Segunda-feira, dia dez de Outubro

Posted on October 10, 2011 by Emma

Boa tarde! Match the quantity words to the foods to make phrases.
posto, cacho, fatia, bife, pacote, dúzia, molho; DE ovos, porco, atum, bananas, agrião, queijo, leite
Tip: Ainda can mean still, as in Ainda andamos a apanhar azieitonas…

Domingo, dia 9 de Outubro

Posted on October 9, 2011 by Emma

Boa tarde! I need to buy: massa folhada, maçãs, açúcar, canela. What am I making?
Tip: MAssa (emphasise the MA – second-to-last syllable) maÇÃ (emphasise the ÇÃ because of the tilde)

Quinta-feira, dia vinte e oito de Julho

Posted on August 27, 2011 by Emma

Re-order the words to make a sentence:
duas / ao / Como / pequeno-almoco / dias / os / torradas / todos
Tip: Both the numbers 1 and 2 have masculine and feminine versions – um/uma, dois/duas

Quarta-feira, dia vinte e sete de Julho

Posted on August 27, 2011 by Emma

Boa tarde! Queria um ovo estrelado. How do I want my egg cooked – a) scrambled b) boiled c) fried ?
Tip: -o at eh end of a word is pronounced -ooooo (as in food)

Seginda-feira, dia vinte e cinco de Julho

Posted on August 27, 2011 by Emma

Bom dia! Unscramble the letters to make a word that you can use to describe (tasty!) food: b o s a r o s o
Tip: http://www.historiadodia.pt/pt/index.aspx is a site which has short stories in European Portuguese (aimed at children) which you can read and also listen to. The vocabulary may be difficult, but you can pick out and listen to the words you know, and learn new words too!

Sábado, dia vinte e tres de Julho

Posted on August 27, 2011 by Emma

Boa tarde! match the food with the shops you can find them in – pao, salsichas, acucar, ameixas, bolo : frutaria, padaria, talho, pastelaria, mercearia
Tip: -ria on the end of the word means the thing that sells/does something.

Terca-feira, dia vinte e seis de Agosto

Posted on August 27, 2011 by Emma

Bom dia! Which word does not belong in this group? ameixa, laranja, maracujá, abóbora, maca, toranja
Tip: Little and often is the key to learning quickly and with the least effort. You’ll find it easiest to learn up to 6 new words or phrases in one go and the more often you go over new words the quicker they’ll stick in your long term memory.

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Segunda-feira, dia dez de Outubro

Domingo, dia 9 de Outubro

Boa tarde! I need to buy: massa folhada, maçãs, açúcar, canela. What am I making?
Tip: MAssa (emphasise the MA – second-to-last syllable) maÇÃ (emphasise the ÇÃ because of the tilde)

Quinta-feira, dia vinte e oito de Julho

Re-order the words to make a sentence:
duas / ao / Como / pequeno-almoco / dias / os / torradas / todos
Tip: Both the numbers 1 and 2 have masculine and feminine versions – um/uma, dois/duas

Quarta-feira, dia vinte e sete de Julho

Boa tarde! Queria um ovo estrelado. How do I want my egg cooked – a) scrambled b) boiled c) fried ?
Tip: -o at eh end of a word is pronounced -ooooo (as in food)

Seginda-feira, dia vinte e cinco de Julho

Sábado, dia vinte e tres de Julho

Boa tarde! match the food with the shops you can find them in – pao, salsichas, acucar, ameixas, bolo : frutaria, padaria, talho, pastelaria, mercearia
Tip: -ria on the end of the word means the thing that sells/does something.

Terca-feira, dia vinte e seis de Agosto

Boa tarde! I need to buy: massa folhada, maçãs, açúcar, canela. What am I making? Tip: MAssa (emphasise the MA – second-to-last syllable) maÇÃ (emphasise the ÇÃ because of the tilde)

Re-order the words to make a sentence: duas / ao / Como / pequeno-almoco / dias / os / torradas / todos Tip: Both the numbers 1 and 2 have masculine and feminine versions – um/uma, dois/duas

Boa tarde! Queria um ovo estrelado. How do I want my egg cooked – a) scrambled b) boiled c) fried ? Tip: -o at eh end of a word is pronounced -ooooo (as in food)

Boa tarde! match the food with the shops you can find them in – pao, salsichas, acucar, ameixas, bolo : frutaria, padaria, talho, pastelaria, mercearia Tip: -ria on the end of the word means the thing that sells/does something.

Boa tarde! I need to buy: massa folhada, maçãs, açúcar, canela. What am I making?
Tip: MAssa (emphasise the MA – second-to-last syllable) maÇÃ (emphasise the ÇÃ because of the tilde)

Re-order the words to make a sentence:
duas / ao / Como / pequeno-almoco / dias / os / torradas / todos
Tip: Both the numbers 1 and 2 have masculine and feminine versions – um/uma, dois/duas

Boa tarde! Queria um ovo estrelado. How do I want my egg cooked – a) scrambled b) boiled c) fried ?
Tip: -o at eh end of a word is pronounced -ooooo (as in food)

Boa tarde! match the food with the shops you can find them in – pao, salsichas, acucar, ameixas, bolo : frutaria, padaria, talho, pastelaria, mercearia
Tip: -ria on the end of the word means the thing that sells/does something.