has no* friends
*She has no* TV
*He keeps* his word!
*She keeps* her word!
*I was never a* good football player
*She was never a* good co.ck su.cker
*I'm having a* breakfast. [having]
*She's having her* lunch. [having]
I'm used to* work*ing* without loving what I do
*She's not used to* study*ing* every week
*I'm used to* the weather in England
*She's used to* the smell of co.ck in her bed
*So much* taller
*So much* nicer
What a noise! It *sounds like* the neighbours are fighting again
*Sounds Like* (soa como)
*Don't be so* stingy!
*Stingy* (mesquinho)
*There must be a* better solution
*THERE MUST BE A* ... (deve ter)
*turn up* the heating!
*TURN UP* (aumente) / *TURN DOWN* (abaixe)
*Take care* of my puppy.
*Take care* of my ...
*Take me as I am*
*Take me as I am*
*Take my* son *to the* cinema please.
*Take my* ... *to the ...*
*Tell her to* hurry up
*Tell him to* bring some wine
*Tell them to* start before lunch
*Tell them to* come
*This is a good reason for* me to be happy
*That is a good reason for* him to come back soon
*That is so*, you take the first class then ...
*That's so* (eh assim)
*That's what I like the most*
*That's what I like least*
*That's right!* Why?
*That's wrong!* Why?
*The more* I practice English, *the fewer* mistakes I make
*The more* I talk her, *the more* I like her
*The more* water I drink, *the more* I get healthier
*The more* I work, *the less* time I have.
*The worst* thing that I've done in my life
*The worst* girlfriend.
*There aren't any* pussies here.
*There are no* pussies here.
*There is plenty of* food
*There are plenty of* pu.ssies
*There aren't any* redhead pu.ssies today.
*There aren't any* ...
*There's not enough* time (*Não há* tempo *suficiente*)
*There aren't enough* girls (*Não há* mulheres *suficiente*)
*There wasn't* much on TV last night
*There wasn't ...* (não houve)
*There will never be* anything better than a pu.ssy
*There will never be ...*
*There will never be anyone* funnier *than* him
*There will never be anything* more interesting *than* this
*There will never be* anything more important *for* him
*There will never be.. for ..*
*It depends on the traffic*.
*There's a lot of* traffic.
*There's no question* about her cock sucking talent
*There's no question* (não há dúvidas)
*He has to* start working in five minutes
*They have to* start making some changes
Por*They wanted me to* say st.
*They wanted me to* play with them
*This doesn't mean anything*
*This doesn't mean anything*
*Who's calling?*
*This is* Renan
*Who's that?*
*This is* Renan
*This table is reserved.*
*This table is free.*
*This will keep* us safe!
*This will keep* them alive!
*To* see them in concert *I've had to* drive many
*To* write *the* book *I've had to* concentrate a lot
The party *warmed up* when I arrived
*WARMED UP* (esquentou)
*Was it* strange for you?
*Was it* (era)
*Was there any* money *left?*
*Was there any* ... *left?*
*What was there?* cods and potatoes?
*Was there* much interest on our project?
*We did a lot of* walk*ing* last week
*We did a lot of* walk*ing* last week
*We have no* money *to* buy this car
*We have no* time *to* read all these books
*We must hurry*, the train leaves in 30 min
*We must hurry* (devemos nos apressar)
We're already* work*ing* on this project
*We've already* working on this project
*We've got used to* the language very easily!
*We've got used to* the new country so fast!
*Well then,* let's go to that restaurant.
*Well then,* (bom, então)
*Were there any* problems *with the* language?
*Were there any*...*?* (houve algum?)
*What a* fool *he is*
*What a* fool *she is*
*What a* lucky person *you are!*
*What a* pretty girl *she is!*
He *has no* shame *at all!*
*What a* shame!
*What a* clever man *you are!*
*What a* wonderful cook *you are!*
*What about Jack?* What was he doing?
*What about* Jack?
*What are u* doing tonight?
*What are u* doing tonight?
*What are you going to do* ... ?
*What are you going to do* on your vacation?
*What are* the hotels in Nevada *like?*
*What are* the ... *like?*
*Are you* looking *at something?*
*What are* you looking *at?*
*What do* you want Alan *for?*
*What do .. for* (para que?)
*What do I use for* open*ing* the door?
*What do I use to* open the door?
*What do you want this* [tool] *for?*
*What do you want this* scissors *for?*
*What does* her voice sound *like?*
*What does* ... *sound like?*
*What exactly* do you want to do?
*What exactly* do you want to tell me?
*What if* I come with you?
*What if* we out for supper? (*what if=* que tal)
*What is* blue the warmest colour *like?*
*What is* ... *like?*
*What beautiful* weather!
*What lousy* weather! (Lousy - ruim)
*We were so late* that cinema was closed
*What time did* you have to leave?
What time shall we *get* the room *ready for?*
*What time shall we leave?*
*What's so nice* about this restaurant is the decoration
*What's so nice* (O que faz tão especial)
*Where to?*
*What's the address?*
*What's the matter with* your friend?
*What's the matter with the* business?
*What's the matter with* you?
*What's the matter with* them?
*What's the matter with the* computer?
*What's the matter with* your conscience?
*What's the* Travel Calendar *on the* Flexi Pass ticket *for?*
*What's the* Travel Calendar *on the* Flexi Pass ticket *for?*
*What's wrong with* you?
*What's wrong with* her leg?
*What is* the food *like?*
*What's* this girl *like?*
What's this movie *like?*
*What's* this movie *like?*
*What* dish *would you recommend?*
*What* wine *would you recommend?*
*When are you going on* holiday?
*When are you going on* vacation?
*When can we* meet?
*When can we* fu.ck?
I can't use this machine. *Where are the directions?*
*Where are the directions?* How can I use it?
Excuse me. *Where can I find* a drugstore *near here*?
*Where can I find a* .. *near here*?
*Where do u keep* the Nutella?
*Where do u keep* the ... ?
*What time is breakfast?*
*Where is breakfast?*
*Where were you* yesterday?
*Where were they* last night?
*Which* shops *are best for* shopping?
*Which* attractions *are best for* going in this park?
*Which* WiFi *should I use?*
*Which* kinda of thing *should I use?*
*Who are* THEY?
*Who are these people?
*Who do they* want to talk with?
*Who do they* want with?
*Who does she* want to marry?
*Who does she .. to ... ?
*Who does he* want to fu.ck?
*Who does she* want to fu.ck?
*Who is in the* film?
*Who is there?*
*Who is that?*
*Who's calling?*
*Who* are they *with*?
*Who* are they *with*?
*Who* is he *with*?
*Who* is he *with*?
*Whose* ticket *is this?*
*Whose* beers *are these?*
*Why aren't* you here?
*Why aren't* you ... ?
*Why didn't you come?*
*Why didn't you?* (Pq não veio?)
*Why don't you* look for other option?
*Why don't we go* fishing?
What do you want for lunch? *Why don't we order a* a pizza?
*Why don't we order a* a pizza?
*Why don't you go out* tonight?
*Why don't you ... ?*
*Why don't you* go away?
*Why don't you* ... ?
*Why don't* you come?
*Why don't* we drink?
*Why don't* we have a drink?
*Why don't* we meet on Monday?
*Why don't* you call me tomorrow?
*Why don't* you stop smoking?
*Why have* we stopped here?
*Why haven't* you danced the last night?
*Why isn't* she ready?
*Why isn't* happen to me?
*It can be yours*, if you want.
*Why not?* that's a good idea!
*Why should* he be afraid?
*Why should* I look for a new job?
*Why weren't you at* working this morning?
*Why weren't you at* the class this week?
*Why weren't you* at home?
*Why weren't you* at restaurant at 1:30?
*Will you do me* a favour, please?
*Will you get me* a beer, please?
*Will you take me* as *I am?*
*Will you take her* as *she is?*
What about your GF? *Won*t she be jealous?*
*Won*t she be jealous?*
*Would anybody like* a cup of tea?
*Would anybody like to* come with me?
I *would* love to see you again. *Would it be* possible?
*Would it be* possible?
*Would u like to go out* for a drink?
*Would u like to go out* for a coffee?
*Would you pass me* that magazine?
*Would u repeat that,* please?
*Would he like her to* be at the party?
*Would you like me to* come tomorrow?
*Would you like me to* work at home? Yes, *I would*
*Would you like me* to help you? *Yes, please!*
*Is there a* restaurant / café / bar *near here?*
*Would you recommend anywhere for a* meal / snack / coffee / drink*?*
*Would you recommend this* [name of item]*?*
*Would you recommend this* souvenir*?*
*Will you* close the door?
*Would you* close the door?
*Would* Jenny *like to meet* my friend?
*Would* Jenny *like to meet* my friend?
*Wouldn't it be* good if we passed the exam?
*Wouldn't it be* sad if we lost the match?
*You went* blocked
*YOU WENT* (você foi)
*Had you learned* Spanish before you came here?
