Ana

Usages of Ana

Eu sou Ana.
I am Ana.
Ana gosta de água.
Ana likes water.
Você está assistindo ao filme com Ana?
Are you watching the movie with Ana?
Ana é minha amiga e Paulo é meu amigo.
Ana is my friend and Paulo is my friend.
Primo viaja com Ana.
Cousin travels with Ana.
Nós parabenizamos Ana no aniversário dela.
We congratulate Ana on her birthday.
Ana comprou um brinquedo novo para a criança.
Ana bought a new toy for the child.
A mudança foi organizada pela Ana com muita antecedência.
The move was organized by Ana well in advance.
Ana prefere peixe, mas a filha dela gosta mais de frango.
Ana prefers fish, but her daughter likes chicken more.
Júlia prefere assar o frango com alho, mas Ana gosta de fritar cebola no óleo.
Júlia prefers to roast the chicken with garlic, but Ana likes to fry onion in oil.
Ana quer provar a sobremesa, mas eu prefiro uma fatia de pão com manteiga.
Ana wants to taste the dessert, but I prefer a slice of bread with butter.
Ana aceitou a ideia, mas Paulo quis cancelar o passeio por causa da chuva.
Ana accepted the idea, but Paulo wanted to cancel the outing because of the rain.
Ao desembarcar, Ana percebeu que a mala dela não estava com a bagagem.
When getting off, Ana noticed that her suitcase was not with the luggage.
Apesar de estar cansada, Ana pegou o controle remoto e diminuiu o volume da televisão.
Despite being tired, Ana picked up the remote control and lowered the television volume.
Eu concordo com você, mas quero ouvir a opinião da Ana também.
I agree with you, but I also want to hear Ana’s opinion.
Foi uma surpresa ver a Ana no teatro, porque ninguém esperava por ela.
It was a surprise to see Ana at the theater, because nobody was expecting her.
A Ana quer compartilhar as fotos da viagem com a família.
Ana wants to share the trip photos with the family.
A Ana tem um namorado, e ele gosta de cozinhar aos domingos.
Ana has a boyfriend, and he likes to cook on Sundays.
Amanhã o namorado dela quer apresentar a Ana à mãe dele.
Tomorrow her boyfriend wants to introduce Ana to his mother.
Ana e Júlia confiam uma na outra.
Ana and Júlia trust each other.
A neta da Ana já lê sozinha, mas o neto ainda prefere ouvir histórias.
Ana’s granddaughter already reads by herself, but the grandson still prefers to listen to stories.
Ana começou a rir quando viu o gato subir na cadeira.
Ana started to laugh when she saw the cat climb onto the chair.
Depois de terminar a faculdade, Ana passou a procurar oportunidades fora do seu setor.
After finishing college, Ana started looking for opportunities outside her department.
Ana esqueceu seu casaco no sofá.
Ana forgot her coat on the sofa.
Depois da caminhada, Ana quis comer um pastel no quiosque da praça.
After the walk, Ana wanted to eat a pastel at the kiosk in the square.
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