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By: Franco

Franco — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 03:39:58 +0000

hi this if for Gesele,umm,its kinda hard to explain but you could think like this.”desde que o samba é samba” means “since samba is/has been samba”, ok now,subjuntivo is a form inside our language that conjugates the verb,in a way to imply a condition,so “desde que o samba seja samba” is right,it means that samba HAS to be samba,therefore saying “desde que o samba é samba” and “desde que o samba seja samba” are not the same exact thing,but both are right depending on the circunstances.

Muito obrigado pela atenção

By: Franco

Franco — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 03:32:08 +0000

im brazilian and i agree with Doraci Kalvon,people that say “liga não meu rei” are funny,mostly because its a ridiculous slang thankful expression from northeastern Brazil that means “dont care about it,my king” i mean,wtf why just not say “de nada” = “its nothing” or “tudo bem” = “its all good”,and you should tell ur students that there are many lookalike words between portuguese and english,that could easily associate,like “imagina” which means “imagine it” and comes from the verb “imaginar” which is “to imagine”.

By: gesele

gesele — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 06:05:29 +0000

hey, um.. this is your follower from south korea.
I have a question.
do you know the song “Desde que o samba e samba” ,right? BUT i’m studying portugues now and i’m learning about “Subjuntivo”.

is it right “Desde que o samba “seja” samba?”

could you tell me the response for me plz?

Obrigada muito!

By: Portuguese Gifts

Portuguese Gifts — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 13:15:56 +0000

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