Jump Start Brazilian Portuguese -- Lesson 4 -- Using Nouns and Articles: Objects and Colors
In this fourth installment of my basic course in Brazilian Portuguese, I introduce the idea that nouns can be masculine or feminine, singular and plural. I also talk about definite and indefinite articles and agreement with nouns and adjectives, in this case words for colors.
Видео Jump Start Brazilian Portuguese -- Lesson 4 -- Using Nouns and Articles: Objects and Colors канала Professor Jason Spanish and Portuguese
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