Breakdown of Eu encontro meu amigo todos os dias.
eu
I
os
the
todo
every
dia
day
meu
my
o amigo
the friend
encontrar
to meet
Questions & Answers about Eu encontro meu amigo todos os dias.
Why do we use encontrar instead of achar in this sentence?
Can I leave out Eu at the beginning since the verb form already indicates the subject?
Why do we say meu amigo and not meu followed by a different ending?
What is the function of todos os dias?
Todos os dias means "every day," and it emphasizes the frequency of the action. It’s more natural in Portuguese to say todos os dias rather than cada dia, which might sound a bit more literal or less common for daily activities.
How do I pronounce encontro correctly?
Break it down into syllables: en-con-tro. The "en" sounds like the nasal "en" in "hen" but with more nasal resonance. The "o" in con is a short "o" like in "lot" (but slightly more closed), and the final "tro" is pronounced quickly, with a soft "r" similar to the American English flap "t" in "butter."
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