Wendung · ⏰ Daily routine
Eu me levanto às sete e tomo café rapidinho.
I get up at seven and grab a quick breakfast.
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Warum jedes Wort dort steht, wo es steht
EuPronomenI1. Pers. Sg. · Subjektme1Objektpronomenmyself1. Pers. Sg. · direktes Objektlevanto1Verbget uplevantar · Präsens · 1. Pers. Sg.às2Präpositionat (the)a + as · fem. · Pl. · bestimmtseteBegleiterseveneKonjunktionandtomo3Verbhave, taketomar · Präsens · 1. Pers. Sg.café3Nomencoffee; breakfastmask. · Sg.rapidinho4Adverbreal quick.
- Eu → levanto: eu → -o (1st sing.)
- me → levanto: reflexive pronoun before the verb
- tomo → café: tomar café: have breakfast
Wörtlich: “I myself raise at-the seven and take coffee real quick.”
Warum sie so gebaut ist
Die Hinweise passen zu den Nummern oben.
- 1me levanto: levantar-se takes a reflexive pronoun, placed before the verb in Brazil. In casual speech many people drop it: eu levanto cedo. Reflexive verbs & daily routine →
- 2às = a + as (the hours are feminine: as sete horas). The grave accent marks the contraction. Numbers, time, dates & prices →
- 3tomar café is also how Brazilians say "have breakfast": breakfast is o café da manhã.
- 4rapidinho: the diminutive of rápido, used as an adverb: real quick, in a minute. Diminutives (-inho/-zinho) →
Varianten
- Eu levanto às sete e tomo café rapidinho.
- Acordo às sete e tomo um café rápido.
- A gente se levanta às sete.