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English → Pt CHAPTER I. Level 6/10

I got into my old rags and my sugar-hogshead again, and was free and satisfied.

Voltei para meus trapos velhos e meu barril de açúcar, e me senti livre e satisfeito.

But Tom Sawyer he hunted me up and said he was going to start a band of robbers, and I might join if I would go back to the widow and be respectable.

Mas Tom Sawyer me procurou e disse que ia formar uma quadrilha de ladrões, e eu poderia me juntar se voltasse para a viúva e me tornasse respeitável.

So I went back.

Então voltei.

The widow she cried over me, and called me a poor lost lamb, and she called me a lot of other names, too, but she never meant no harm by it.

A viúva chorou por mim, me chamou de pobre cordeirinho perdido, e também me chamou de muitos outros nomes, mas ela nunca quis me magoar com isso.

She put me in them new clothes again, and I couldn't do nothing but sweat and sweat, and feel all cramped up.

Ela me vestiu com aquelas roupas novas outra vez, e eu não podia fazer nada além de suar muito e me sentir todo apertado.

Well, then, the old thing commenced again.

Bem, então, a mesma coisa de sempre começou de novo.

The widow rung a bell for supper, and you had to come to time.

A viúva tocava um sino para o jantar, e você tinha que aparecer na hora certa.

When you got to the table you couldn't go right to eating, but you had to wait for the widow to tuck down her head and grumble a little over the victuals, though there warn't really anything the matter with them,—that is, nothing only everything was cooked by itself.

Quando você chegava à mesa não podia ir logo comendo, mas tinha que esperar a viúva baixar a cabeça e resmungar um pouco sobre a comida, embora não houvesse nada de errado com ela — quer dizer, nada, só que cada coisa era cozida separada.

In a barrel of odds and ends it is different; things get mixed up, and the juice kind of swaps around, and the things go better.

Num barril de mistura é diferente; as coisas se misturam, e o caldo fica trocando de lugar, e as coisas ficam melhores.

