Nana_Brazil

Hi again. This time I will give you a list of verbs in which you can apply those endings ( read the 1st part ). Let`s rememeber those endings..

AR O ,AS, A, AMOS, AIS, AM

COMPRAR = TO BUY
compro
compras
compra
compramos
comprais
compram

Now let`s try another AR regular ending:

FALAR = TO SPEAK
falO
falAS
falA
falAMOS
falAIS
falAM

Easy, isn`t it? Now you ca do the same to these list of verbs ending in AR infinitive. REMEMBER YOU HAVE JUST TO TAK OFF "AR" AND ADDD THOSE ENDINGS...

cantar = to sing
beijar - to kiss (lol)
plantar = to plant
participar = to participate
dançar = to dance
conectar = to connect
melhorar = to improve
andar = to walk ( make/ give some steps)
caminhar = to walk (on a way)
lavar = to wash
suar = to sweat
saltar = to jump, to hop
caçar = to hunt, to chase ***it has a small modification in other tenses**
jogar = to play (games, sports)** '" " " " " " " **

NOTE THAT
1.SUCH VERBS LIKE IN ** HAVE A SMALL MODIFICATION IN OTHER TENSES.
2.THERE ARE OTHERS IN WHICH WRITTEN IS THE SAME BUT THE PRONUNCIATION CHANGES LIKE : ROUBAR = TO ROB = EU ROUBO ( soft O sound) - THESE ONES I PREFER TO TELL YOU ANOTHER TIME :
3.VERBS IN OAR - VOAR = TO FLY- = EU VÔO, TU VOAS...
WELL, NUMBER 1000 AND SO ON I WILL NOT TELL YOU TODAY BECAUSE YOU CAN GIVE UP VISITING ME LOL!!! JUST KIDDING!!

FOLLOWS NUMBER 3

pluiepoco

cantar >canto,cantas, canta; cantamos, cantais, cantam = to sing
beijar >beijo, beijas, beija; beijamos, beijais, beijam - to kiss (lol)
plantar >planto, plantas, planta, plantamos, plantais, plantam= to plant
participar >participo, participas, participa, participamos, participais, participam= to participate
dançar >danço, danças, dança, dançamos, dançais, dançam= to dance
conectar >conecto, conectas, conecta, conectamos, conectais, conectam= to connect
melhorar >melhoro, melhoras, melhora, melhoramos, melhorais, melhoram= to improve
andar »ando, andas, anda, andamos, andais, andam= to walk ( make/ give some steps)
caminhar »caminho, caminhas, caminha, caminhamos, caminhais, caminham= to walk (on a way)
lavar »lavo, lavas, lava, lavamos, lavais, lavam= to wash
suar »suo, suas, sua, suamos, suais, suam= to sweat
saltar >salto, saltas, salta, saltamos, saltais, saltam= to jump, to hop
caçar >caço, caças, caça, caçamos, caçais, caçam= to hunt, to chase
jogar >jogo, jogas, joga, jogamos, jogais, jogam= to play (games, sports)** '" " " " " " " **


But I guess I have made some mistakes, but I did it all the way down, quite a joy!

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Nana_Brazil

EXCELLENT!!! Very good conjugation Mr. Genius.. but..

1.why that "LOL" for kiss ????? lol
2. Did you know most of the Brazilians do not conjugate the verb SWEAT in the 1st person correctly?

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pluiepoco

1. I copied and did the conjugation;
2.Maybe the "suo" is quite like "his" in Hispanic languages, so when they use or speak the word in 1st person, they feel strange, so they would like to avoid that form "suo" and maybe prefer to "sua", am I right?

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Nana_Brazil

No.. in fact most say here : "EU SÔO" - which comes from the verb SOAR (like sound, ring...) so when they say EU SÔO = they are saying I sound , I ring, instead of saying EU SUO = I sweat

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