What’s up, guys?
Well, in our Video Dica today, we are going to start to talk about personal pronouns.
This is the first part, so we are going to understand a little bit of the personal pronouns, besides EU (I), VOCÊ (You), ELE (He), ELA (She), NÓS (Nós), VOCÊS (You), ELES and ELAS (They). We are going to talk about the personal pronouns me and nos, that refer to some subject that has been mentioned before. In general contextualized. Check this out: EU, the pronoun is ME. Nós, the pronoun is NOS.
We are going to see here some examples, it is a very simple class. Check this out: in general, it comes before the conjugaded verb, so, that’s the structure. So, we are going to see here:
Ele me encontrou ontem na festa.
He met me yesterday at the party. Me, before the conjugaded verb.
Ela nos convidou para um jantar.
She invited us at the party yesterday. Nos, before the conjugaded verb.
Ele me avisou sobre o evento de hoje.
He warned me about the event today.
Eles nos pediram para fazer silêncio.
They asked us to be quiet.
Observe that all the pronouns in Portuguese are before a conjugaded verb, in this case, ME is working as the object of this sentence. Check this out:
Ele, o José, me encontrou ontem na festa.
He, José, met me yesterday at the party.
Ela nos convidou para um jantar.
She invited us at the party yesterday. Me and some friends to have dinner.
Ele me avisou sobre o evento de hoje.
He warned me about the event today.
Eles nos pediram para fazer silêncio.
They asked us to be quiet.
That’s it! This Vídeo Dica was very simple, we are going to have more ones explaining more personal pronouns. Well guys, we finish here our very fast Vídeo Dica today. Thank you very much. You can get in contact with us through our Social Network, you can follow us you can also see and know a little bit about our school, here in Rio de Janeiro, through Rio & Learn.
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