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English → Pt CHAPTER II. Level 6/10

Well, I know what I's gwyne to do: I's gwyne to set down here and listen tell I hears it agin."

Bem, eu sei o que vou fazer: vou sentar aqui e escutar até ouvir de novo."

So he set down on the ground betwixt me and Tom.

Então ele sentou no chão entre mim e Tom.

He leaned his back up against a tree, and stretched his legs out till one of them most touched one of mine.

Ele encostou as costas numa árvore e esticou as pernas até que uma delas quase tocou uma das minhas.

My nose begun to itch.

Meu nariz começou a coçar.

It itched till the tears come into my eyes.

Coçou até as lágrimas virem aos meus olhos.

But I dasn't scratch.

Mas eu não ousava me coçar.

Then it begun to itch on the inside.

Então começou a coçar por dentro.

Next I got to itching underneath.

Depois comecei a sentir coceira embaixo.

I didn't know how I was going to set still.

Eu não sabia como ia conseguir ficar quieto.

This miserableness went on as much as six or seven minutes; but it seemed a sight longer than that.

Essa agonia durou uns seis ou sete minutos; mas pareceu muito mais tempo do que isso.

I was itching in eleven different places now.

Agora eu estava com coceira em onze lugares diferentes.

I reckoned I couldn't stand it more'n a minute longer, but I set my teeth hard and got ready to try.

Achei que não aguentaria mais um minuto, mas cerrei os dentes com força e me preparei para tentar.

Just then Jim begun to breathe heavy; next he begun to snore—and then I was pretty soon comfortable again.

Foi então que Jim começou a respirar pesado; depois começou a roncar — e logo em seguida eu me senti confortável de novo.

Tom he made a sign to me—kind of a little noise with his mouth—and we went creeping away on our hands and knees.

Tom me fez um sinal — uma espécie de barulhinho com a boca — e saímos rastejando de quatro.

When we was ten foot off Tom whispered to me, and wanted to tie Jim to the tree for fun.

Quando estávamos a uns três metros de distância, Tom me sussurrou que queria amarrar Jim à árvore por brincadeira.

But I said no; he might wake and make a disturbance, and then they'd find out I warn't in.

Mas eu disse não; ele poderia acordar e fazer barulho, e aí descobririam que eu não estava dentro de casa.

Then Tom said he hadn't got candles enough, and he would slip in the kitchen and get some more.

Então Tom disse que não tinha velas suficientes, e que ia se esgueirar até a cozinha para pegar mais.

