Hi everybody! Welcome back to another Portuguese class. I'm your teacher, Brian. To start today's lesson, I'm going to teach you how to conjugate verbs in Portuguese. Let's start with an easy verb, a mod, or to love in English. I love is ao-amu. You love is bossé-amu. Alright, now let's see it in action. Oi! Oi! Io-amu banana. Do-amu banana? Oh, one more thing guys. In some parts of Brazil, they say two instead of bossé. But you conjugate it the same way. So it's pretty easy. Oi! Oi! Io-amu banana. Ah! Do-amu banana. Okay, okay. Let's move on to something simpler. I know. Let's learn some vocabulary. You can't go wrong with simply learning some new words. Let's begin with the word cookie. Everyone loves cookies. So, I'm going to teach you how to ask for a cookie. Oi, mocha. I like the way. Tudu. Ehh, I want a ballad. Thanks for the hard work. I want a ballad. Okay. Now that we know how to conjugate some verbs and some basic vocabulary, let's go over how to respond when somebody asks you where you're from. For all you Americans, it's not always polite to say I am American to a Brazilian, because they are also from America. But don't worry, because there's a word in Portuguese that makes it easy to tell them where you're from. Alright, I hope you guys enjoyed this lesson. Stay tuned for the next class. Bye! Oi, mocha. What's up, the way? Tudu. Ehh, I want a ballad. I want a ballad. I want a ballad.