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English → Pt Chapter I Level 6/10

I am lucky to be appointed to such a charming neighbourhood."

Tenho sorte de ser designado para uma vizinhança tão encantadora."

"Oh, how glad I am!

"Oh, que feliz estou!

The name of our house is Windy Corner."

O nome da nossa casa é Windy Corner."

Mr. Beebe bowed.

O Sr. Beebe fez uma reverência.

"There is mother and me generally, and my brother, though it's not often we get him to ch—— The church is rather far off, I mean."

"Geralmente somos eu e minha mãe, e meu irmão, embora não seja frequente trazê-lo à igr—— A igreja fica bastante longe, quero dizer."

"Lucy, dearest, let Mr. Beebe eat his dinner."

"Lucy, querida, deixe o Sr. Beebe comer o jantar."

"I am eating it, thank you, and enjoying it."

"Estou comendo, obrigado, e apreciando muito."

He preferred to talk to Lucy, whose playing he remembered, rather than to Miss Bartlett, who probably remembered his sermons.

Ele preferia falar com Lucy, de cujo talento musical se lembrava, a falar com a Srta. Bartlett, que provavelmente se lembrava de seus sermões.

He asked the girl whether she knew Florence well, and was informed at some length that she had never been there before.

Ele perguntou à moça se ela conhecia bem Florença, e foi informado, com alguma extensão, que ela nunca havia estado lá antes.

It is delightful to advise a newcomer, and he was first in the field.

É delicioso aconselhar um recém-chegado, e ele foi o primeiro a fazê-lo.

"Don't neglect the country round," his advice concluded.

"Não negligencie os arredores", concluiu seu conselho.

"The first fine afternoon drive up to Fiesole, and round by Settignano, or something of that sort."

"Na primeira tarde agradável, vá de carruagem até Fiesole e pelos arredores de Settignano, ou algo do gênero."

"No!" cried a voice from the top of the table.

"Não!" gritou uma voz da cabeceira da mesa.

"Mr. Beebe, you are wrong.

"Sr. Beebe, o senhor está errado.

The first fine afternoon your ladies must go to Prato."

Na primeira tarde agradável, suas senhoras devem ir a Prato."

"That lady looks so clever," whispered Miss Bartlett to her cousin.

"Aquela senhora parece tão inteligente", sussurrou a Srta. Bartlett para sua prima.

"We are in luck."

"Temos sorte."

And, indeed, a perfect torrent of information burst on them.

E, de fato, uma verdadeira torrente de informações se abateu sobre elas.

People told them what to see, when to see it, how to stop the electric trams, how to get rid of the beggars, how much to give for a vellum blotter, how much the place would grow upon them.

As pessoas lhes diziam o que ver, quando ver, como parar os bondes elétricos, como se livrar dos mendigos, quanto dar por um mata-borrão de pergaminho, e o quanto aquele lugar iria conquistá-las.

