Wendung · 🥗 Health & habits
Ando com muita dor nas costas.
I’ve been having a lot of back pain.
B1describing a health problemAudio · bald verfügbar
Warum jedes Wort dort steht, wo es steht
Ando1VerbI’ve been (walk)andar · Präsens · 1. Pers. Sg.com1Präpositionwithmuita2Begleitera lot ofmuito · fem. · Sg.dor2Nomenpainfem. · Sg.nas3Präpositionin theem · fem. · Pl. · bestimmtcostas3Nomenbackfem. · Pl..
- Ando → com: governs
- muita → dor: agreement
- nas → costas: preposition
Wörtlich: “(I) walk with much pain in-the backs.”
Warum sie so gebaut ist
Die Hinweise passen zu den Nummern oben.
- 1andar com = to have been having (lately), like Spanish andar con. Feeling states: estar com, ter, ficar com, dar →
- 2a dor is feminine: muita dor, uma dor forte. Noun gender & plural →
- 3as costas = the back, always plural: dor nas costas.
Varianten
- Tô com muita dor nas costas.
- Minhas costas estão doendo muito.
- Tenho sentido muita dor nas costas.