Questions & Answers about Você quer caminhar comigo hoje?
What does "você" mean here?
"Você" is the standard second-person singular pronoun in Brazilian Portuguese, meaning "you". It’s the most commonly used form to address someone in a direct way.
Why do we use "quer" instead of "querer"?
In this sentence, "quer" is the conjugated form of the verb "querer" (to want) in the present tense, singular (você/ele/ela). The infinitive "querer" can’t be used by itself as a main verb without conjugation.
Is there a difference between "caminhar" and "andar"?
Why is "comigo" used instead of something like "com eu"?
How is "hoje" pronounced, and does it have any hidden sounds?
"Hoje" is pronounced somewhat like "OH-zhee". The "h" is usually silent, and the "j" sound in Portuguese can be close to the English "zh" sound. There aren’t any extra letters, but Brazilian Portuguese does have that softer, more drawn-out "j".
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