Uma dúvida bastante comum entre as pessoas que vão aprender Inglês é esta: Será que é possível mesmo aprender e falar Inglês de verdade morando no Brasil? Nesse episódio você vai ter a resposta.

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Hello and welcome to inglês que vc usa. My name is Marcelo and I’m making this podcast for you to learn or revise English vocabulary. You can find a transcript of this podcast on the podcast description ou na descrição do podcast.. Today, I want to focus on some A2 phrasal verbs that you can use when you are going shopping.

I’m going to present this language through a short dialogue and then I’ll look at each of the phrasal verbs and then you can listen to the dialogue again.

The phrasal verbs I’m going to focus on today are: 

When you listen to the dialogue, try

Jack: Are you doing anything this

 OK – did you hear all of

The first was to pop in or pop into. To pop in means to visit something quickly,

The second phrasal verb

To pick up something in the context of shopping means to buy

Nesse episódio, vamos aprender várias frases de sobrevivência em Inglês, ou seja, frases em situações de doença, sentindo-se mal, ou apenas saudando outroas pessoas. So, let's get it started.

Como usar: “For goodness’ sake, hurry up!” – “Pelo amor de Deus, se apresse!”

Como usar: “Never mind – it wasn’t important anyway” – “Deixa pra lá, não era importante mesmo!”

Como usar: “Pretty soon something is going to happen.” – “Em breve algo vai acontecer.”

Como usar: “How are you? I’m as good as it gets!” – “Como você está? Eu estou melhor impossível!”

Como usar: “What do you want for dinner? It’s up to you.” – “O que você quer para o jantar? Você quem sabe.”

Como usar: “You don’t need to hurry, take your time.” – “Não precisa se apressar, use o tempo que for necessário.”

Como usar: “As far as I’m concerned; so far, so good.” – “Até onde eu sei, até aqui tudo bem.”

Como usar: “How come you don’t know what happened?” – “Como assim você não sabe o que aconteceu?”

Como usar: “I have to buy milk and you have to buy bread, we can kill two birds with one stone if we both go to the supermarket together.” – 

Como usar: “As far as I know, they were dating!” – “Até onde eu sei, eles estavam namorando!”

Como usar: “Me, wearing pink? As if!” – “Eu, usando rosa? Até parece!”

Como usar: “I was at a party last week, I was as lost as a nun on a honeymoon.” – “Eu fui a uma festa semana passada, estava mais perdido que cego em tiroteio.”

Como usar: “No, it’s not going to rain today, bite your tongue!” – “Não, não vai chover hoje, vira essa boca pra lá!”

Como usar: “It is high time you had a baby.” – “Já estava na hora de você ter um bebê.”

Como usar: “Of course I’m not telling anyone, my lips are sealed.” – “É claro que eu não contarei a ninguém, minha boca é um túmulo.”

Como usar: “I told you I was going to settle the score! Right in the bull’s eyes!” – “Eu te disse que iria acertar o placar! Na mosca!”

Como usar: “The kids wanted to start a fight but he was saved by the bell when his mother arrived.”

Are you curious about the things that kids say in English? Whether you are a parent or a teacher, it is essential to be familiar with the most common things that kids say in English. Understanding these phrases and questions can help you better communicate with children and understand their needs. In this podcast, we will cover the top five things that kids say in English.

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Top Five Things Kids Commonly Say in English

As parents, we have all heard our children say certain things more than others. Kids have a unique way of speaking, and there are some common phrases that you will hear them say repeatedly. In this article, we will go over the top five things that kids commonly say in English.

This is a phrase that you will hear often when traveling with kids. They are very impatient and curious, and when on a long journey, they want to know when they will arrive at their destination. It is also common for kids to ask, "How much longer?"

Despite having many toys and games, children often complain about being bored. This phrase is commonly heard on weekends or during school holidays. It is important for parents to encourage children to find creative ways to entertain themselves.

Kids always seem to be hungry, especially teenagers. They are growing and require a lot of energy to function throughout the day. It is also common for them to ask, "What's for lunch?" or "What's for supper?"

Kids tend to misplace their belongings, such as toys, books, or stationery. As parents, it can be frustrating to constantly hear them say, "I can't find my..." or "Have you seen my...?" However, it is important to remain calm and help them locate their lost items.

When kids are asked a question and do not know the answer, they often respond with "I dunno." This phrase is a shortened version of "I do not know." As adults, we feel the need to know everything, but for kids, it is perfectly acceptable to not know the answer to everything.

In conclusion, these are the top five things that kids commonly say in English. Kids have a unique way of speaking, and these phrases are just some of the common things you will hear from them. As parents, it is important to understand and encourage our children's language development while also providing guidance and support.

Nesse podcast, aprimoraremos seu 'listening' e 'comprehension', ou seja, sua capacidade de ouvir algo em Inglês e no caso, uma pequena história, e tentar, oralmente, responder as perguntas sobre ela.

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Lily carefully nursed the bird back to health, feeding it and keeping it warm. After a few days, the bird was strong enough to fly again. Lily took it back to the park and released it back into the wild.

From that day on, whenever Lily went to the park, the little bird would come and sing to her. It was like they had become friends.

Neste episódio, vamos falar sobre diferentes tipos de chuva, mas desta vez, apenas em inglês. E abaixo você pode encontrar a transcrição do episódio. Espero que você se divirta e aprenda bastante.

In this episode we're talking about the types of rain, but this time, speaking in English only. And below you can have the transcription of the episode. I do hope you have a great time and learn a lot.

A chuva é um fenômeno natural que ocorre em todo o mundo, e existem diferentes tipos de chuva que podem ocorrer em diferentes condições climáticas. Neste episódio, vamos explorar os tipos de chuva mais comuns e aprender um pouco mais de como dizê-las em Inglês.

Nesse episódio, trago 10 expressões muito usuais em Inglês e suas respectivas traduções em Português.

Nesse episódio, vamos aprender algumas frases de forma simples e fácil por meio de repetições desses padrões. Nível Iniciante.