Inglês/Gramática/Vocabulário/Trechos de conversas: diferenças entre revisões

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'''Cumprimentos'''
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* ''Excuse me'' Desculpe, Com licença.
* ''Excuse me'' / Desculpe, Com licença.
* ''Good morning'' Bom dia.
* ''Good morning'' / Bom dia.
* ''Good night'' Boa noite.
* ''Good night'' / Boa noite.
* ''Good-bye, bye'' Adeus.
* ''Good-bye, bye'' / Adeus.
* ''Hello , Hi'' Olá, Oi.
* ''Hello , Hi'' / Olá, Oi.
*'' Please '' Por favor.
*'' Please '' / Por favor.
* ''See you soon'' Até logo.
* ''See you soon'' / Até logo.
* ''See you later'' Até breve.
* ''See you later'' / Até breve.
* ''Thank you'' Obrigado(a).
* ''Thank you'' / Obrigado(a).
* ''You're welcome'' De nada.
* ''You're welcome'' / De nada.
* ''Sorry'' Desculpe
* ''Sorry'' / Desculpe
* ''Congratulations'' Parabéns
* ''Congratulations'' / Parabéns
* ''Good luck'' Boa sorte
* ''Good luck'' / Boa sorte

===Making contact===
===Making contact===



Revisão das 02h21min de 21 de janeiro de 2006

Conversation pieces

Trechos de conversas


Accepting

Apologising

  • Excuse me, ...
  • Sorry to interrupt.
  • Well now.
  • I'm afraid so.
  • I'm afraid not.

Arriving at a hotel

Booking a hotel

Expressing surprise

Expressar surpresa.

  • Good heavens!
  • I don’t believe it!
  • Well, well, well!

Goodbyes

Greetings

Cumprimentos

  • Excuse me / Desculpe, Com licença.
  • Good morning / Bom dia.
  • Good night / Boa noite.
  • Good-bye, bye / Adeus.
  • Hello , Hi / Olá, Oi.
  • Please / Por favor.
  • See you soon / Até logo.
  • See you later / Até breve.
  • Thank you / Obrigado(a).
  • You're welcome / De nada.
  • Sorry / Desculpe
  • Congratulations / Parabéns
  • Good luck / Boa sorte

Making contact

Meeting people

Offering

Recommending

Refusing permission

Requests

Responding to news or information

Responder à notícias ou informações.

  • Good for you!
  • I’m sorry to hear that.
  • Oh, how lovely!
  • Sounds great.
  • Yes, I suppose you must be.
  • Wow! That sounds exciting.

Responding to thanks

Saying: ‘That’s life.’

Dizer: Isto é a vida.

  • It was just one of those things.
  • That’s the ways it goes.
  • These things happen.
  • You know how it is.

Studying

  • Can you help me, please?
  • Could you help me, please?
  • Excuse me!
  • How do say ... in English?
  • How do you spell it?
  • How do pronounce it?
  • Where is the stress? (stress = sílaba tônica)
  • Sorry? Pardon?
  • Can you say that again, please?
  • Could you say that again, please?
  • What’s difference between ... and ...? (between = entre)
  • What’s the opposite of ...?
  • What’s the past tense of ...?
  • What does this word mean? (significa)
  • I don’t understand.
  • I don’t known.
  • I don’t remember.
  • Is this right or wrong?
  • Which is page it?
  • I can’t understand the board.
  • Have you got a pen, please?
  • Sorry I'm too late.

Telephoning

To ask about someone on the telephone

  • May I speak to ... , please? (formal)
  • Is ... there? (informal)

To leave a message

  • Can I leave a message?
  • Could I leave a message?
  • May I leave a message?
  • Can you ask ... to call me?

To ask someone to repeat something

  • Could you repeat that, please? (formal)
  • Would you repeat that, please? (formal)
  • Pardon?
  • Excuse me?
  • I'm sorry, I didn't catch that.

Some alternative forms to say "yes"

  • Of course.
  • Sure.

Thanking

  • Thank you.
  • Thank you very much!
  • Many thanks.
  • Thanks a lot.