Wendung · 👨👩👧 Family
Eu moro com os meus pais e a minha avó.
I live with my parents and my grandmother.
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EuPronomenI1. Pers. Sg. · Subjektmoro1Verblivemorar · Präsens · 1. Pers. Sg.com1Präpositionwithos2Begleiter(the)o · mask. · Pl. · bestimmtmeus2Begleitermymeu · mask. · Pl.pais3Nomenparentspai · mask. · Pl.eKonjunktionanda2Begleiter(the)o · fem. · Sg. · bestimmtminha2Begleitermymeu · fem. · Sg.avó4Nomengrandmotherfem. · Sg..
- Eu → moro: 1st person
- moro → com: morar com
- meus → pais: agrees (m. pl.)
- minha → avó: agrees (f.)
Wörtlich: “I live with the my parents and the my grandmother.”
Warum sie so gebaut ist
Die Hinweise passen zu den Nummern oben.
- 1morar com = live with. Prepositions of place and time (basic) →
- 2Each possessive agrees with its own noun: meus pais, minha avó. Possessives & the dele/dela fix →
- 3pais = parents (pai + mãe). país, with an accent, is “country”.
- 4avó (open ó) = grandmother; avô (closed ô) = grandfather; avós = grandparents. Sounds, spelling & accent marks →
Varianten
- Moro sozinho.
- Eu moro com a minha namorada.
- Moro com os meus avós.