Guest riosul77 Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 Not sure of the relevance of the topic title, I just like Monty Python..... So you are off to Brazil and you have mastered ativo ou passivo? Well, the fun doesn't have to end there, here are a few more, related phrases you might want to try out. You can try them one at a time....one boy at a time....or perhaps as a group. Whatever you decide enjoy the enrichment of learning a second language: Papai mamãe. Frango assado. De ladinho. De quatro. Em pé. Cavalgando. Quote
Members ihpguy Posted April 8, 2015 Members Posted April 8, 2015 Funny.I've never heard anyone use "papai mamae" here. For "frango assado" also works is "nas costas" and "de lado" for "de ladinho" Quote
Guest riosul77 Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 Funny.I've never heard anyone use "papai mamae" here. For "frango assado" also works is "nas costas" and "de lado" for "de ladinho" papai mamae - a young buck from nordeste, João Pessoa I think, used it. What the hell are you saying I asked . He accommodated by demonstrating. I love frango assado...so descriptive. Quote