*Yes, I had*
*You can drop me here.*
*You can drop me here.*
*You can phone, you can call,* whatever you want.
*You can phone, you can call,*
You have to make sure
*You have to make sure* what you're doing is right
*You should try to* relax
*You should try to* think before speaking
*You should* start study*ing*
*You should* start work*ing*
*You took it to*
*You took it to* the bad way?
*I want you to* understand
*You want me to* work
*You'd been going out* together, *hadn't you?*
*You'd been going out* (Vocês saiam)
They're my neighbours. *You're embarassing me*
*You're embarassing me*
*Can I ask you to* speak more quietly please?
*You're upsetting* the other visitors
I proposed *a toast to* my wife
*a toast to* (um brinde)
I smoke 10 cigarretes *a day*
*a week*
it's something *about* to happen
*about to happen*
*used to* drink
*acostumado a* beber
*used to* fu.ck
*acostumado a* fu.der
Mary swims *across* the river on Sunday.
*across* (atravessa)
*all of us* (todos nós)
*all of you* (todos vocês)
*all our* friends
*all our* things
Why do you do it *all the time*?
*all the time*
I know *all the tricks*
*all the tricks*
You and me, *alone at last* (enfim sós)
*alone at last* (enfim sós)
So I'm walking *along* High Street.
*along* (ao longo)
Don't do it with me *any longer*
*any longer* (não mais)
I don't want to see him *any longer*
*any longer* (não mais)
I *applied for* the Portuguese citizenship
*applied for* (solicitei)
The sales *are on*
*are on* (a liquidacao começou)
There weren't many people *around at* that time of the night
*around at* (em torno das)
*We walk around the* Park every day.
*around* (pelo)
At popular sights, it can help to *arrive early* or *go late*
*arrive early*, OR, *go late!*
Sao Paulo in rush hours is *as crowded as*
*as crowded as* (tão lotado quanto)
We *would* love to have you *as neighbours*
*as expensive as* they are in the city
I like her *AS IF* she was my sister
*as if* (como se)
I'll never play a Pantera's song *as long as* I live
*as long as* you see it, it not seems good!
Use a site like Kayak *as your baseline*
*as your baseline* (como referência)
*at first* yes
*at first* (a principio)
He's it *at the end of the queue*
*at the end of the queue*
All your friends are in the *ballroom*
*ballroom* (salão de festas)
I'm late *because of the traffic*
*because of the
You liked to have beautiful girl *beside you* all the time
*beside you* (do seu lado)
sit *beside the* door
*beside* (ao lado de)
Is that your car, *beside* the Porsche one?
*beside* (do lado)
Domestic animal includes horses, pigs, cows and chicken *besides* cats and dogs.
*besides* cats and dogs.
I think the other applicant is *better suited* to the job.
*better suited*
I'm not *old enough to* know all about the life
*but I'm young enough* to enjoy the life.
We *can both* live like
*can both* (ambos podemos)
You *can keep* the coat, I don't need it
*can keep* (pode ficar)
You *can leave* your pu.ssy with me
*can leave* (pode deixar)
*I can't stand* stupid people
*can't stand* (não suporto)
The check/bill, please
*check/bill* (conta)
*come handy* when you're travelling abroad
*come handy* (se torna útil)
You *couldn't do it,* could you?
*couldn't do it...* could you?
I *didn't use to* like Jazz but now I do
*didn't use to* (não estou acostumado a)
I *ditched the* microfleece and thermal shirt after New Zealand
*ditched the...* (abandonar a...)
I really *do try to provide* a positive learning experience for my students
*do try to provide* (tento)
*do u want me to* speak english?
*do u want me to*
The one who *is doing the inviting*
*doing the inviting* (q esta pagando)
don't get me wrong!
*don't get me wrong!* I'm trying to do it!
*don't miss the* bus!
*don't miss the* sales!
I *don't miss* you
*don't miss* food (sinto)
Please, *don't take your shoes off*
*don't take your* ... *off*
*Don't tell* everyone *or our* leisure time midweek *will get*
*don't* ... *or our* ... *will get*
I *drive past* your office every day
*drive past* (passo)
If we give them *enough notice*
*enough notice* (avisar com antecedência)
That film was boring *even for me*
*even for me* (até pra mim)
Even more than
*even more than* when
We have to stop it *or the world is gonna fall apart*
*fall apart* (desmoronar)
This will make me *fall asleep!*:/
*fall asleep* (dormir)
My cup is *falling.*
*falling* (caindo)
We're *fed up with* repeat*ing* always the same thing
*fed up with ..ing* (cansado de)
*Followed by* some relaxing conversation
*followed by* (acompanhada por)
It's time *for us to* travel around the world
*for US to* (para nós ..)
Let me drive *for a while*
*for a while* (um pouco)
It's time *for both to* fu.ck yourselves
*for both to* (de ambos se)
And *for little money* I exchange my car
*for little money* (com pouco dinheiro)
I don't want to have the same life like the *former* job
*former (prévio/anterior)
Oh man! Today is *fricking* cold!
*fricking* (pra caramba)
I usually walk home *from work*
*from* work | *from* home
Your house is *further from* Frankfurt than mine
*further* is the same of *farther*
I can *get along* with this kinda situation (get along).
*get along*
It's impossible *to get close to* him
*get close to* (se aproximar)
Oh *this is getting better by the minute*
*getting better by the minute* (cada vez melhor)
she is *getting ready!*
*getting ready* (se arrumando)
Can they US *give a hand?*
*give a hand* (dar uma mão)
She not *gave notice* to her mother
*give notice* (avisar)
*Go out* for lunch
*go out* shopping.
That's right.*Go through* the park and *round* the fountain
*go through* (atravesse) / *round* (de volta em)
how they *got ripped off money* by these fake SEO tools.
*got ripped off* (arrancado)
She *had already seen* the museum so we *went to* the theatre
*had already seen* (já tinha visto)
They *had been training* hard every day for a year, and they won the gold medal
*had been training* (estavamos treinando)
He *had been* sick
*had been* (tinha ficado)
I *had eaten* a big dinner before I went to the party
*had eaten* (tinha comido)
We *had just started* work*ing...*
*had just started ...ing* (tinha acabado de)
I *had never* met him before
*had never (nunca tinha)
And she *had starred* in two more films
*had starred* (tinha estrelado)
We *didn't go to* this exhibition because you *had told* us it *wasn't* worth it
*had told* (tinha dito)
The plane took off *half an hour ago*
*half an hour ago*
no matter how rich you are if the parents see their 18 year old girl *hanging out with*
*hanging out with* (saindo)
He *has just arrived.*
*has just*
She *has just* arrived
*has just* (pessoa acaba de)
*You have to get used to* schools and shops *being* so far away.
*have to get used to* ... *being*
I have to go shopping, we *haven't got any* food
*haven't got any* (não temos nenhuma)
He *said* he *had* great news for me
*he said he had* great friends
Anyway, *it's her loss!*
*her loss* (ela é quem perde)
I *was hoping to* see you at the beach
*hoping to* (na esperança de)
it's to everybody know *how much I love you*.
*how much I love you*
You can't imagine *how much!*
*how much* (o quanto)
It's frightening *how quickly time is going by* (como está passando rápido)
*how quickly time is going by* (como está passando rápido)
*How* interesting*!*
*how* boring*!*
*how* silly *of me!*
*how* stupid *of me!*
If you ... you won't get any...
*if you do it,* you *won't get any* access later
Five dollars *if you guess* (de adivinhar)
*if you guess* (se adivinhar)
you can do anything *if you put your mind into it*
*if* you put your mind *into it*
In a moment (daqui a pouco)
*in a moment* (daqui a pouco)
Write down my number *in case* you forget
*in case* (caso VC)
Can we smoke *in here?*
*in here* (aqui)
The little baby is jumping *into* the swimming pool.
*into* (dentro da)
*Is already so* efficient
*is already so* (já é tão...)
you can't come here when my husband *is not around*
*is not around* (não está perto)
*Aren't THEY great??*
*isn't it* great??
It *has to be* a better condition
*it has to be* (tem que ter/ tem que ser)
*it will be on* your desk at 5
*it will be*
*Join the* Washington Luís Avenue
*join the* (pegue)
Come and *join us!* (join us!)
*join us* (se junte a nós!)
that this new version is *just around the corner*
*just around the corner* (about to be released)
just *bear off* these situations
*just bear off* (just be careful!)
Could you *keep this place* for us, please?
*keep this place* (guardar o lugar)
*keep* them *away* from my cake
*keep* them *away* from
*lean against* my knees
*lean against* (apoie-se sobre)
*Leave your* key to reception
*leave* (deixar)
The train is *leaving the station...*
*leaving the* station... *departing from the* station...
