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Este documento contém uma lista de palavras e frases em português com seus equivalentes em inglês, incluindo nomes de objetos como "casa", "livro", e "flor", bem como frases comuns como "bom dia", "por favor", e "o que é o seu nome?". A lista parece ser um recurso útil para aprender português como uma segunda língua.
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- 2. Agrupamento de Escolas Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro
- 3. Hello ! Olá!
- 4. Good Morning! Bom Dia!
- 5. Please ! Por Favor !
- 7. Yes ! Sim!
- 8. No ! Não!
- 9. Street Rua.
- 10. Ticket Bilhete
- 11. Turn left ! Vire à Esquerda
- 12. Hours. Horas
- 13. Girl Rapariga
- 14. Night Noite
- 15. Snail Caracol
- 17. Shoes Sapato
- 18. Cat Gato
- 19. House Casa
- 20. Book Livro
- 21. Flower Flor
- 22. Fish Peixe
- 24. Common Phraes
- 25. This is my friend Ele é meu amigo
- 26. Nice to see you ! Prazer em Vê-lo!
- 27. I Like Eu gosto!
- 28. What´s your name? Como te Chamas?
- 29. My name is… Chamo-me…