Vocabulary

Voltei
vol-TAY — I returned, came back to a place
para
PAH-rah — to, for, toward a destination or purpose
meus
MAY-ooz — my (masculine plural possessive pronoun)
trapos
TRAH-pooz — rags, old worn-out pieces of clothing
velhos
VEL-yooz — old, aged (masculine plural adjective)
meu
MAY-oo — my (masculine singular possessive pronoun)
barril
bah-HEEL — barrel, large cylindrical storage container
açúcar
ah-SOO-kar — sugar, sweet crystalline food substance
me
mee — me, myself (first-person object pronoun)
senti
sen-CHEE — I felt, experienced an emotion or sensation
livre
LEE-vreh — free, not constrained or restricted
satisfeito
sah-chees-FAY-too — satisfied, content, pleased with a situation
Mas
mahz — but, however (coordinating conjunction of contrast)
procurou
proh-koo-ROH — he/she searched for, looked for someone
disse
JEE-see — he/she said, spoke words to someone
que
kee — that, which (subordinating conjunction or pronoun)
ia
EE-ah — was going to, imperfect of ir
formar
for-MAR — to form, create, establish a group
quadrilha
kwah-DREE-lyah — gang, band of thieves or criminals
ladrões
lah-DROHNZ — thieves, robbers, people who steal
poderia
poh-deh-REE-ah — could, would be able to (conditional tense)
juntar
zhoon-TAR — to join, unite, come together with others
se
see — if, oneself (reflexive or conditional particle)
voltasse
vol-TAH-see — returned (imperfect subjunctive of voltar)
viúva
vee-OO-vah — widow, woman whose husband has died
tornasse
tor-NAH-see — became (imperfect subjunctive of tornar-se)
respeitável
hes-pay-TAH-vel — respectable, worthy of social esteem and regard
Então
en-TOWN — then, so, therefore (discourse connector)
voltei
vol-TAY — I returned, went back (preterite tense)
chorou
shoh-ROH — she cried, shed tears for someone
chamou
shah-MOH — called, named, referred to someone
pobre
POH-breh — poor, unfortunate, pitiable (adjective)
cordeirinho
kor-day-REE-nyoo — little lamb, affectionate term for someone innocent
perdido
per-JEE-doo — lost, gone astray, unable to find way
também
tam-BEN — also, too, as well (additive adverb)
muitos
MOO-ee-tooz — many, a lot of (masculine plural quantifier)
outros
OH-trooz — other, another (masculine plural adjective/pronoun)
nomes
NOH-meez — names, words used to identify people
mas
mahz — but, however (conjunction of contrast)
nunca
NOON-kah — never, not at any time
quis
keez — wanted, wished (preterite of querer)
magoar
mah-goo-AR — to hurt, wound someone's feelings emotionally
com
kon — with (preposition indicating accompaniment or means)
isso
EE-soo — that, this thing (neuter demonstrative pronoun)
vestiu
ves-CHYOO — dressed, put on clothing (preterite tense)
aquelas
ah-KEH-lahz — those (feminine plural demonstrative adjective/pronoun)
roupas
HOH-pahz — clothes, garments, items of clothing
novas
NOH-vahz — new, brand-new (feminine plural adjective)
outra
OH-trah — other, another (feminine singular adjective)
vez
vez — time, occasion, instance of something happening
não
nowng — no, not (basic negation word)
podia
poh-JEE-ah — could, was able to (imperfect of poder)
fazer
fah-ZER — to do, to make (common verb)
nada
NAH-dah — nothing, not anything at all
além
ah-LEN — beyond, besides, in addition to
suar
swAR — to sweat, perspire from heat or effort
muito
MOO-ee-too — very, much, a great deal
sentir
sen-CHEER — to feel, sense, experience an emotion
todo
TOH-doo — all, whole, entire (masculine singular adjective)
apertado
ah-per-TAH-doo — tight, constricted, squeezed uncomfortably
Bem
ben — well, okay (discourse marker or adverb)
mesma
MEZ-mah — same (feminine singular adjective for emphasis)
coisa
KOY-zah — thing, object, matter, something unspecified
sempre
SEM-preh — always, at all times, constantly
começou
koh-meh-SOH — began, started (preterite of começar)
novo
NOH-voo — new, again (adjective or in 'de novo')
tocava
toh-KAH-vah — rang, played, sounded (imperfect of tocar)
sino
SEE-noo — bell, device that rings to signal time
jantar
zhahn-TAR — dinner, evening meal (noun or verb)
você
voh-SAY — you (informal second-person singular pronoun)
tinha
CHEE-nyah — had to, had (imperfect of ter)
aparecer
ah-pah-reh-SER — to appear, show up, arrive somewhere
na
nah — in the, at the (contraction of em+a)
hora
OH-rah — hour, time, the right moment
certa
SER-tah — right, correct, exact (feminine adjective)
Quando
KWAHN-doo — when (temporal conjunction or adverb)
chegava
sheh-GAH-vah — arrived, reached (imperfect of chegar)
à
ah — to the (contraction of a+a, feminine)
mesa
MAY-zah — table, dining table for meals
ir
eer — to go (basic verb of motion)
logo
LOH-goo — soon, right away, immediately
comendo
koh-MEN-doo — eating (gerund/present participle of comer)
esperar
es-peh-RAR — to wait, to hope, to expect something
baixar
by-SHAR — to lower, bow down (verb)
cabeça
kah-BEH-sah — head, the upper part of the body
resmungar
hez-moon-GAR — to grumble, mutter complaints under one's breath
pouco
POH-koo — a little, a small amount
sobre
SOH-breh — about, over, on top of
comida
koh-MEE-dah — food, something prepared and eaten
embora
em-BOH-rah — although, even though (concessive conjunction)
houvesse
oh-VEH-see — there were, existed (imperfect subjunctive of haver)
errado
eh-HAH-doo — wrong, incorrect, mistaken
quer
ker — wants, means (third-person singular of querer)
dizer
jee-ZER — to say, to mean, to express in words
soh — only, just, alone (adverb or adjective)
cada
KAH-dah — each, every individual item or person
era
EH-rah — was (imperfect of ser, third-person singular)
cozida
koh-ZEE-dah — cooked, boiled (feminine past participle)
separada
seh-pah-RAH-dah — separately, apart (feminine adjective/adverb)
Num
noom — in a (contraction of em+um)
mistura
mees-TOO-rah — mixture, blend of different ingredients together
é
eh — is (third-person singular of ser)
diferente
jee-feh-REN-chee — different, not the same as something else
coisas
KOY-zahz — things, objects, matters (plural noun)
misturam
mees-TOO-rahm — mix together, blend (third-person plural present)
caldo
KAL-doo — broth, liquid from cooked food
fica
FEE-kah — stays, remains, becomes (third-person singular)
trocando
troh-KAHN-doo — exchanging, swapping (gerund of trocar)
lugar
loo-GAR — place, location, spot
ficam
FEE-kahm — they become, stay (third-person plural present)
melhores
mel-YOR-eez — better, superior (plural comparative adjective)
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