*I can lend it* to you
*lend* (emprestar)
*let's just say* that I like it
*let's just say*
He speaks *like this*
*like this* (assim mesmo)
I like it *like this*
*like this* (desse jeito)
*could likely trigger* Scottish independence
*likely trigger* (provavelmente acionará/ impulsionara)
I *look forward to* seeing you
*look forward* (tenho muita vontade)
She *looked upbeat* even though she was tired.
*looked upbeat*
but some students *may still prefer* to arrive in Stockholm.
*may still prefer* - pode ainda preferir
You like it *much more than* that, don't you?
*much more than* that, don't you?
It's a dangerous situation, you *must be* careful
*must be* (deve tomar/deve ser)
you *mustn't* forget what you've learned today
*mustn't* (must not)
I know he is *never on time*
*never on time* (chega na hora)
*next* week
*next* month
This book is *not fit for* the children
*not fit for* (apropriado para)
*Not quite*, but it was just amazing
*not quite* (não exatamente)
*Not to tell* her
*not to show* anyone!
*Now and then*
*now and then* we go to the parks.
He was standing *on the corner*, waiting for a taxi
*on the corner* (na esquina)
Is there anything *on top of the desk?*
*on top of the desk?*
four time *a month*
*once a month*
*only* the environment is a hundred times better
*only* (a diferença é que)
My fish is jumping *out of* its goldfish bowl.
*out of* (para fora de)
Bus number five *passes by* the Town Hall.
*passes by* (passa em)
We *put hundreds of* Muslims
*put hundreds of* (alojamos)
Stockholm is *rather far from* Halmstad
*rather far from* - mais longe do que
Let's *round* it together!
*round* (rondar)
*say to her* that I don't like them
*say to her*
You *seem* happy today.
*seem*
She *seems sorry*
*seems sorry* (parece arrependido)
It *should be* a great country for you live but unfortunately it isn't
*should be* (deveria ser)
You *should never* eat whores, but if you want to
*should never* (nunca deveria)
I liked him *since* I didn't like his wife
*since..* (desde que)
So many
*so many* hours on it!
Since you're finding it difficult to *solve the riddle*, I will give you a hint.
*solve the riddle*
I *can't stand* soccer
*stand* (suportar)
I'd probably *start cheering for* the bull saying, kill that man
*start cheering for* (torcer para)
I *still have to* work tomorrow
*still have to* (ainda tenho que)
*tell her that her* bf is waiting in the lobby
*tell her that her* (diga a ela que)
*tell him his* wife is waiting in the lobby
*tell him his* (diga a ele)
*That's what* condoms *for*
*that's what ... for* = para isso que ... servem
Well, at the weekends *there are people around,* and during the week
*there are people around* (lotado)
There is a Corinthians match *on*
*there is a* Corinthians match *on* (vai passar)
*There was* a story about
*there was ...* (houve)
It's more comfortable to put it inside a case, *but they don't hold much*
*they don't hold much* (nao cabe muita coisa)
*This delayed* 15 years
*this delayed* (demorou)
*This sounds like* fraud
*this sounds like*
Though the house is very small, it's really comfortable
*though* (ainda que)
I'm taking my Portugal citizenship *through* lawyers
*through* (através de)
My friends walk *through* the forest on the Friday morning.
*through* (através de)
I hate driving *through* fog
*through* (na/pela)
He works *till* 5 o*clock.
*till* 5 o*clock.
stop now, the *time's up!*
*time's up!* (tempo acabado!)
I want you *to come*
*to come*
And some Salad *to go with it*
*to go with it* (para acompanhar)
He wants you *to go*
*to go*
I really prefer smoke pot *to* cigarettes
*to* (à)
don't thank me *until you've seen* what is coming
*until you've seen* what is coming
*we'd be* delighted
*we'd be* (ficaríamos muito encantados)
*Oh what a lot of* job
*what a lot of* (quanto job)
'such a* bitch!
*what a* bitch
*What role does he* play in the company?
*what role does he* (que papel ele)
*What's so interesting* about him is that he works with dolphins
*what'so interesting* (o q faz dele tão especial)
It was fine *while lasted*
*while lasted* (foi bom enquanto durou)
We can fu.ck *while* he's out
*while* (enquanto)
But *who would go* a wedding in Mumbai?
*who would go?* (quem iria?)
Tomorrow I *will join* a guitar school
*will join* (vou entrar/vou me cadastrar)
Julia *would* love it!
*would* love it!
I know you're never punctual, *yet* I still arrive on time, every time
*yet* (ainda assim)
Do you mean I *have to be* happy *about what* happened?
.. I have to be .. about what ...
There are no bananas. Really? Yes and *there are no* pears *either* (apenas negativas).
.. and *there are no* pears *either* (apenas negativas).
You can't cook and she *can't either* (apenas negativas).
.. and she *can't either* (apenas negativas).
I think you like it, *don't you?*
... *don't you?*
The book is *better than the* film
... better than the ...
I don't know your sister, *do I?*
...do I?
You and Tom speak english, *don't you?*
...don't you?
Like the romans, *for instance*
...for instance
I'll need this report *for tomorrow at 12*
...for tomorrow at 12
Is it everything *going succesfully?*
...going succesfully?
Bring your car *in case you want to* exchange it.
...in case you want to...
Sell to her, she wants *to take it*
...to take it
*Park the car* around the corner!
..around the corner!
It was *at the same time as* we won the Jussis's game
..at the same time as..
There was a party *at the same time as* the meeting
..at the same time as..
*Will* anybody *come with you?*
..come with you?*
She does it in the *hope of a reward.*
..in the *hope of a reward.*
Don't speak to me *like that*
..like that!
Nobody understand me *like you do.*
..like you do
I was very happy *to hear from you*
..to hear from you
I invite them *to join us*
..to join us
We're going for a drink, *will you join us?*
..will you join us?
He's satisfied *with what he has*
..with what he has
She's happy *with what she does* (with what she does)
..with what she does
Maybe.We're never satisfied *with what we've got.*
..with what we've got
A bitch is the *most important* thing in the world
A bitch is the *less important* thing in the world
A love story *like the one* in my book
A ring *like the one* my mother has
*A table for* four, *please.*
A table for
*After two years,* I became Porn actor
After 2 years ...
Is something wrong?
Algo errado?
*Any appetizers?*
Alguma entrada?
Oh a nice girl *to* fu.ck *to*
Also a nice girl *to* dance *to*
Russia is *the largest* country in Europe
And Vatican is *the shortest*
He's *the most* popular singer in the world
And she's *the worst* guitar player
Anyway, *as I was saying* ...
Anyway, *as I was saying* ...
We're going to *leave early on* friday
Anyway, do you want to come?
*Haven't we enjoyed ourselves?*
Aproveitamos não?
They're not a friend *of mine*
Are they friends *of yours?*
*Are you coming* fishing *with US on next weekend?*
Are you coming ... with us on ... ?
Would you like to have a coffee *afterwards*?
Are you fancing a coffee *afterwards*?
*Are you for or against* Syria Immigration?
Are you for or against ... ?
Are you *getting off the train* at the next stop?
Are you getting off the ... ?
*Are you in the mood to* meet *for a* beer tonight or tomorrow?
Are you in the mood to ... ?
Do they *ever* say anything pleasant?
As vezes ela fala algo agradável?
*Aside from* the ticket and Pass Cover, you will need a valid passport.
Aside from
*At first* he'll be a bit afraid
At first ...
I'm not hungry, *'besides* I don't have any money
BESIDES (além de não ter)
*Besides* this Pass Guide, you will receive a Ticket.
Besides
I *like to make* them happy! But *I don't like to make* they work more than expected
But *I don't like to make* they work more than expected
But *to do it* all the time is so boring.
But *to do it*
I can decide for you. *But in this case ...*
But in this case
*Can you come to the* meeting?
Can I go now?
Can I sit here?
Can I lie down here?
*Can I take a* taxi / bus / train / boat*?*
Can I take a .. ?
*Can we have some* salt / pepper / vinegar / mustard, *please?*
Can we have some ... please?
*Can you get out* your credit card please?
Can you get out ... ?
*Can you help me with my baggage?*
Can you help me with my ..
*Can you pick me up* from my office at 5 o'clock?
Can you pick me up* ... ?
Can you *switch the lights off* when you *leave?*
Can you switch ... off ?
*Can't you change* the way of doing it? *Can't you change* the plans?
Can't you change the ... ?
Can't you change the appointment?
Can't you change? Can't you?
*When's the check-in and the check-out?*
Checking-in *on December 10th*, checking out *on the 18th.*
Come back soon please
Come back soon please
When you *come out of* the bath, phone her!
Come out of the....
Disney looks much more *than they are*
Completely overrated!
*Could you come with me* to the cinema tonight?
Could you come with me to ... ?
*If you're lucky,* you can fu.ck an European girl
If you're lucky
In *each one*
In *each one*
*In addition to this* public service, there are freely available private health institution
In addition to this
*In case you made a mistake,* you will have to enter the correct date.
In case you made a mistake
*In order to* make patients feel more comfortable, hospitals are implementing personalised patient care
In order to
*In return* we will send you a gift.
