Thank you very much!!
In my dictionaire, the verb "must" is translated in portuguese as "ter de" or "ter que" I don't remember exactly. But I did not know how to use this because "ter" normally means, "have". So if I wanted to say "I must go shopping" then it sounds strange when I say "eu tenho de ir shopping", I guess it sounds better if I say "eu devo de ir shopping" or does that all sound stupid? ;-)
In fact, I travel to Brazil with Tap Air Portugal, and it is much harder for me to understand Portuguese from Portugal whereas I understand a lot in Brazil. But anyway, I love this language!!!
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