
After an exhaustive day of traveling, our two fictitious European Portuguese-speaking characters are ready for starving. Among some interesting new expressions, we start to introduce Angolan words that are nowadays essential in European Portuguese.



Desfrutem!















Dialog









M – Obrigadinho e saúde, que isso é que é importante.



C – Epá, mas que longa viagem…



M – Podes crer! A que horas é que saímos da Madeira?



C – Acho que foi às 10:20 que o avião levantou voo.



M – Vê lá, são agora 8 da noite. Quer dizer que levámos quase 10 horas para aqui chegar!



C – A sério? Isso é bué!



M – Não admira que tenha a barriga a dar horas.



C – Pois é. Mas estás a sentir? Parece que já me cheira a bacalhau 

Lesson 28 - The Angolan influence in European Portuguese.

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Lesson 28 - The Angolan influence in European Portuguese.

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