In return
In the other hand ...
In the other hand ...
*Is* service *included?*
Is ... included?
Is it *his own* business?
Is it *his own* ... ?
*Is it possible to have this dish without* fries / mayonnaise / mushrooms?
Is it possible to have this dish without ...?
Is that *too much?*
Is this *too much?*
*Is this his* book?
Is this his?
She *took the* train to London
It *took* an hour to cross the channel
It *doesn't cost so much here*
It costs too much
*It doesn't have to be expensive*, we can stay in a cheap hotel
It doesn't have to be expensive
It didn't rain *yesterday* (S.P.)
It hasn't rained *today* (P.P.)
It isn't bad at all
It isn't bad at all (não eh tão ruim)
It might be *even worse* if you were there.
It might be *even worse* if you
It says here that ....
It says here that ....
*It sounds like a* silly song *to me*
It sounds like ... to me
It was a *long ago*.
It was a *long ago*.
They're *ordinary* people (comum)
It was a very *ordinary* day (comum)
Most of them didn't arrive at the end. *It was only the* strong ones *that did*
It was only the ... that did
I *can't stand* almost Brazillians, they're not respectful
It's *completely disgraceful!*
I *still haven't* seen this film!
It's 11 PM and you *still haven't* finished!
*It's a good day of* spending a weekend?
It's a good day of ...
It's a problem *of ours*
It's a problem *of theirs*
*It's a question of* time
It's a question of
*It's a question of keeping* you room clean
It's a question of keeping
It's better *to be aware* than to *be sorry* later on
It's better ... than to ...
*Hold* this newspaper, please!
It's impossible *to hold* a conference here
It's *quite cold today!*
It's quite ... today!
Ten minutes *from here*
It's six hours *away*
It's time *for us to* meet again
It's time *for you to* decide
Peter is *back from Paris* (voltou de)
John is *back in Paris* (voltou para)
Mary is *the one* who does it
Johnny is *the one* who does it
What can I do?
Just go **** yourself
They're *off already!*
Já foram!
Let me drive *for a while*
Let me sing *for a while* (um pouco)
Let me play *for a while*
Let me think *for a while* (um pouco)
But it's good to have a change *once in a while*
Let's have a change *once in a while*
Let's listen to *some* music
Let's listen to ...
Like what?
Like what? (Como oq?)
Years *are going by so quickly*
Look! the bus *is going by now* (passando agora)
*Rare, medium or well done?* [BEEF]
Mal-passado, ao ponto ou bem passado
Many people die every day, *yet* so many are born every minute down here
Many people die every day, *yet* so many are born ...
*May I recommend you* a red lobster?
May I recommend you a ... ?
*May I try a glass of* house wine?
May I try a glass of ...
I don't want to spend the rest of my life *on a screen*
Me neither!
Christmas *is not too far away*
My birthday *is not too far away*
My birthday is the 18th of September
My birthday is the 10th of December
Janet *looks like* her mother
My hair *looks like* a bird's nest
We *may not be* fast*er* than you, *but* we're more constant
My house *may not be* bigg*er* than hers, *but* it is nicer
Thanks for having me.... *"My pleasure!"*
My pleasure!
My soon is *too* young for school
My soon is *not* old enough*
*Have u seen* Tarantino's last movie?
No, *I haven't* but *I've heard about it*
Would you like something for your new office?
No, *I wouldn't,* thank you
*Are there any* oranges?
No, *there aren*t any!*
*No, I'd rather not* thank you
No, I'd rather not
*Have* they found a new house *yet?*
No, They *haven't* received *yet*
Do *you take credit cards?*
No, only cash.
Yes, please!
No, thank you!
*Have* we received the Bill *yet?*
No, we haven't received it *yet*
*Has been* nice this week?
No,it *hasn't*
Our party *is still on*
Nossa parte *ainda está de pé*
Not only ... But also ...
Not only ... But also ...
Never again!
Nunca mais
Say no more!
Não diga mais nada
*don't laugh at me!*
Não ria de mim!
You can't miss it!
Não tem como errar!
There's no way out!
Não tem saída
I didn't have as much ( ) as you did
Não tive que nem você.
We *warmed up* after the raise in the salary!
Nós nos animamos *(warmed up)*
The lunch *is on*
O almoço*está de pé*
The bedroom *was in a mess*
O quarto *estava uma bagunça*
How do you fancy..?
O que acha de ..?
What about you?
O que me diz?
*What's on today?*
O que temos pra hj?
Oh, *I've never seen them* in concert
Oh *I've never seen us* looking for it
Oh *that sounds* excellent.
Oh *that sounds* great
It can't have been so bad!
Oh come on! *It can't have been so bad*
*That's too much* work
Oh that's too much!
Oh! I *never* thought about it! (USA)
Oh! I *have never* thought about it (UK)
Oh, *I see*
Oh, *entendi*
Oh, *at last!*
Oh, *finalmente!*
Omg *what a lot of* homeless people along the sidewalk.
Omg *what a lot of
*On condition you give me half of* the winnings
On condition you...
On the left side
On the right side.
On the same day
On the same month
*Once you have finished* travelling, please send us.
Once you have finished
*Where are the changing rooms?*
Onde ficam os provadores de roupa?
Wait there! *I'm coming down*
One min! *I'm coming up*
What's *your role?*
Oq *VC faz?*
"What's on tonight?"
Oq temos pra Hj a noite?
*What's on tonight?*
Oq temos pra noite?
It's a nice day. We can eat *outside* today
Or do you prefer to eat *inside* instead?
Margareth *is the one* standing on the right
Our children *are the ones* with the green hats on
Here is *getting hot!* I'm feeling horny
Our relationship is *getting cold* :/
*For here* or *to go?*
Para comer aqui ou para viagem?
*Which gate do I need to board from?*
Para qual portão de embarque devo ir?
Please don't stop talking
Please *keep talking* as much as your mouth can
Where *do you keep* the salt?
Please *keep the eyes open*
*Watch this carefully!*
Please, *watch this!*
Can I take a seat? *Please, go ahead! be my guest!*
Please, go ahead! be my guest!
You can *leave with them on!!* You can *leave with it on*
Pode sair com ela
So long?
Por tanto tempo?
*Can I have a window / aisle seat, please?*
Posso me sentar na poltrona da janela / do corredor, por favor?
*Can I say something?*
Posso te dizer uma coisa?
*What do* you want that *for?*
Pra que precisa disso?
*What is the best way to get there?*
Qual é a melhor maneira de chegar lá?
How many times will *we have been ...?*
Quantas vezes *estivemos ...?*
What a nuisance!
Que transtorno! (*nuisance=*transtorno)
*Did you know what?*
Quer saber?
*Shall we buy st to eat* on the train?
Shall we buy ... ?
*They like to* fu.ck *around the* city.
She *can come* to any place that you ask her
We *don't have to do* it, it's not necessary.
She *doesn't have to* play footbal, it's not any obligation.
You *will have to get used to* work if you want to go to Japan
She *got used to* be*ing* married very quickly
We *hadn't been* walking very long
She *had been* dancing all night, so the next day she didn't go to work
She *had just left the* hairdresser's when it started to rain
She *had just left the* hairdresser's (*had just left*=tinha acabado de sair)
You *had left* when I arrived at the office (tinha saido)
She *had seen* the Louvre, so we went to the Eiffel Tower (tinha visto)
I *had not seen* this film before (não tinha visto)
She *hadn't liked* the film the first time she saw it (não gostou)
I*'ve been* here *since 1988
She *has been* at office since 8 o'clock
It *has been* rain*ing* all day
She *has been* study*ing* French *for* 3 years
He *has had* a insane GF *for* five years
She *has had* all the world's patience
I*'ve never* been to USA
She *has never* eaten oysters.
She *has't never* brought anything new
She *has't never* brought me anything
We *haven't had* anything to eat
She *hasn't had* her lunch yet
*Hasn't* she arrived *yet?*
She *hasn't* arrived *yet*
She *still hasn't* brought anything new
She *hasn't* brought anything new *yet*
They *haven't been to* a Cinema since 1988
She *hasn't* fu.cked for six days
They *learn from* him
She *learns from* me (*learn from=* aprende com)
This morning, *they left* at 8:30
She *left* 10 min ago
He *leaves* the office at 5 o'clock
She *left* her husband for another man
That girl *looks like* my first wife
She *smells like* teen spirit
This shit *tends to* get broke
She *tends to* ruin your life, runaway before is late!
He *felt free enough to* ask for more food
She *was free enough to do* whatever she wanted
He *was waiting for* her
She *was waiting for* him
*It wasn't cold* last night
She *wasn't in the* office this morning
*I bought you a* present only last week
She *went to* home at 10 o'clock
I *went* there...
She *went* there...