Vocabulary

Tenho
First person singular present of 'ter' (to have)
sorte
Luck, fortune, or fate
de
Preposition meaning 'of' or 'from'
ser
To be (permanent or inherent qualities)
designado
Designated, assigned, or appointed to something
para
Preposition meaning 'for,' 'to,' or 'toward'
uma
Indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'an' (feminine)
vizinhança
Neighborhood or surrounding area where people live
tão
Adverb meaning 'so' or 'as' (degree)
encantadora
Charming, delightful, or enchanting (feminine adjective)
que
Relative pronoun or conjunction meaning 'that' or 'what'
feliz
Happy, joyful, or content
estou
First person singular present of 'estar' (to be)
O
Definite article meaning 'the' (masculine singular)
nome
Name of a person, place, or thing
da
Contraction of 'de' and 'a' meaning 'of the'
nossa
Possessive pronoun meaning 'our' (feminine)
casa
House or home where someone lives
é
Third person singular present of 'ser' (to be)
Sr.
Abbreviation for 'Senhor,' meaning 'Mr.'
fez
Third person singular past of 'fazer' (to do/make)
reverência
A bow or gesture showing respect and deference
Geralmente
Generally, usually, or in most cases
somos
First person plural present of 'ser' (to be)
eu
First person singular pronoun meaning 'I'
minha
Possessive pronoun meaning 'my' (feminine singular)
mãe
Mother, female parent
meu
Possessive pronoun meaning 'my' (masculine singular)
irmão
Brother, male sibling
embora
Conjunction meaning 'although' or 'even though'
não
Negation word meaning 'no' or 'not'
seja
Subjunctive form of 'ser' meaning 'be'
frequente
Frequent, occurring often or regularly
trazê-lo
To bring him or it (infinitive with pronoun)
à
Contraction of 'a' and 'a' meaning 'to the' (feminine)
A
Definite article meaning 'the' (feminine singular)
igreja
Church, a building for Christian worship
fica
Third person singular of 'ficar,' meaning 'to be located'
bastante
Quite, rather, or fairly (degree adverb)
longe
Far away, at a great distance
quero
First person singular present of 'querer' (to want)
dizer
To say or to tell something
querida
Dear or beloved (feminine term of endearment)
deixe
Imperative of 'deixar' meaning 'let' or 'allow'
o
Definite article 'the' (masculine) or pronoun 'him'
comer
To eat food or have a meal
jantar
Dinner, the evening meal
Estou
First person singular present of 'estar' (to be)
comendo
Eating, present participle of 'comer'
obrigado
Thank you (masculine speaker expressing gratitude)
apreciando
Appreciating or enjoying something greatly
muito
Very, much, or a lot
Ele
Third person singular masculine pronoun meaning 'he'
preferia
Imperfect tense of 'preferir' meaning 'preferred'
falar
To speak or talk to someone
com
Preposition meaning 'with'
cujo
Relative pronoun meaning 'whose'
talento
Talent, a natural skill or ability
musical
Related to music; having musical ability
se
Reflexive pronoun or conjunction meaning 'if'
lembrava
Imperfect of 'lembrar,' meaning 'remembered' or 'recalled'
a
Feminine definite article 'the' or preposition 'to'
Srta.
Abbreviation for 'Senhorita,' meaning 'Miss'
provavelmente
Probably, likely to happen or be true
seus
Possessive pronoun meaning 'his,' 'her,' or 'their' (plural)
sermões
Sermons, religious speeches given in church
perguntou
Asked a question (third person singular past)
moça
Young woman or girl
ela
Third person singular feminine pronoun meaning 'she'
conhecia
Knew or was acquainted with (imperfect tense)
bem
Well, good, or properly
Florença
Florence, a city in Tuscany, Italy
foi
Third person singular past of 'ir/ser' (went/was)
informado
Informed, told, or made aware of something
alguma
Some or any (feminine singular indefinite adjective)
extensão
Extent, degree, or length of something
nunca
Never, at no time
havia
Had (imperfect of 'haver,' auxiliary verb)
estado
Been (past participle of 'estar'); also 'state'
There, in that place
antes
Before, previously in time
É
Third person singular of 'ser' meaning 'it is'
delicioso
Delicious, extremely pleasing or enjoyable
aconselhar
To advise or give counsel to someone
um
Indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'an' (masculine)
recém-chegado
Newcomer, someone who has just arrived
ele
Third person singular masculine pronoun meaning 'he'
primeiro
First, before all others in order
fazê-lo
To do it or make it (infinitive with pronoun)
Não
No or not, negation word
negligencie
Neglect, fail to care for or attend to
os
Definite article 'the' (masculine plural)
arredores
Surroundings, outskirts, or nearby areas
concluiu
Concluded or finished (third person singular past)
seu
Possessive pronoun meaning 'his,' 'her,' or 'your'
conselho
Advice or counsel given to someone
Na
Contraction of 'em' and 'a' meaning 'in the' (feminine)
primeira
First (feminine adjective indicating order)
tarde
Afternoon or evening; also 'late'
agradável
Pleasant, agreeable, or enjoyable
Go (imperative or subjunctive of 'ir')
carruagem
Carriage, a horse-drawn vehicle for transport
até
Until, up to, or as far as
pelos
Contraction of 'por' and 'os' meaning 'through the'
ou
Conjunction meaning 'or'
algo
Something, an unspecified thing
do
Contraction of 'de' and 'o' meaning 'of the'
gênero
Genre, type, kind, or gender
gritou
Shouted or cried out (third person singular past)
voz
Voice, the sound produced when speaking
cabeceira
Head of the table or bedside position
mesa
Table, a flat-surfaced piece of furniture
senhor
Sir or gentleman; polite form of address
está
Third person singular present of 'estar' (to be)
errado
Wrong, incorrect, or mistaken
suas
Possessive pronoun meaning 'their' or 'your' (feminine plural)
senhoras
Ladies or women (polite plural form)
devem
Should or must (third person plural of 'dever')
ir
To go, to travel to a place
Aquela
Demonstrative pronoun meaning 'that' (feminine)
senhora
Lady or woman; polite form of address
parece
Seems or appears (third person singular present)
inteligente
Intelligent, smart, or clever
sussurrou
Whispered (third person singular past tense)
sua
Possessive pronoun meaning 'her,' 'his,' or 'your'
prima
Female cousin (relative)
Temos
We have (first person plural present of 'ter')
E
Conjunction meaning 'and'
fato
Fact, a true or verified piece of information
verdadeira
True, real, or genuine (feminine adjective)
torrente
Torrent, a rushing flood of something
informações
Information, data, or facts provided to someone
abateu
Fell upon or overwhelmed (third person singular past)
sobre
About, on, or concerning something
elas
Third person plural feminine pronoun meaning 'they'
As
Definite article meaning 'the' (feminine plural)
pessoas
People, individuals or persons in general
lhes
Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to them' or 'for them'
diziam
Were telling or saying (third person plural imperfect)
ver
To see or to look at something
quando
When, at what time
como
How, as, or like; also 'I eat'
parar
To stop or halt movement or action
bondes
Trams or streetcars, electric rail vehicles
elétricos
Electric (plural adjective); also trams or trolleys
livrar
To free, rid, or get rid of something
dos
Contraction of 'de' and 'os' meaning 'of the' (plural)
mendigos
Beggars, people who ask for charity
quanto
How much or how many
dar
To give something to someone
por
Preposition meaning 'for,' 'by,' or 'through'
pergaminho
Parchment, a writing material made from animal skin
aquele
Demonstrative pronoun meaning 'that' (masculine)
lugar
Place, location, or spot
iria
Would go (conditional of 'ir')
conquistá-las
To conquer or win them over (infinitive with pronoun)
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