experimentar ➜ to experiment, test
Complete conjugation.
Ele fala muito. ➜ He talks alot.
Vamos falar português! ➜ Let's speak Portuguese!
remain / stay » Vou ficar aqui. (I'm going to stay here.)
location » Onde fica o banco? (Where's the bank located?)
becoming » Está ficando tarde. (It's getting late.)
Posts: Ficar|Portuguese verb FICAR
to form » Eu não sei formar frases. I don't know how to form sentences.
to form » Vamos formar um grupo para estudar o Português. Let's form a group to study Portuguese.
to be trained in » Ele tocava piano antes de se formar. He used to play piano before graduating.
gritar in Portuguese means TO… scream, yell, shout
(imperative) Não grite comigo! Don't yell at me!
(simple past) Ele gritou no jogo. He shouted during the game.
(present) Não é necessário gritar. There's no need to shout.
HAVER is used mainly to say:
(1) it's been a while » Há muito tempo! (It's been a long time!)
(2) there are (there exist) » Não há casamentos perfeitos. (No marriage is perfect.)
Post: Portuguese verb HAVER
In the present tense IR translates as
I go, she goes, we go ETC. It’s (very) irregular.
Eu vou no jiu-jitsu no domingo. I'm going to jiu-jitsu on Sunday.
Ela vai ao escritório vestida de profissional. She goes to the office dressed like a professional.
Nós sempre vamos juntos. We always go together.
Quero ir com vocês! I want to go with you guys!
Vamos de táxi. Let's go by taxi.
IR is often used in combination with other verbs to express the future. IR remains in the present tense even when talking about future action.
I am going to run later today. » Eu vou correr hoje mais tarde.
This is by far, the most common way the future is expressed. The less common method is via the future tense: I am going to run later today. » Eu irá correr hoje mais tarde.
Eu vou pagar a conta. I'm going to pay the bill.
Eu vou viajar amanhã. I'm going to travel tomorrow.
Ela vai ligar mais tarde. She's going to call later.
Post: IR in Portuguese (to go)