Vocabulary

Bem
beng — Well; used as an interjection or adverb
eu
e-oo — I; first-person singular subject pronoun
sei
say — I know; first-person singular of saber
o
oo — The; masculine singular definite article
que
keh — That, what, which; common conjunction or pronoun
vou
voh — I am going; first-person singular of ir
fazer
fah-zehr — To do, to make; common infinitive verb
sentar
sehn-tahr — To sit down; to take a seated position
aqui
ah-kee — Here; indicating a nearby location
e
eh — And; basic coordinating conjunction
escutar
esh-koo-tahr — To listen, to hear attentively
até
ah-teh — Until, up to; preposition indicating a limit
ouvir
oh-veer — To hear; to perceive sounds
de
deh — Of, from; very common preposition
novo
noh-voo — New, again; adjective or adverb
Então
ehn-tow — Then, so; used as a temporal or logical connector
ele
eh-leh — He; third-person masculine singular pronoun
sentou
sehn-toh — He/she sat down; past tense of sentar
no
noo — In the, on the; contraction of em + o
chão
showng — Floor, ground; the surface beneath one's feet
entre
ehn-treh — Between, among; preposition of position
mim
meeng — Me; first-person singular prepositional pronoun
Ele
eh-leh — He; third-person masculine singular pronoun
encostou
ehn-kosh-toh — He/she leaned; past tense of encostar
as
ahsh — The; feminine plural definite article
costas
kosh-tahsh — Back; the rear part of the human body
numa
noo-mah — In a, on a; contraction of em + uma
árvore
ahr-voh-reh — Tree; a tall woody plant
esticou
esh-tee-koh — He/she stretched out; past tense of esticar
pernas
pehr-nahsh — Legs; lower limbs of the human body
uma
oo-mah — A, one; feminine singular indefinite article
delas
deh-lahsh — Of them; feminine contraction of de + elas
quase
kwah-zeh — Almost, nearly; adverb of approximation
tocou
toh-koh — He/she touched; past tense of tocar
das
dahsh — Of the; feminine plural contraction of de + as
minhas
meen-yahsh — My; feminine plural possessive adjective
Meu
meh-oo — My; masculine singular possessive adjective
nariz
nah-reesh — Nose; the facial organ for smelling
começou
koh-meh-soh — He/she/it began; past tense of começar
a
ah — To, at, the; preposition or feminine article
coçar
koh-sahr — To scratch, to itch; to relieve itching
Coçou
koh-soh — He/she scratched; past tense of coçar
lágrimas
lah-gree-mahsh — Tears; drops of liquid from crying
virem
vee-rehng — To come; subjunctive/infinitive plural of vir
aos
owsh — To the; masculine plural contraction of a + os
meus
meh-oosh — My; masculine plural possessive adjective
olhos
oh-lyoosh — Eyes; the organs used for seeing
Mas
mahsh — But; adversative coordinating conjunction
não
nowng — No, not; negation word
ousava
oh-zah-vah — He/she dared; imperfect tense of ousar
me
meh — Me, myself; first-person singular object pronoun
por
pohr — By, through, for; common preposition
dentro
dehn-troo — Inside, within; adverb of location
Depois
deh-poysh — After, afterwards, then; temporal adverb
comecei
koh-meh-say — I began; first-person singular past of começar
sentir
sehn-teer — To feel, to sense; infinitive verb
coceira
koh-say-rah — Itch, itching sensation on the body
embaixo
ehm-by-shoo — Below, underneath; adverb of location
Eu
e-oo — I; first-person singular subject pronoun
sabia
sah-bee-ah — I/he/she knew; imperfect tense of saber
como
koh-moo — How, as, like; conjunction or adverb
ia
ee-ah — Was going; imperfect tense of ir
conseguir
kohn-seh-geer — To manage, to succeed in doing something
ficar
fee-kahr — To stay, to remain, to become
quieto
kee-eh-too — Quiet, still; not moving or making noise
Essa
eh-sah — That; feminine singular demonstrative pronoun
agonia
ah-goh-nee-ah — Agony, torment; intense suffering or discomfort
durou
doo-roh — It lasted; past tense of durar
uns
oonsh — Some, a few; masculine plural indefinite article
seis
saysh — Six; the number 6
ou
oh — Or; disjunctive coordinating conjunction
sete
seh-teh — Seven; the number 7
minutos
mee-noo-toosh — Minutes; units of time equal to 60 seconds
mas
mahsh — But; adversative coordinating conjunction
pareceu
pah-reh-sew — It seemed, appeared; past tense of parecer
muito
mwee-too — Very, much, a lot; intensifier adverb
mais
mysh — More; comparative adverb
tempo
tehm-poo — Time, weather; noun with multiple meanings
do
doo — Of the; masculine singular contraction of de + o
isso
ee-soo — That, this; neuter demonstrative pronoun
Agora
ah-goh-rah — Now; indicating the present moment
estava
esh-tah-vah — Was; imperfect tense of estar
com
kong — With; preposition indicating accompaniment
em
ehng — In, at, on; common preposition of location
onze
ohn-zeh — Eleven; the number 11
lugares
loo-gah-rehsh — Places, spots; plural of lugar
diferentes
dee-feh-rehn-tesh — Different, various; not the same
Achei
ah-shay — I thought, I found; past tense of achar
aguentaria
ah-gwehn-tah-ree-ah — Would endure; conditional tense of aguentar
um
oong — A, one; masculine singular indefinite article
minuto
mee-noo-too — Minute; unit of time equal to 60 seconds
cerrei
seh-hay — I clenched, shut tight; past tense of cerrar
os
oosh — The; masculine plural definite article
dentes
dehn-tesh — Teeth; hard structures used for chewing
força
fohr-sah — Strength, force; physical or mental power
preparei
preh-pah-ray — I prepared; first-person past of preparar
para
pah-rah — For, to, in order to; common preposition
tentar
tehn-tahr — To try, to attempt; infinitive verb
Foi
foy — Was, went; past tense of ser or ir
então
ehn-tow — Then, so; temporal or logical connector
respirar
hesh-pee-rahr — To breathe; to inhale and exhale air
pesado
peh-zah-doo — Heavy, deeply; adjective or adverb
depois
deh-poysh — After, then; temporal adverb
roncar
hong-kahr — To snore; to make noise while sleeping
logo
loh-goo — Soon, right away; temporal adverb
seguida
seh-gee-dah — Following, sequence; em seguida means afterwards
senti
sehn-tee — I felt; first-person singular past of sentir
confortável
kohn-fohr-tah-vehl — Comfortable; providing ease and comfort
fez
fehsh — He/she made, did; past tense of fazer
sinal
see-nahl — Sign, signal; a gesture or indication
espécie
esh-peh-see-eh — Kind, sort, species; a type or variety
barulhinho
bah-roo-lyeen-yoo — Little noise, small sound; diminutive of barulho
boca
boh-kah — Mouth; the facial opening for eating and speaking
saímos
sah-ee-moosh — We left, went out; past tense of sair
rastejando
hash-teh-zhahn-doo — Crawling; moving on hands and knees
quatro
kwah-troo — Four; the number 4
Quando
kwahn-doo — When; temporal conjunction
estávamos
esh-tah-vah-moosh — We were; imperfect plural of estar
três
trehsh — Three; the number 3
metros
meh-troosh — Meters; units of metric measurement
distância
deesh-tahn-see-ah — Distance; the space between two points
sussurrou
soo-soo-hoh — He/she whispered; past tense of sussurrar
queria
keh-ree-ah — Wanted; imperfect tense of querer
amarrar
ah-mah-hahr — To tie, to bind; to fasten with a rope
à
ah — To the; feminine contraction of a + a
brincadeira
breen-kah-day-rah — Joke, prank, play; lighthearted fun or trick
disse
dee-seh — He/she said; past tense of dizer
poderia
poh-deh-ree-ah — Could, would be able; conditional of poder
acordar
ah-kohr-dahr — To wake up; to rouse from sleep
barulho
bah-roo-lyoo — Noise, sound; loud or disruptive sound
ah-ee — There, then; adverb of place or consequence
descobririam
desh-koh-bree-ree-owng — They would discover; conditional of descobrir
casa
kah-zah — House, home; a building where people live
tinha
teen-yah — Had; imperfect tense of ter
velas
veh-lahsh — Candles; wax sticks burned for light
suficientes
soo-fee-see-ehn-tesh — Enough, sufficient; meeting the required amount
se
seh — Himself, herself, if; reflexive pronoun or conjunction
esgueirar
esh-gay-rahr — To sneak, to slip away quietly
cozinha
koh-zeen-yah — Kitchen; room where food is prepared
pegar
peh-gahr — To grab, to take, to catch something
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