CONSEGUIR in Portuguese
Brazilians use CONSEGUIR in Portuguese to say: to be able to / can.
ISN’T THIS THE SAME AS PODER? Brazilians use CONSEGUIR rather than PODER to say for example,
conseguir ➜ to get, succeed
By “to get” we mean, to get to do something, to manage. It’s almost the same as PODER in this context. present indicativeconseguir to achieve, geteuconsigovocê, ele, elaconseguenósconseguimosvocês, eles, elasconseguem Complete conjugation.
1: Mal Pago 1 ➜ dialog
RAMON Fala Marquinhos! If you want to sound like a Brazilian, say “Fala!” like you would say “hi”. MARCOS Acabou! Graças a Deus, acabou. ACABAR = to have just & to finish. In this context it translates to, “it’s over”. RAMON Mas aí, cara. Te deu a prova? He said te deu. What he really…