He always speaks *through* an interpreter
She came in *through* the door
I am.*Don't keep me* in suspense *any longer!*
She can't wait *any longer*
He wants to pass the exams, *that's why* he's studying so much
She doesn't want to miss the bus, *that's why* she's running
He has *to get used to* her *being* far away
She has not *to get used to* being cheated by him
I'm not *in the mood*
She is *in the mood* (afim)
Johnny eats *more than anyone else* I know
She sings better *than anyone else* in our class
He studies *to be a* doctor
She studies *to be a* lawyer
He takes care of himself
She takes care of herself
He will do it *even if* you don't like it
She will go *even if* she's not invited
I have to phone back *in half an hour*
She'll be back *by eight*
It was *much more* expensive last year
She's *much more* romantic now
They *aren't even* my friends!
She's *not even* my GF (*even=*nem mesmo)
He's *off on* Wednesday
She's *off on* Saturday (*off on*=está fora, esta indo)
*I'm off..* see you tomorrow
She's *off* (esta indo embora)
He's *used to* smoke 20 cigarettes per day
She's *used to* drink coffee without sugar
She *would be very upset* if she heard you talk like that
She's *very upset* because they left without saying goodbye
She's *better than* me.
She's *worse than* me.
... as I mentioned before
She's new here *as I mentioned before*
*She'd lived* in Edinburgh with us until she was seventeen.
She*'d lived* (ela *tinha vivido*)
They *had just bought* their new car when they had the accident
She*had just left* the hairdresser's when it started to rain (tinha acabado de...)
Skiing *is too* dangerous *for* me
Skiing *is not* safe enough *for* me
Paula *and I* like doing it together, *we're* in this together
Someone and I *are...*
*Something tells me* you are going to like this a lot
Something tells me
Do *you have change for* EUR 50? /
Sorry, I *don't have any change.*
Does it?
Sério?
Really? *Don't tell me!*
Sério? Não me diga!
How do you fancy..?
Ta afim de ...?
He arrived *the day* when we had the party
Tell me *the day* when you want to come
*would* have found a...
Ter*ia* encontrado uma...
*That book is* awful, *this one is* better
That book is ... this one is ...
Yes, *it was very moving!*
That boy who died in the beach *was very moving* but ruined the whole Europe.
*That means* I won't see you again
That means ....
*That means a* nice pu.ssy, *doesn't it?*
That means a ... doesn't it?
That's *all I want
That's *all I like*
He's *all I* have
That's *all I* remember
That's so nice *of you!*
That's so nice *of them!*
I'll get the bill... *That's very kind of you*
That's very kind of you
Thanks doctor I'm feeling much better. *That's what I here for*
That's what I here for
that's what I need ...
That's what he wants ...
The stadium *holds* 50,000 people
The Ogilvy *holds* 1,000 people
*Which ones do you prefer?*
The big cocks *or the small ones?*
The bus always *comes early*
The bus always *comes late*
*You were at* school together, *weren't you?*
The children *were* very late, *weren't they?*
She *had just finished* her shower when she heard a strange noise
The door *had just closed* behind when the lights went out (*had just ...*=tinha acabado de)
*Time flies!* Holidays *are over* already!
The film *was over* at 9
The four *of us* (nós quatro)
The four *of them* (eles quatro)
*The main downside of* travel specific clothing *is their* appearance
The main downside of
The men *against the* women
The men *against the* robots
The same as you!
The same as you!
She *had just finished* her lunch when he arrived
The sun *had just gone down* when the rain started
Would you like *one of these* cakes?
The toys are no good, *all of them* are broken
... is just around the corner
The war *is just around the corner* (tá na esquina)
My english is *better than* my French
The weather in England *is worse* than in Spain.
We have different *taste in* cars
Their *taste in* houses is different
He *had just finished* his studies when he got a job offer (tinha acabado de terminar)
They *had just bought* their new car when they had the accident (tinha acabado de comprar)
When we arrived, the bank *had just closed*
They *had just got on* the train when it pulled away
You *had gone* home when we arrived at the pub (tinha saido)
They *had parked* their car on the pavement (tinha estacionado)
She *hadn't been working* here long when she got married and left (não estava trabalhando)
They *hadn't been listening*, so they didn't understand the question (nao estavam escutando)
She's *been here for* five minutes
They *have been there* for half an hour
We *have* work*ed* together *since* se left the school
They *have been* marri*ed since* I'm alive
I *haven't been writing* for very long
They *haven't been* waiting for more than a few minutes
They didn't play *last month* (S.P.)
They *haven't* play*ed this* month (P.P.)
No, they're not here *yet*
They *haven't* received you letter *yet*
The police *towed* my car *away*
They *towed* our car *away*
She *wants me to* help her
They *want us to* go to the party
They *won*t come* because their baby is ill.
They *won*t come* because ...
I *would feel better with a* glass of water
They *would feel better with* some applause
It was *such* an interesting film!
They are *such* lovely children!
He's always playing *instead of* studying
They are talking *instead of* eating
I love to do everything *on my own*
They can do it *on their own*
We have *plenty of* time
They have *plenty of* friends
Can you *look after* the children?
They need someone to *look after* the children
Are you sure *there wasn't a* letter from USA for me?
They said *there wasn't any time* to finish their project.
They have only lived in France *for a few months*
They travelled in Ireland *for a few days*
*They were the ones* that weren't there
They were the ones
He's *fed up with* work*ing* so much
They're *fed up with* wait*ing*
We don't *fit into* this group of people
This box *doesn't fit into* the box
I like your hat. It *looks good on you*
This car *looks great* when it's clean
Be careful, it *smells of* petrol here
This cocktail *tastes of* coffee
Those trousers *are not in fashion* any more
This hair-style *is in fashion now*
*This is getting* better *by the* minute!
This is getting ... by the ...
This is my *own* business
This is my *own* drugstore
This is the best car *for such* a big family
This is too much food *for such* a small child
I don't need *as many holidays as* you
This suit costs *as much as the* navy blue.
I like the black car *as much as* I like the red car
This year I'm not going to the cinema *as much as* last year
Were there *as many cars as* here in São Paulo?
Tinha tanto carro q nem aqui?
Would he like *to attend* the meeting?
To attend
*To be around the* Ireland's pubs are so great!
To be around the ...
*We had to* work along all night
Unfortunately, *we had to*
Travelling by car *is not as practical as* travelling by plane, on long journeys
Using a typewriter *is not as practical as* using a computer
Let's go out!
Vamos sair!
Do u like it *then*?
Vc gosta disso então
*You were asleep?*
Você estava dormindo?
*Don't you normally..?
Você normalmente ..?
Are you happy *like this?*
Você é feliz *assim*?
We *learn from* experience
WE *LEARN FROM* LIFE, instead learn with the life
Wait here *until* I tell you
Wait here *until* he finishes
*Was it an* interesting exhibition?
Was it an ... ?
*Was there* an earthquake *or* a Hurricane in Japan?
Was there an ... or ... ?
He *has to get used to* being alone
We *are getting used to* hearing this noise every day
She *can't do without* television
We *can't do without* you!
You *didn't have any time off*, did you?
We *didn't have enough money,* did we?
We *haven't seen* him *yet* (common in UK)
We *didn't see* him *yet* (common in USA)
She *didn't use to* smoke but now she does!
We *didn't use to* see them very often
He *had just left* the university when he was offered the job
We *had just got to* the beach when it began to rain
We *had* Peter to invite us
We *had* him to ask questions.
You*'ve done* it very well
We *haven't had* a holiday this year.
I *don't rely* on anybody
We *rely on* public transport (conto com, dependo de)
We *set up* a meeting for 11 o'clock
We *set up* a public speaking for tomorrow
We *should never go to* a restaurant *which isn't* busy
We *shouldn't* go there, *never!*
We *haven't* meet his parents *yet*
We *still haven't* made up our minds
I *used to smoke* 20 cigarettes *a day*
We *used to live* in London. Now we live in Manchester.
We're always *wondering* if life in the city *is as good as life* in the countryside.
We are *wondering* if you want to *come out for* dinner with us
Be careful, *don't break* my glasses
We have a very short lunch break, just *half an hour*
I take care of myself
We take care of ourselves
We *went* in Greece *in* 1944
We went in ...
*We were only twenty* when we *used to have* those wonderful parties
We were only twenty...
She goes to school *near here*
We work *near here*
They don't know anything *for sure*
We'll win *for sure*
*We are catching* the train today in the airport.
We're catching
She's doing *the same thing as* yo
We're eating *the same thing as* them
Well, I admire your *self-confidence*
Well, I admire your *self-steem*
*Were these* disasters *at the same time as the* football?
Were these ... at the same time time as the...
*Were you* happy in this travel, *weren't you?*
Were you ... weren't you?
*Were you* angry *with me* last night?
Were you ... with me?
I like hats *of all kinds*
What *kind of* car is it?
What a mess!
What a pity!
It's *disgraceful!*
What a shame!
I just don't like it. What can I do?
What can I do?
I don't *know about* that letter
What do u know about that?
What do u want to do then?
