Wendung · 📍 Where things are
Cadê o meu celular? — Tá em cima da mesa.
Where’s my phone? — It’s on the table.
A1asking where something isinformellpt-BR-spAudio · bald verfügbar
Warum jedes Wort dort steht, wo es steht
Cadê1Adverbwhere’so2Begleiter(the)mask. · Sg. · bestimmtmeu2Begleitermymask. · Sg.celularNomenmobile phonemask. · Sg.?—Tá3Verbit’sestar · Präsens · 3. Pers. Sg.em4Präpositiononcima4Adverbtopda4Präpositionof thede + a · fem. · Sg. · bestimmtmesaNomentablefem. · Sg..
- Cadê → celular: where’s + thing
- meu → celular: agrees (m.)
- Tá → celular: subject understood
- em → da: em cima de
- da → mesa: de + a mesa
Wörtlich: “Where’s the my mobile phone? — Is on top of-the table.”
Warum sie so gebaut ist
Die Hinweise passen zu den Nummern oben.
- 1Cadê…? = where is…? Spoken, very common, and it needs no verb. Questions & question words (incl. cadê) →
- 2o meu celular: article + possessive is normal in Brazil. Possessives & the dele/dela fix →
- 3Things you can move take estar (tá) for where they are. ser & estar: forms and core uses →
- 4em cima de = on (top of). de + a = da. Contractions: preposition + article/pronoun →
Varianten
- Onde está o meu celular?
- Cadê a chave? — Tá na bolsa.
- Cadê meu celular?