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Direct Object Pronouns

Master spoken and standard Brazilian direct object pronouns, contrasting clitics like o and a with natural everyday speech.

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34 Cards
Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn how to use direct object pronouns in Brazilian Portuguese to refer to people and things directly. We will cover the everyday pronouns for 'me', 'you', and 'us', and contrast standard pronouns like 'O' and 'a' with how Brazilians naturally speak in daily life.
Lesson#2
To say 'me' as a direct object, use 'me'. In Brazilian Portuguese, object pronouns typically sit right before the verb. For example, 'Você me viu ontem?' means 'Did you see me yesterday?'.
Quiz#3
Translate into Portuguese: 'Did you see me yesterday?'

Você me viu ontem?

Quiz#4
Translate into Portuguese: 'She called me.'

Ela me chamou

Lesson#5
When speaking informally to a friend, use 'te' for 'you'. Just like 'me', it sits before the verb. For instance, 'Eu te vi na praça' means 'I saw you in the square'.
Quiz#6
Speaking to a friend, translate into Portuguese: 'I saw you in the square.'

Eu te vi na praça

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