What do u want then?
*What kind of the* dog *is this one?*
What kind of the ... is this one?
What u say *sounds* interesting
What u say *sounds* interesting
*What will you do* after that?
What will you do ... ?
*What will you do* about the picnic *if it* rains tomorrow?
What will you do about ... if it ...
*What would you do if* I arrived late?
What would you say if ... ?
*What would you say if* I danced with him?
What would you say if ... ?
*What would you say if we went to* Rome for a week?
What would you say if they went to ... ?
*What's so special about* her?
What's so special about .. ?
What's the Far Cry 4 like?
What's the ... like?
*Did* you *use to* play football at school?
Where *did* they *use to* live?
*Where shall I leave* these flowers?
Where *shall* I leave? (*asking politely to know* what to do or suggestions)
*Where can I find the* Bataclan café?
Where can I find the..?
*Where did you use to* go on holiday when you were a child?
Where did you use to* walk on weekends where you were born?
*Where do you keep the* sugar?
Where do you 'keep the ...?
Where do you *keep* the coffee?
Where do you *keep?* (guarda)
*Where is the nearest* taxi rank / bus stop / train station / pier?
Where is the nearest ...?
*Where shall I leave* this case?
Where shall I leave ... ?
Which day *do you want off?*
Which .. do you want off?
*Which* hotel *will* the company book you *into?*
Which .. will book you into?
Which platform *does it *leave from*?
Which ... *does it *leave from*?
When I see so many things I don't know *Which I prefer*
Which I prefer
*Had she* really understood the question before she answered?
Who *had he spoken to* when he *left the* party so angry?
*Who are these* two girls?
Who are these?
*Whose is this* car? /
Whose are these* wallets?
We *hadn't been* there for more than 2 minutes when it started to rain
Why *hadn't* they said anything before?
*Have* u *ever been* in Hospital? (Yes I have)
Why *were* you there?
*Why did we have to* bring too much luggage?
Why did we have to ... ?
*Why don't the* banks open tomorrow?
Why don't the
*'Why don't you* organize yourself?
Why don't you ... ?
Good idea!
Why not?
*Why were those* pu.ssies are so expensive? :D
Why were those ... ?
*Will* Mr FDP *be* at the airport?
Will be ... ?
*Will it be so expensive* if We order wine?
Will it be so expensive if ... ?
*Will you* look after the baby *while* I do the shopping?
Will you ... while ... ?
*Will you have* time for lunch?
Will you have ... ?
*Will you have more* work *if* your boss becomes a director?
Will you have more ... if .. ?
*Will you lend me* the metal gear?
Will you lend me .. ?
*Will you pass me* the cookies, please?
Will you pass me the ... ?
*Won*t* she *be* sad? ()
Won*t she be
*Won*t* they *be* angry? ()
Won*t they be?
*Would she want* a huge cock?
Would she want
*Would you behave yourself*, please?
Would you behave yourself?
*Would you lend me* a pen?
Would you lend me a ... ?
*How do you fancy..?*
Would you like a ..?
*Would u like some more* coffee? ()
Would you like some more*?
*Would you like to wait at* the bar?
Would you like to wait at
Is that all?
Ya, that's all folks
*The rate is* $85 *per night*. Would you like to me to reserve it for you?
Yes thank you.
Are you free?
Yes, I'm free / No, I'm not free (for taxi)
*Have* you seen him *yet?*
Yes, I've *already* seen him
Does Helen *ever* go out?
Yes, on sundays.
*Have* we received the bill *yet?*
Yes, we have *already* received
Gasthall Hotel. *How Can I help you?*
Yes..* I'd like to make a reservation of a* double room
You *used to* work in the computer, *didn't* you?
You *used to* work with SEO, *didn't* you?
You can choose *between these options*
You can choose *between these* ...
You *used to work* with SEO, *didn't you?
You used to.. didn't you?
*You will* give me a good job,*won't* you?
You will ... won't you?
You'*ve been* away *since* January
You'*ve been* away *for almost* a year
They work *less than they should*
You'll write *less than you should*
Thank you! *You're welcome!*
You're welcome!
He *has already* found a new job
You*'ve already* asked this question
What do you mean they *still haven't* arriv*ed*?
You*'ve never* been late before
in case you find girls here *a bit sloopy*
a bit sloopy
one week *off*
a day *off*
This *Isn't a good line*
a ligação está ruim
It's late *still* I'm gonna stay *a little bit longer*
a little bit longer
I *have nothing against* you
absolutely nothing
Right away
agora mesmo
*Please, wait for a while!*
aguarde um minuto!
A man *ahead of* his time
ahead of
*is there a problem?*
algum problema?
I will do this *all of my own*
all of my own
all right then
all right then
I like this black car *and I also like* that one
also like
dragged or rushed?
amarrado ou voando?
His girlfriend is *jealous of him*
and *because of this* he is angry with me.
you *can land into* a city
and *fly out of* another city
*and if* I study to be a lawyer, *I'll be the* best
and if ... I'll be the ..
I decided to work *weekends* and *take two days off* in the middle of the week.
and take two days off
We dance all night *and that was all*
and that was all (e isso foi tudo)
And what about the other one
and what about
*These* shoes *are too expensive* and *not* comfortable *enough*
are too ... and not .... enough
*as always* you never know what you want
as always you ...
He didn't say *as many things as he could have said*
as he *could have said*
I didn't buy *as many things as I wanted to*
as many things as I wanted to
*I have trouble with this* thing *as well*
as well
*as well as* an Interrail Pass Map *which* helps you to plan your trip.
as well as
as we planned
as you said
*if you see* Jim, *ask him to* call me.
ask him to
do not fill in the whole calendar *at once.*
at once
*at the moment,* I'm dancing like a son of a bxtch.
at the moment
dragged or rushed?
atrasado ou adiantado?
I *behaved* really good
behaved
There's nice restaurant *below my* flat
below my ....
when overseas, always is better to *blend in* instead of *stand out*
blend in (se infiltrar) / stand out (se destacar)
I can give her a blond rinse
blond rinse (rinse means luzes)
*Well I see*
bom, eu já entendi
Tomorrow is a *busy day*, you must *get up early*
busy day / get up early
but I *rarely* eat breakfast at home.
but I *rarely* ...
She wears black boots but I don't want to wear it on
but I don't want to wear it on
I was really busy but *I still had* a really great day.
but I still had a ...
Japan is near China *but far from* Brazil
but far from
He's *very good at* Piano
but not *so good at* guitar
We have to pay the flight *but we would pay much less* for the ceremony
but we *would pay* much less
We usually go to Greece *but this year we're going to Italy instead*
but we're .... instead
Let's enjoy *by ourselves*
by ourselves (por nós mesmos)
expect to receive a total of 1.3 million asylum applications *by the end of the year.*
by the end of the year
*I can pick you up at* the hotel.
can pick you up at
ill have to taste it *before i can rule in your favour*
can rule in your favour
I *can't deny*
can't deny
I just *can't keep* my mouth shut
can't keep
You can't change your past but you can change your present, *can't you?*
can't you?
I *care for* her
care for
I wouldn't *change my mind* about you but
change my mind
My host lives *close to the* metro station Santa Cruz.
close to the
so we're *coming back on* the 13th
come back on
I'll *come by* and I'll *pick you up at* seven, OK?
come by (passar) / pick up at (te pegar as)
Please *come by before* 9:00 o'clock
come by before (passe antes)
*Come by to* say hello!
come by to (passe para)
Please *come on* sunday!
come on here
I'll give you a new PS4... *"come on, oh you shouldn't have"*
come on, oh you shouldn't have
Every bad day *comes to an end*
comes to an end
*I have a great trust in you*
confio muito em você!
shows her face around
dar as caras
I'm *daydreaming* with my new country
daydreaming (sonhando acordado)
and the house was *in a mess*
de pernas pro ar
lay on it!
deite nisso!
Leave it with me
deixe comigo
*Let me take you* to your home
deixe-me leva-lo
*You shold try* a new restaurant
dever*IA*=*SHOULD*
What kind of uniform *did he have to* wear?
did he have to ... ?
I gave your money, *didn't I?*
didn't I?
Maybe you'll love it or you'll *die of shame*
die of shame (morrer de vergonha)
What time *does* he *have to* leave?
does ... have to
The train *doesn't arrive* untill nine.
doesn't arrive untill ..
He *doesn't have enough* money to pay the school
doesn't have enough
He starts work late so he *doesn't have to* get up at 6
doesn't have to
..*doesn't have to be* as difficult as people *make it out to be*
doesn't have to be ... as people make it out to be
My train *doesn't leave* till five.
doesn't leave
She *doesn't need to apologize*, it's not her fault.
doesn't need to apologize
*doesn't* she *have* a nice car, *DOES SHE?*
doesn't she have ... does she?
