22 CONYERSATIONAL PORTUGUESE
22 CONYERSATIONAL PORTUGUESE
Good moming, Mr. Campos. how
are (you) getting along you
How are you? very well
Very well. thank you
Very well, thank you. and you
And you? well
Fine, thank you.
In the afternoon
Bom dia, senhor (Sr.) Campos. como
vai (estś)
osenhor1
Como vai (est&) o senhor? muito bem
Muito bem. obrigado
Muito bem, obrigado. e
o senhor E o senhor? bem
Bem, obrigado.
De tarde
boa tarde Boa tarde.
Boa tarde, Dona Maria.
Como vai (estś) a senhora?
Minto bem, obrigada.2
good afternoon Good afternoon. Good afternoon, Dona Maria. How are you?
Very well, thank you.
'"You” is translated by o senhor (masc.) and a senhora (fem.) and by their plural forms os senhores and as senhoras.
:A man answers obrigado, a lady obrigada, for "thank you.” Mr. and Mrs. Campos. o senhor Campos e a senhora Campos; however, it is morę common to address a married woman by Dona and her first name: Dona Maria, etc.
E o senhor?
Muito bem, obrigado.
De noite
boa
noite
Boa noite, Cecilia.
Boa noite, Pedro.
Boa noite, Dona Maria.
Boa noite, Pedro.
And you?
Very well, thank you. In łhe evening good
evening, night Good evening, Cecilia.
Good evening, Peter. Good evening, Dona Maria.
Good evening, Peter.
OUIZ 2
1. Good afternoon.
2. in the moming
3. and
4. moming
5. Thank you.
6. Mrs.
7. Peter
8. SirorMr.
9. How?
10. Good moming. U. intheevening
12. How are you?
13. Very well. (Fine.)
14. afternoon
15. Good evening. Good night.
manhd
2. senhora
3. Comovai(estd)o senhor?
4. Muito bem.
5. Bomdia.
6. Boa noite.
7. de manhd
8. tarde
9. Obrigado.
10. Pedro 11 e
12. Boa tarde.
13. Como?
14. senhor
15. de noite