葡萄牙语基础辅导：电话葡萄牙语

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[TD]em português[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]in English[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Posso falar com...?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]May I speak to ...?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Quando ele/ela volta?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]When will he/she return?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Posso deixar meu nome e telefone?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]May I leave my name and phone number?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

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[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Posso deixar recado?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]May I leave a message?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

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[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]O meu nome é...[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]My name is ...[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

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[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]O meu telefone é...[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]My phone number is...[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Desculpa, eu n?o falo português[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Sorry, I don't speak Portuguese[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Eu falo só um pouco de português[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]I speak only a little Portuguese[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Onde posso telefonar?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Where can I call ?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Posso usar o telefone?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]May I use the phone ?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Quem está falando?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]Who' s talking ?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD]

[TD]?[/TD][/TR]

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[TD]Numbers from 0 to 9 are[/TD][/TR]

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[TD]0 [/TD]

[TD]zero[/TD][/TR]

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[TD]1 [/TD]

[TD]um[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]2 [/TD]

[TD]dois[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]3 [/TD]

[TD]três[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]4 [/TD]

[TD]quatro[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]5 [/TD]

[TD]cinco[/TD][/TR]

[TR]

[TD]6 [/TD]

[TD]seis[/TD][/TR]

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[TD]7 [/TD]

[TD]sete[/TD][/TR]

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[TD]8 [/TD]

[TD]oito [/TD][/TR]

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[TD]9 [/TD]

[TD]nove[/TD][/TR]

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When reading phone numbers it is common to say meia instead of seis. Meia means half, in this context meaning half a dozen. It is used because it is easy to mix seis with três. (Obrigado Glaucia)[/B]