You're *doing the cooking* tonight
doing the cooking
don't *miss* the bus.
don't *miss* the
You *don't have to come* to the meeting *if you don't want to*
don't have to come / if you don't want to
*don't keep me waitin'*, not anymore
don't keep me waitin'
don't make me regret this!
don't make me regret this
You *don't seem to be very* happy today
don't seem to be ...
Come on *don't start again* with it
don't start again
don't take it seriously
don't take it só serious!
don't worry! *I won't*
don't worry! *I won't*
don't your have your ... with you?
don't your have your ... with you?
and by then
e a partir daí
we belong *each other*
each other
*It's a good deal*
eh um bom negócio
And I couldn't wait to see you *either*
either(too na forma negativa, algo como tampouco)
'she wants you to* go
ela QR q VC vá embora
She wants you to* com
ela quer q VC venha
He has a strange pants *on*
ele está vestindo calças
*Both of them*
eles dois
These old trousers are *falling apart*
estao desmanchando, estragando,etc
I've *just been there!*
estava por lá agora
*I'm coming!*
estou indo!
I think *there's a mistake here.*
está errado aqui
*Do you mean that?*
está falando sério?
it's getting late
está ficando tarde
*Is* John *around?*
está por aqui
*I would say that...*
eu diria que...
I'm *fed up* upon all of this shit!
eu estou farto desta merda!
*I know what I'm like*
eu sei como eu sou
*I know what you're like*
eu sei como você é
*I know that!*
eu sei disso!
*I've coming to* this Park along all this week
eu tenho vindo
*Even if* you don't believe me, *it is* true
even if ... it's ..
you try it!
experimente!
*explained to* her the reason for the delay
explained to
Seeking a *Fair Distribution* of Migrants in Europe
fair distribution
Gothenburg is *also fairly close*, from there you can take a bus
fairly close
I'm *fed up* of cleaning my home
fed up (cansado)
I *feel like* a beer.
feel like
*I was so tired* that I *fell asleep* on my desk
fell asleep
Mary, *finally I get to speak to you!*
finally I get to speak to you!
*Keep the change.*
fique com o troco
Thanks so much *for getting back to me*
for getting back to me (por me retornar)
They offer meals all the time *from 10* in the morning *until 9 at* night
from ... until ...
I worked really hard here *from 7* in the morning *until the* midnight.
from ... until the ...
and *from there* you can take the train to Halmstad.
from there
Take the bus in the downtown and *get off* in the station
get off in the ...
*Why don't you wait?* It's *getting late* and dark!
getting late
Would you *give me a hand*, please?
give me a hand
Please, *give me a hand* for this matter.
give me a hand with this ...
*go nuts*!
go mad!
I ALWAYS go *up* the stairs and *come down* in the lift to 'keep fit.
go up / come down
He has fun *going up and down* on the roller coaster.
going *up and down*
I'm *going to try for* the dual citizenship
going to try for
he's *got a flu*
got a flu
I *had left* by the time she arrived
had left (tinha saido)
I *had to go to* the dentist and I *also had to* go to the supermarket.
had to go to ... and also had to ...
*hang on* a minute
hang on (espere)
*which* XRumer *has nothing to do with*
has nothing to do with
The Islam state *has overwhelmed* the Syria people.
has overwhelmed
I really enjoy *having time to myself*
hav*ing* time *to myself*
you can have vegetables with the meat
have .. with ...
I *didn't have as much* lunch *as* you *did*
have as much
I *have to* ask, the I *have to* go
have to
You *have to be* in Portugal to eat a nice cod with potatoes.
have to be
*have you had* a good weekend?
have you had
I *haven't* finished my job, *that means* I have to work the whole weekend.
haven't finished / that means
I *haven't seen* him for so long time
haven't seen
I *have just been* in the bank
he *has just* phon*ed* me
You *have never* told me you love me
he *has never had* a GF
She never *wears* skirts.
he *wears* a black coat.
He can handle 6 fxcks *a day*
he can drink two liters *a day*
don't leave the children *on their own*
he can't come up *on his own*
*he gets very* upset *if anybody* touch his papers
he gets very ... if anybody ...
she's not the *same* person.
he's not the same...
I hope the world *is not going to fall apart*
heading to fall apart?
He writes *his own* plays.
his own
A coffee would really *hit the spot*.
hit the spot
*holds* 32nd *place out of* 182 countries in Transparency International
holds ... place out of ...
Holidays *are too* short
holidays *are not* long *enough*
*how long does it take* to go to the station?
how long does it take
*How long is* your dress?
how long is ...?
How many people *will you* want *to speak to?*
how many *will you want* to *speak to?*
*If 'they're coming* I won't be here
if 'they're coming I ...
*if* you eat a lot, you *can't* or even *mustn't*
if ... you can't ... or even mustn't
When will we do it *if we don't do it today?*
if we don't do it today
I don't know *if you could help me*
if you could + verb
*in case* I don't see you, have a nice day!
in case
And,*in fact,* visitors do come here from all over the world
in fact
it's a cake *in shape of* co.ck
in shape of
*in terms of climate,* our winters are mild and summers
in terms of climate
We'll have dinner *in that restaurant that you like*
in that ... that you like
I'm *in the middle of the* room
in the middle of
Say it in your own words
in your own words (do seu jeito)
Be sure to double check that the returned documents are *indeed yours.*
indeed yours
I want scrambled eggs *instead of* meat
instead of
*roll* your clothes, instead of *folding*
instead of...
The post office is *right here* and the drugstore is *right there*
is *right here*
This flour *is for making* a cake
is for making ...
*is matter of* life or death
is matter of
your food *is will cold*
is will cold (vai esfriar)
That (thing) *is worth* one million
is worth
It's *disgraceful*!
isso é lamentável, isso é vergonhoso *(disgraceful)*
it's a figure speech
isso é modo de falar
*it could pass for a* nice shirt
it could pass for
*It doesn't* rain a lot in Egypt, *does it?*
it doesn't ... does it?
*it seems that* she is the reencarnation
it seems that...
*it was great* seeing u last night
it was great!
I'm going to prepare a dinner *that will make your mouth water*
it will make your mouth water
*It's (It is) a way to* remember
it's a way to (uma forma, uma maneira)
it's hard *to not be amazed* when you see things like these.
it's hard *to not be amazed
it's like my bike
it's like
*it's like* a zoo *but more* fun
it's like ... but more ...
*it's not an excuse for* day off
it's not an excuse for
it's the true *even if* you don't believe me.
it's the true *even if* you ...
you decide, *it's up to you!*
it's up to you!
Madrid is *just* six *hours away*
just .... hours away
I'm *just taking* little things.
just taking
smart, happy, team worker, *just to mention a few*
just to mention a few
Beer - *just what I need.*
just what I need
it's a half-past
já passaram meia hr
*I'll be right back*
já volto
I'll say goodbye
já vou indo
*keep* talk*ing!* *keep* say*ing!*
keep ..ing
what do I want you to *keep in mind* is
keep in mind
The ship is *leaving the dock...*
leaving the *dock*... *departing from the* dock...
to read out loud
ler em voz alta
don't *let me down*
let you down
let's *face the truth!*
let's *face the truth!*
Please, *let's have a day off!*
let's have a day off!
*More than* three *years ago*
more than ... years ago
really much *more than anybody else*
more than anybody else
Copenhagen is *much closer to* Halmstad
much closer to
I *must have* the report *ready before* he comes back
must have / ready before
I didn't love my former girlfriend
my *former* (minha anterior)
It starts in 10 minutes and We're still here, *We won't make it*
n chegaremos a tempo
I'm not afraid *of height
n tenho medo de altura
*which would be* cheaper
na qual poderia ser mais barato
He's *so boring,* he never wants to *go out*
never wants to
I'm sure *no one will mind*
no one will mind
And I think *none of the people I know* have ever been there yet
none of the people I know
he's *not longer involved*
not longer involved
it's *not only* beautiful *but also* cheap
not only .. but also ..
Parties should be fun, *not stressful*
not stressful
I *noticed that* today you *gave* my course a 1-star review.
noticed that / you gave me
Never *let me down*
nunca me *decepcione*
*Isn*t that right?*
não eh isso?
*Isn*t that wonderful?*
não eh maravilhoso?
*Isn*t that awful?*
não eh terrivel?
I'm *not angry about*
não estou zangado
Don't get in trouble
não se meta em confusão
*Both of us*
nós dois
I dislike that habit *of yours*
of hers / of him
I love fu.cking, is a hobby *of mine*
of mine, of yours, of ours, of hers
I'm *old enough* to know about the life
old enough
It's *on* Sunday, *at* 7 o'clock *in* the evening
on Sunday | At 7:30 | in the evening
I will come *on condition* that you treat me to a drink
on condition that (com a condição que)
See you *on friday*
on friday
I enjoyed doing the things *on my own*
on my own
I'd like *to decide on my own*
on my own
once a week *is quite sufficient*
once a month *is quite sufficient*
*Where were we?*
onde estavamos?
one minute *ago*
one hour *ago*
This is *one of the most* beautiful city in the world
one of the most
one day *ago*
one week *ago*
one month *ago*
one year *ago*
They live *opposite me*, on the other side of the street
opposite me
*Which is even worse!*
oq eh ainda pior
what *turns* her *on*
oq excita ela
Was it *rushing?*
or *dragging?*
He *has no shame*
or is he completely *shy?*
For a change
para variar
*Think hard before you decide*
pense bem antes de decidir
photos of *all of us*
photos of *all of them*
photos of *all of them*
photos of *all of you*
*Pick me up* between 5:00 and 5:30
pick me up (me pegue)
*Take the* kids *to* school.
please, *take and leave them* to the school
You *can leave it with me*
pode deixar comigo
*ponder the* ins and outs
ponder the
For the moment
por enquanto
*Can I join you?*
posso me juntar com vcs
I'll need change
precisarei de troco
I need your advice
preciso de um conselho seu
*Still* or *sparkling* water?
pura ou com gás
don't forget to *put on the hand brake*
puxar o freio de mão
*wtf did I just watch*
que porra que acabei de ver
What if
que tal
He *wants me to* go with him
quer que
*you know what?*
quer saber?
I just wanted to *reach out to you*
reach out to you
*I've broken* my leg and *I've f.ck.d* everything (lately)
really a lately news, *so USE HAS/HAVE*
*I really need a* beer.
really need
*Regardless*, be independent and make my own decisions.
regardless
The Portuguese are friendly, welcoming all visitors *regardless* of where they come from
regardless
*rush to the* baggage area
rush to the...
*would come out*
sairia
*The same age* as me.
same age
Same time same place
same time, same place
we're *screwed up*
screwed up
again and again
sem parar
We go to see them *several times a week*
several times a year... Several times a month
On fridays she *goes out for a* concert.
she *goes out for a*
She likes ... But he doesn't
she likes f.u.c.k. but he doesn't
He looks after himself
she looks after herself (ele se cuida)
Hold on, let me see. No, *she's out*
she's out
*since* an altered travel date *can be interpreted* as attempted fraud.
since / can be interpreted
I want you *so bad*
so bad
He starts early *so he has to* get up at 6
so he has to
I've some *hassles* there
some hassles (hazous)
you can think of *something to get me* then
something to get me
*speaking of it,* I forgot your sunglasses
speaking of it
The Sales Conference *starts on* the 15th
starts on
Maybe I'll *sue you*
sue you (te processe)
they're a bit like ..
são como
let's *take a break* for a second?
take a break
please *take it*, make it yours
take it
Well, I *will take the risk*
take the risk (assumir o risco!)
We always *take our vacation* in Miami.
take vacations
Take your shoes *off* and put them *on* the floor.
take your ... off and put them on the ...
it only *takes two hours* to get from Lisbon to Porto or Faro
takes two hours
This bread *tastes like* my mom are *used to* make it.
tastes like ... are used to
*I know you!*
te conheço!
tell her that *I won't be* home *for* dinner
tell her that *I won't be* home *for* dinner
In many cities, a number of sights *tend to be* closed on the same day of the week
tend to be (tende a)
It's *better to* sleep a little bit *than not to* sleep *at all*
than not ... at all
OMG! That guy is 'so needy*. He needs attention from everyone.
that guy *is so needy*
You're the best *that we've got*
that we've got
*that's an* awnful decision, *isn't it?*
that's an ... isn't it?
*that's the proper way* to do that
that's the proper way
*that's why* I like her
that's why I
the most *important* ones
the *easiest* ones
The fruit shop *Isn*t far away!*
the ... *Isn*t far away!*
the *upside* is... and the *downside* of is....
the upside is... and the downside of is....
And *there are not enough* drinks for the party
there aren't enough...
You can't *miss the* plane, *there isn't another* one untill tomorrow.
there isn't another :/
There *Isn*t any* newspaper here, *is there?*
there isn't any ... is there?
Last month, *there were* 3 days off due the christmas's holidays.
there were ... days off due the ...
there's *no one* around
there's *nobody*
*There's always a reason for* worries, *even If* I do everything right
there's always a reason for ... even if ....
*There's too much* work and *not enough* time.
there's too much ... but not enough ...
Brazillians love pu.ssy, *they call it "buceta"
they call it ...
they kinda deserved it
they kinda deserved it
...to *go out with* somebody
to *go out with* someone
We have *to be patient with* those new people
to be patient with
I'd like *to come to a decision* but I can't
to come to a decision
Would you like *to come with us?*
to come with us
I don't want *to depend on you*
to depend on you
He*'s bored*, he wants *to go out*
to go out
Do you want *to go shopping* tomorrow?
to go shopping
How much *to go there and back?*
to go there and back? (pra ir e voltar?)
And some Salad *to go with it*
to go with it (para acompanhar)
I'll try *to please you both*
to please you
We are going to have a pussy *to start with*
to start with
Would you like *to take off* your panties?
to take off
to think *of*
to think *about*
seven days *a week*
two days *a week*
A misunderstanding
um mal entendido
one of the best
uma das melhores
We'll have a party at home *unless the neighbours complain*
unless the neighbours complain
*I won't go on holiday to the* Bahamas *unless you go too*
unless you go too
I won't do it *unless you have a good reason*
unless you have a good reason
I *didn't have to* finish the report *until* Friday.
until ...
We can't leave *until the meeting finishes*
until the ... finishes
I'm waiting here *until the* bus comes
untill the...
most trains can be booked *up to three months in advance.*
up to () months in advance.
The information in this guide is correct and *up to date.*
up to date
We *go out* shopping
vamos as compras
*Let's go for a walk*
vamos passear
*you're very kind*
você eh muito gentil
you're awful!
você é terrível! (na brincadeira)
I'll take this one!
vou tomar essa!
just don't *walk away*
walk away
she's not who I *want to* spend time *with*
want to ... with
the film *was even more* interesting *than the* book
was even more ... than the ...
I *was just wondering if* you could tell me what exactly made you think the course was worth only 1 star?
was just wondering if
eating *on the go*
we can eating *on the go*
We not look very similar
we look very different
We'll that's *what I exactly want*
what I exactly want
That's *what I look for*
what I look for
*what are you waitin' for?*
what are you waitin'?
*what must I do* to convince you?
what must I do
*what that means* is that won't work
what that means
that's *what they hope* from us
what they hope
don't believe *what they say*
what they say
it's gonna be a lot fun when we go out *with them*
when we go out *with them*
When you *entered*
when you *came in*
*whether I shall turn* gay or not, it's not your concern!
whether I shall turn
Give options *whether to refuse or accept*
whether to refuse or accept
you don't eat the same thing *which are incompatible.*
which are
goals *which are too high*
which are too high
in the next date box *which means* you lose one travel day.
which means
Can you take care of my things *while I'm away?*
while I'm away?
why are you laughing?
why are you laughing?
*why are you taking* pics of me?
why are you taking?
they *will be* f.u.c.k.*ing* along all night
will be ... ing
*will you take a* sandwich *in case you get* hungry?
will you take a ... in case you get ... ?
We are having dinner with some *friends of mine*
with some *friends of mine*
nobody can't do it *without him being here*
without him being here
You *won't find* anyboby in the office on Saturday.
won't find
Who *would be* good *enough* for her?
would be ... enough for ... ?
A beer *would be nice.*
would be nice
A coffee *would go down well now.*
would go down well now
*Have* they left *already?*
yes, *they've already* gone
he's happy *you will look after* his study
you *will look after* (irá cuidar)
You couldn't get a ticket, *could you?*
you couldn't ... could you?
You *didn't have to* buy me a present but it's very kind of you
you didn't have to ...
OMG you didn't that, *did you?*
you didn't that, *did you?*
Come on, *you have no choice!*
you have no choice!
..as the time goes by
you know *as the time goes by*
If you have a toothache, *you must go to the dentist*
you must go to
*You should* use salt *for cooking*
you should ... for ... (in all cases)
She had a baby boy, *didn't she?*
you understood that, *didn't you?*
*you usually* start to work at 9, don't you Paula?
you usually ...
*You went to the* whorehouse, *didn't you?*
you went to the ... didn't you?
Well, *you were not at the* cinema *as we* planned
you were not at the .. as we ...
Well, *you were the one that wasn't there*
you were the one that wasn't there
*You were the one that* can work on it
you were the one that..
where *would* you go *if you had money*?
you would / if you had money
you're the *only one!*
you're *the one!*
you're right!
you're completely right!
don't shot on your *own foot!*
your own foot
*The saying* goes like this..
É como diz o *ditado..*
It's *opposite* the bank
É do *outro lado* do banco
*Is it possible to walk there?*
É possível chegar a pé lá?
it seems quite a lot *only* the food is much better
É semelhante, *a diferença é que* a comida é muito melhor
It's my *turn*
é a minha vez
that's the way!
é assim que se fala!
It's my *turn*
é o meu turno